K-28 #478 shoves caboose 0540 around the wye at Rockwood to position it on the rear of the winter photographer's special before departing for Durango,

Extra 486 southbound near Trimble with the Cascade Canyon winter train.

Engineer Mike Nichols discusses the days plans with the train crew prior to departing Durango with the winter photographer's special.

Set against a backdrop of rocky cliffs, the Animas River far below, and snow depths not seen in the past 15 years in southwestern Colorado, K-28 #478 blows down as she slowly makes her way north a... (more)

Amidst clear skies, waist deep snow, and ice covered trees, Durango & Silverton K-28 #478 braves the elements working upgrade just south of Rockwood, Colorado.

After taking on water at Hermosa, extra 486 south (the Cascade Canyon excursion) is back on the move toward Durango behind K-36 #486. The mountains of southwestern Colorado have been pounded by he... (more)

Durango and Silverton #480 passes through Rockwood with Engineer Joe Dailey at the throttle.

D&S 480 crosses the Animas River in Durango. There aren't to many places in the world where you can see narrow gauge steam cross a bridge like this in a city.

D&S 478 splits the rock walls approaching Rockwood.

D&RGW 486 hugs the rock walls on its climb towards Rockwood.

D&RGW 482 works it's train through the cut at Rockwood before stopping to drop off passengers. Soon it will be on its way home.

D&RGW 478 works it's train through the cut at Rockwood before stopping to drop off passengers. Soon it will be on its way home.

D&RGW 476 rests inside the Durango & Silverton's Roundhouse museum. Visitors are allowed to climb in to the cab to see what the "head office" of a narrow gauge engine is like.

D&RGW 476 rests inside the Durango & Silverton's Roundhouse museum. Visitors are allowed to climb in to the cab to see what the "head office" of a narrow gauge engine is like.

D&SNG 478 Heading for home, seen here at Rockwood.