New snow blankets Coal Creek Canyon as the California Zephyr heads into the Colorado Rocky Mountains on the Moffat Tunnel Sub.
The California Zephyr 5 train through Coal Creek Canyon during snow and heavy fog.
Amtrak engine #157 (P42DC) leads the California Zephyr 5 train through Coal Creek Canyon after a snowstorm coated the valley with a few inches.
Snow and flocked the trees and fog shrouds Coal Creek Canyon as the California Zephyr runs through the cut leading to the climb towards Tunnel #1.
It seems the California Zephyr is destined to be led by a pair of Phase VII P42's. This colorful consist is a welcomed addition for photographs along the Moffat Route.
BNSF 6339 (ES44AC) exits Tunnel #1 and will drop down into Coal Creek Canyon, Colorado on its way to Denver.
Stormy weather is moving over Coal Creek Canyon as the California Zephyr heads into the Colorado Rocky Mountains on the Moffat Tunnel Sub.
Storm clouds are moving down the mountain as the California Zephyr rounds the horseshoe curve in Coal Creek Canyon, Colorado.
Clouds hang at the mountain tops as UP 5624 (AC4400CW-CTE) runs a freight through Coal Creek Canyon on the Moffat Tunnel Sub.
The California Zephyr passes a Colorado Department of Transportation maintenance facility in Coal Creek Canyon, Colorado.
The two Phase VII P-42's lead the California Zephyr through Coal Creek Canyon, Colorado.
The two Phase VII P-42's look great leading the California Zephyr through Coal Creek Canyon, Colorado.
The California Zephyr runs through Coal Creek Canyon as it heads into the Moffat Tunnel District and the Colorado Rocky Mountains.
Snow has blanketed Coal Creek Canyon as the California Zephyr runs towards Tunnel #1.
UP 6318, one of three remaining active Southern Pacific patched AC4400CW's, leads an oil can train down from Tunnel #1 and through Coal Creek Canyon, Colorado.
