An eastbound Canon City and Royal Gorge passenger train passes the site of Gorge siding west of Canon City, Colorado, on May 14, 1999. This route through the Royal Gorge is on the scenic former Ri... (more)

A Canon City and Royal Gorge passenger train is departing Canon City, Colorado, on the afternoon of June 3, 2011. CC&RG F7 No. 403 is a former Chicago and North Western locomotive. The second-to-t... (more)

Two Rock & Rail locomotives are at Canon City, Colorado, on June 3, 2011. The two engines have finished taken cars to Parkdale and are now eastbound going through the siding past a Canon City & Ro... (more)

A Canon City and Royal Gorge passenger train is just west of Canon City, Colorado, on the afternoon of June 2, 2011. CC&RG F7 No. 403 is a former Chicago and North Western locomotive.

A Royal Gorge Route Railroad (then, Canon City and Royal Gorge) passenger train curves through the depths of Royal Gorge, west of Canon City, Colorado, on May 14, 1999. One of the world's highest ... (more)

An interior view of the Canon City and Royal Gorge Railroad's restored "Gen. William J. Palmer" Dining Car, named after the late, Civil War-era industrialist. General William Jackson Palmer and Dr... (more)

The Royal Gorge Route power and passenger consist lays over at the former Santa Fe depot after another successful day of excursions through the gorge.

Exiting the gorge on the eastbound return trip to Canon City. This late-season train was well patronized and made for an impressive site snaking through the gorge in a (not quite uniform) pseudo ... (more)

The 3:30pm Royal Gorge Railroad tourist train is entering the Royal Gorge, passing several raftloads of friendly thrill-seeking tourists shooting the rapids on the Arkansas River.

After another safe trip through the Royal Gorge, this winter train poses for photographs in front of the Santa Fe Depot which can be seen in the background on a cold and bright December day.

The heart of CCRG #402 a 16 cylinder beast that along with the 16 cylinder diesel engine in the B unit pull the Canon City Royal Gorge route train through the Royal Gorge.

Looking out of the cab of the #403 we see white water rafters navigating down the Arkansas River along side of the Royal Gorge Route. This 2 and half hour round trip excursion traveling about 15 m... (more)

On my first trip to the USA I packed an awful lot into 2 weeks. I drove Route 66 from Chicago to Williams in Arizona via Memphis where I rode the Grand Canyon railroad. whereas that trip was spect... (more)

The Afternoon excursion returns back into Canon City with EMD F7 #403 in the lead.

3113 and 3020, on a westbound slag train, await a meet with eastbound #148 at Canon City in September 1981.