The Denver Rock Island Railroad is in the process of repainting the former Mount Hood Railroad GP38-2 into the Rock Island blue colors.
Denver Rock Island Railroad's #02 (a former Mount Hood Railroad GP38-2) takes a string of oil can cars to a yard in central Denver, Colorado.
A crewman from the Denver Rock Island's GP38-2 gets ready to swing on as the train moves a cut of oil cans.
Denver Rock Island Railroad's DRIR 02 sorts cars in a yard in Central Denver, Colorado.
Denver Rock Island Railroad's GP38-2 moves a cut of oil cans to a yard in Denver.
Denver Rock Island Railroad's GP38-2 (A former Mount Hood Railroad motor) moves a load of oil cans to a yard in Central Denver, Colorado.
Denver Rock Island Railroad's GP38-2 (A former Mount Hood Railroad motor) drops off a couple of oil cans in the yard in Central Denver, Colorado.
The Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 moves a string of cars to the industrial clients in the Stockyards area.
Denver Rock Island Railroad's #1083 (SW1500) moves a cut of tank cars into a client's yard in Denver, Colorado.
The Denver Rock Island Railroad runs close to Packinghouse Road, which is always busy with vehicle traffic.
The Denver Rock Island Railroad operates in an industrial area in North Denver that is active with heavy vehicles on the adjacent roads.
Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 shares the road with heavy trucks as it shuttles some cars to clients in the Denver Stockyards industrial area.
Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 shoves a load of gondolas north as a tractor moves a load of oil cans into the yard.
Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 crosses Packinghouse Road to shove a load of gondolas to a client.
Denver Rock Island Railroad's SW1500 crosses the South Platte River in Denver, Colorado.
