The Royal Hudson steam locomotive #2860 is shunting at the Vancouver North yard before hauling its train to Squamish. Unfortunately, this beautiful engine is no more in operation today. The Royal... (more)

British Columbia's Royal Hudson 2860 leads its daily excursion train south over a vintage wood trestle located on BC Rail's mainline in West Vancouver. It would be replaced by a modern steel and c... (more)

CP 2860, the Royal Hudson, makes its excursion along Howe Sound near Tunnel Point on its southbound return from Squamish to North Vancouver, BC. There are few more beautiful places to be on a sunn... (more)

The Royal Hudson #2860 is prepared for a next excursion trip to Squamish in the North Vancouver shed. Unfortunately, this beautiful locomotive is no more operational today. It would be nice to see... (more)

After surmounting Tehachapi Summit a visitor from Canada, British Columbia’s Royal Hudson 2860, is drifting near Monolith, Calif. en route to an appointment in the Los Angeles basin, escorted by... (more)

Royal Hudson 2860 was a major tourist attraction in the mid-1970s between North Vancouver and Squamish, BC. The BC government supported the train which ran on British Columbia rails daily during t... (more)

The Passenger special drags its feet on its way to White Rock, BC with a hand washed ES44AC (BNSF 6422) in tow. She would open the throttle a half mile later entering Crescent Beach in glorious wi... (more)

On her way to Vancouver, BC The Royal Hudson rounds one of the many curves along Howe Sound on the ex-BC Rail mainline. Just above her some people can be seen on the old Hwy taking pictures of the... (more)

The Royal Hudson backs up in the morning light out of the shop track in Squamish as it sets to depart for Vancouver, BC.

Ex Canadian Pacific Royal Hudson 2860 is heading east on the Mountain Sub at Ottertail, BC. Notice the two camoflaged GM B units in the consist remotely controlled by the steam locomotive. The t... (more)

"Royal Hudson" 2860 is a former Canadian Pacific 4-6-4 owned by the province of British Columbia. In March of 1977, the streamlined engine and its train – which normally operated on the British... (more)

The big surprise for a Brit visiting Canada was to discover the 'Royal Hudson' 4-6-4 in steam running between Vancouver and Squamish. I was very impressed with her smooth, uncluttered lines and ch... (more)

For the first time since 1999, the Royal Hudson #2860 will see mainline action as she backs out of the Squamish Yard and onto the mainline. Click h... (more)

Fireman Andy gets the Royal Hudson into position for the Whistler Mountaineer Salute.

Fireman Andy takes some time to look out the window as Cabtours are given on the Royal Hudson 2860