The DPU in dynamic brake pulls pm 671 as it heads down the Big Hill

A loaded westbound potash train chugs down a 2% grade in a high notch, the rest of the train is still in Alberta!

An SW9 and a woodside caboose back through the small yard in Field, BC.

Dwarfed by the Rocky Mountains, the Rocky Mountaineer passes through the Mount Stephen Tunnel approaching the concrete snowshed and avalanche diversion channel.

CP 9515 just led a westbound freight train over the continental divide to crew change point Field, B.C. The engineer in charge is inspecting the machine he is going to take over.

The DPU of a westbound grain train headed down the canyon is dwarfed not only by the western ridges of the Rockies, but also by the new highway bridge that even has a tendancy to block out the pea... (more)

Coming out of the morning shadows over the bridge at Ottertail East.

The Royal Canadian Pacific arrives at Field for the Spiral Tunnel centennial celebrations.

After an 11 hour delay, westbound CP 8757 starts its descent down the big hill to Field.

The morning sun has finally made its way over Mt. Stephen, shining on the congestion at Field, B.C. You can see the line of autoracks in the distant background. The mainline was blocked by a stal... (more)

A centennial. This photo of this classic view was taken shortly after the tunnels opened on September 1st, 1909. The number 8 along the bottom was how numbering was done 100 years ago.(From the J... (more)

DPU on the end of a long potash train headed west at the former location of Misko, west of Field.

Tight places in the Canadian Rockies.