Rocky Mountaineer's new "Rainforest to Goldrush" trainset lays over in Jasper on Sunday evening after arriving with the regular trainset from Kamloops. It'll be laying over in Jasper until Wednesd... (more)

The "Gold Leaf Service" cars still sport 2010 Olympic train colours on the Rocky Mountaineer's first run of the season. The Alberta Government sponsored the RMR train service from Vancouver to W... (more)

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

The Fraser Discovery begins winding it's way around Seton Lake. For the next 30 or so miles, the view won't change much!

The Whistler Mountaineer nears the end of it's northward trip to Whistler. After dropping off the passengers at the station, it'll head to Wedge (a few miles further north) and wye for it's return... (more)

Rocky Mountaineer canceled all of the "Yellowhead Route" trains between September 26th and October 4th. P610's equipment has been resting in Jasper ever since arriving on September 25th.

The Vancouver section of the Rocky Mountaineer crosses over the Thompson River at Lytton.

RMR 8011, Pride of Kamloops, leads the Vancouver section of the Rocky Mountaineer westbound on CN Rail’s Ashcroft Sub.

The Vancouver section of the Rocky Mountaineer follows CN 906 down the west bank of the Thompson River.

Rocky Mountaineer's Fraser Discovery trainset rests in Jasper for the night in preparation for a morning departure.

"The Pride of Kamloops" leads the Mountaineer westward through the upper Kicking Horse Canyon. Note remnants of the old 2 lane highway are still visible while higher up is the new (2007) 4 lane se... (more)

The Rocky Mountaineer rests in Jasper for the weekend.

A Rocky Mountaineer special awaits ABC's Bachelorette, Jillian Harris and her bachelors to re-board after spending the night in Golden (well, ok, they spent it just outside of Field). They'll cont... (more)

The Rocky Mountaineer creeps across the Cisco Bridge to afford the passengers a view of the Fraser River narrows. A crew member spies a trio of photographers trackside and steps onto the platform ... (more)