Uphill and Down. Rio Grande Southern 4-6-0 locomotive no. 20 is doing laps on the loop track at the Colorado Railroad Museum, passing Manitou & Pike's Peak Cog Railway 0-4-2T locomotive... (more)

Colorado Cog Car. Manitou & Pikes Peak Cog Railway passenger car no. 12 is seen on display at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, CO. The car is one of three pieces of equipment tha... (more)

Morning at Manitou. Early morning sunshine illuminates the face of Manitou & Pike's Peak Cog Railway car no. 19 as it awaits the start of the day shuttling riders up the 12-25% grades o... (more)

The Manitou & Pikes Peak Railway in Colorado Springs, Colorado is the highest cog railway in the world, reaching a summit of 14,110 feet above seal level. MPPR #7 is a Cadillac diesel-powered cog... (more)

On the top of the mighty Pikes Peak, at 14,000+ feet above sea level, looking down upon the Colorado Plateau.

Arriving from the mountain.

Manitou & Pikes Peak 4 sits on display at the Grand Canyon Railway depot in Williams.

Mountaintop Station. Broadmoor Manitou & Pikes Peak Cog Railway locomotive 29, along with cars 29A, B, & C, are seen at the station atop Pikes Peak during an afternoon snowstorm. At 14,... (more)

John Hulbert. Manitou & Pikes Peak Railway 0-4-2T locomotive no. 1 (Baldwin Locomotive Works, 1890), originally named the John Hulbert, is seen on display at the Colorado Railroa... (more)

Manitou & Pikes Peak Railway car number 24, made by the Swiss Locomotive Machine works, takes a sidetrack to let the train heading down the Pikes Peak Mountain pass.

In to upgrading the rail cog lines from the base to the top of Pikes Peak mountain, the Manitou & Pikes Peak Railway also received brand new Stadler Rail Hm 44 Cog passenger trains. Here we see o... (more)

The Swiss Locomotive Works Cog engine #25 sits at the top of Pikes Peak, a towering mountain reaching an elevation of 14,150 feet.

The Manitou & Pikes Peak Railway recently relplaced the entire length of track from the base shops to the 14,115 Summit House. Here we see MPPR #18 waiting on the siding for the Swiss Cogg Locomo... (more)

Manitou & Pike Peak Railroad's #25 (Swiss Locomotive Cog) gets ready to take another load of passenger to the 14,115 foot high Summit House.

Manitou and Pikes Peak Railway train climbs Pikes Peak on a cold June morning. On a normal day passengers riding at this location are treated to spectacular views, but alas, this day was a foggy o... (more)