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The California Zephyr picks up speed as it leaves Byers Canyon and heads west into Kremmling, Colo., Gore Canyon, Glenwood Canyon and into Glenwood Springs.
On the UP - former Denver, Rio Grande and Western. Taken Sept. 5, 2003, with 200 speed film, 35MM- 80MM lens.
Close-up aerial shot of the westbound California Zephyr rolling through the lush mountains and landscaping after leaving picturesque Gore Canyon.
On the UP - former Denver, Rio Grande and Western. Taken Sept. 5, 2003, with 200 speed film, 35MM- 80MM lens.
Resubmitted photo. Earlier...
Heading west into a tunnel, Amtrak's California Zephyr crosses the Colorado River near Bond, Colo., between Kremmling, Colo., and Burns, Colo. On the Union Pacific Railroad. Shot Sept. 5, 2003, with 200 speed film, 35MM.
Shot with a 35MM lens on Sept. 5, 2003. **Resubmitted photo. This one is...
Amtrak's California Zephyr rolls through a canyon along the Colorado River east of Burns, Colo., from high atop a sand road. Shot Sept. 5, 2003, with 200 speed film, 35MM.
The California Zephyr rolls along another of many spectacular canyons along the Colorado River east of Burns, Colo., from high atop a sand road.
On the Union Pacific Railroad. Shot Sept. 5, 2003, with 200 speed film, 35MM.
Horizontal view of Amtrak's California Zephyr rolling along the Colorado River through Byers Canyon west of Hot Sulphur Springs, Colo. On the Union Pacific Railroad. Shot Sept. 5, 2003, with 200 speed film, 35MM.
Amtrak's California Zephyr rolls along the Colorado River through Byers Canyon west of Hot Sulphur Springs, Colo.
On the Union Pacific Railroad. Shot Sept. 5, 2003, with 200 speed film, 35MM.
The California Zephyr rolls along another of many spectacular canyons along the Colorado River east of Burns, Colo., from high atop a sand road. This section is between Bond and Dotsero. On the Union Pacific Railroad. Shot Sept. 5, 2003, with 200 speed film, 35MM.
Amtrak's California Zephyr curves along the Colorado River near Bond, Colo., between Kremmling, Colo., and Burns, Colo.
Shot with a 35MM lens on Sept. 5, 2003.
This photo was taken July 8, 2003 in Parker, Arizona. The 4003 A&C is crossing the Colorado River in Parker, Arizona just before sunset. The temperature was 114 degrees. Photograhy by Leanne Hall. Photo shoot for Railamerica.
Shot from Amtrk No. 6 Eastbound, the California Zephyr enters one of a series of tunnels in Gore Canyon, between Glenwood Springs and Denver. Shot with 35MM camera Nov. 2002.
A mixed train on the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge brings back memories of the Denver & Rio Grande Western on a snowy charter in December 1998. Photo by Steve Barry.
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