Anyone who has spent much time studying the narrow gauge railroads of southern Colorado has likely come across library books by Richard L. D...

In commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the Rocky Mountain Railroad Club charter on May 21, 1950,  the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic is ru...

Soni Honegger, a talented and resourceful man of steam, has resigned from his position as General Manager of the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic...

Have a collection of railroad photos based on a location, interest or theme? Is using Flickr or Panoramio just not letting you show your abi...

As the digital age progresses, we'll see more and more digital media used to bring us glimpses of Colorado's railroading past. Of pa...

An off-road vehicle is often your best choice for exploring the sites of Colorado's extensive railroad history. It therefore follows tha...

Ouray County over in the western San Juan Mountains is hosting Railroad Days this weekend . Indulge your inner rail geek and head on over.

Rare enough are photographs of the days of steam in Colorado . Rarer still are photos of odd equipment like pile drivers and the barrel tra...

If you did not receive your October issue of Trains magazine in the mail today, beg, borrow, or steal an issue! "NARROW GAUGE FEVER...

In 1988, Colorado & Southern #71, a 2-8-o narrow gauge steam locomotive, operated for a time in Central City. The following video shows ...

Forty years ago, it was still possible to travel from Alamosa to Silverton via narrow gauge rail. Today, it's all a distant memory. Yet,...

In the early days of the automobile, a state's commitment to passable roads, also known as highways, varied. The difference of commitmen...

I'm not getting my hopes very high.

The Rio Grande Southern's Galloping Goose Motor 5 from Dolores will be running on the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic railroad this summer 2...

The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad station in Durango suffered a broken door and jangled nerves Wednesday (the 11th) at 1:2...

Rio Grande narrow gauge cabooses (cabeese?) have square-shaped nuts and bolts. How do I know this? Years ago, I worked with Colorado Railroa...

Editor's Note: Happy 2009, everyone! Later this month, Colorado Railroads blog will celebrate completing it's 3rd year of posting ne...

The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad will offer annual passes for the first time in its 28 years operating the railroad between...

The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad released that its ridership was down 11% from last season. Pre-emtively, the railroad scal...

The news from Donald Tallman out at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden is that they're having Geese for Thanksgiving. Rio Grande So...