A view of Cumbres around 1936/1937, looking west. Note the old water tank is still in place at this point. Newell Martin photograph.

D&RG station at Cumbres, CO, during the winter of 1918 (Photographer unknown)

A D&RG rotary clears the snow heading east at Cumbres, CO. Date and photographer unknown, but suspected to be 1918.

The daily eastbound train, stretched over the summit on 20-Oct-2002. Yes, the crest in the grade is really that pronounced, and yes, that's the high point between the second and third cars.

The Cumbres section house. The solar panels on the roof power the railroad's radio repeater that's located here.

The restored Cumbres section house, along with the water standpipe on the left. Taken 29-May-2004.

A train enters Cumbres from the west side. Windy Point is located just on the other side of that ridge.

An eastbound train rounds Windy Point, as seen from far below, on 1-Oct-2005

Here's 484 backing down the wye into the surviving part of the snowshed. Taken in late 2005.

484 crosses the small trestle just west of Cumbres, on the way to Windy Point.

Another look at the trestle. This carried the railway over the original road between Antonito and Chama.

487 passes the station house going west on 20-Oct-2007 with a fall photo freight in tow.