Whether it’s for education, food and drink, breathtaking views — or a combination of all of the above — the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad has a little something for everyone. Jointly owned by New ...

There are hundreds of railroad museums and scenic train rides all across the United States. Many of them offer the opportunity to "step back in time" or "relive yesteryear." But few deliver on that ...

May 13—Where they're going, they don't need roads. It's full steam ahead for the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad's 2025 season, with excursions running from Saturday, May 31, through Oct. 25. The ...

It paid off. The railroad, which traverses some of the region’s most spectacular scenery, became a tourist attraction. In 1970, Colorado and New Mexico bought the 64-mile section between Chama and ...

Matt Wallace opened Local in Chama last summer to pair good wine and live music with a sense of community. Like most of the village of around 1,000 by the Colorado border, his restaurant’s clock is ...

The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad's #489 crosses Cascade Trestle. The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad is the nation's longest, highest and most authentic steam railroad. The nation's longest, ...

The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad will welcome the first guests of its 2022 season Friday after postponing its original opening day due to exceptionally dry conditions, the railroad announced. The ...

CHAMA, N.M. (AP) – In the thick of swirling plumes of coal-fired smoke and greasy engine parts, 11 men, mostly middle-aged and clad in blue overalls and steel-toed boots, are getting ready for a day ...

We’ve taken our vacations in places like Omaha, Neb.; Provo, Utah; Pocatello, Idaho; Phoenix; and San Jose, just to watch our kids in track and field and soccer. But what happens when they grow up and ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... CHAMA, New Mexico — Thick, black smoke billows from the engine, flooding the air with a pungent cloud of ash and soot. Wheels clack against rails. Cars lurch ...

There are hundreds of railroad museums and scenic train rides all across the United States. Many of them offer the opportunity to “step back in time” or “relive yesteryear.” But few deliver on that ...