http://www.drgw.net/gallery/main.php http://www.drgw.net/gallery/v/Locations/Locations-SanJuanExtension/Cumbres_CO/drgw_track_cumbres_co_1936_000.jpg.html 35575 A view of Cumbres around 1936/1937, looking west. Note the old water tank is still in place at this point. Newell Martin photograph. http://www.drgw.net/gallery/v/Locations/Locations-SanJuanExtension/Cumbres_CO/drgw_station_cumbres_co_1918_000.jpg.html 35579 D&RG station at Cumbres, CO, during the winter of 1918 (Photographer unknown) http://www.drgw.net/gallery/v/Locations/Locations-SanJuanExtension/Cumbres_CO/drgw_rotary_cumbres_co_1918_001.jpg.html 35582 A D&RG rotary clears the snow heading east at Cumbres, CO. Date and photographer unknown, but suspected to be 1918. http://www.drgw.net/gallery/v/Locations/Locations-SanJuanExtension/Cumbres_CO/cats_487_cumbres_co_20_oct_2002_000_2160x1440.jpg.html 35585 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. http://www.drgw.net/gallery/v/Locations/Locations-SanJuanExtension/Cumbres_CO/IMG_5089.jpg.html 35588 The Cumbres section house. The solar panels on the roof power the railroad's radio repeater that's located here. http://www.drgw.net/gallery/v/Locations/Locations-SanJuanExtension/Cumbres_CO/IMG_5056.jpg.html 35591 The restored Cumbres section house, along with the water standpipe on the left. Taken 29-May-2004. http://www.drgw.net/gallery/v/Locations/Locations-SanJuanExtension/Cumbres_CO/IMG_5075.jpg.html 35594 A train enters Cumbres from the west side. Windy Point is located just on the other side of that ridge. http://www.drgw.net/gallery/v/Locations/Locations-SanJuanExtension/Cumbres_CO/IMG_7505.jpg.html 35597 An eastbound train rounds Windy Point, as seen from far below, on 1-Oct-2005 http://www.drgw.net/gallery/v/Locations/Locations-SanJuanExtension/Cumbres_CO/IMG_7568.jpg.html 35600 Here's 484 backing down the wye into the surviving part of the snowshed. Taken in late 2005. http://www.drgw.net/gallery/v/Locations/Locations-SanJuanExtension/Cumbres_CO/IMG_7581.jpg.html 35603 484 crosses the small trestle just west of Cumbres, on the way to Windy Point. http://www.drgw.net/gallery/v/Locations/Locations-SanJuanExtension/Cumbres_CO/IMG_7590.jpg.html 35606 Another look at the trestle. This carried the railway over the original road between Antonito and Chama. http://www.drgw.net/gallery/v/Locations/Locations-SanJuanExtension/Cumbres_CO/drgw_487_cumbres_co_20_oct_2007_001_3504x2336.jpg.html 35609 487 passes the station house going west on 20-Oct-2007 with a fall photo freight in tow. http://www.drgw.net/gallery/v/Locations/Locations-SanJuanExtension/Cumbres_CO/drgw-shavano-cumbrespass_co-_unknown_-000.jpg.html 55519 An eastbound passenger train at Cumbres Pass. The odd thing is the drumhead - it says "Shavano" at the bottom. The Shavano ran from Salida to Montrose, never via the San Juan line. So this is almost certainly an eastbound San Juan with a borr