| Cumbres & Toltec Railroad |
| The Cumbrees & Toltec railroad is a duplicate of the 1880 coal fed narrow guage railroad. The ride takes you 37 miles from Antonio, Colorado to Oser, New Mexico. We did this on August 18,2020. |
| The Mud Tunnel requires wooden supports, |
| The view is of the Rio de Los Pinos River in the valley below. |
| We meet a locomotive on the way to Antonio. |
| The Mud Tunnel is 342' long. |
| Our first tunnel is Mud Tunnel. |
| We prepare to leave. |
| There are numerous cuts in the rock. |
| Another large cut. |
| The Rock Tunnel. |
| This is Father and Daughter rock. |
| The Rock Tunnel is 360' long. |
| We reach the highest point at 10,015'. |
| A fire vehicle follows to put out ember fires caused by the train. |
| We reach an open area. |
| There are many abandoned telegraph poles. |
| The train depot at Antonio, Colorado |
| Leaving town. |
| Out on the praire. |
| Locomotives driven by coal need allot of water for creating steam. |
| We bypassed this water hole. |
| Back on the praire. |
| The dining hall for our Turkey dinner. |
| We approach 10,000 feet level.. |
| The Rock Tunnel is solid rock. |
| We reach the town of Oser, New Mexico. |
| Joanne poses before lunch. |
| We reach an open area. |
| Back in time in the wild west. |
| The Oser water tank. |
| The city of Oser, New Mexico. |
| As we leave the fire car follows. |
| Near Antonio we meet a herd of Elk. |
| We reach the mountains. |