Rocky Mountain Railroad

Season 1

Canadian Pacific Railway and Ontario Northland Railway crews attempt to keep the nation's freight and passenger trains rolling during the winter months. They battle avalanches, monster icicles, steep rock slides, and dangerous wildlife.

Where to Watch Rocky Mountain Railroad • Season 1

8 Episodes

  • Avalanche
    E1
    AvalancheHauling $50-million worth of freight from Vancouver, a massive train heads straight into the avalanche zone after a major snowstorm.
  • Tunnel to Hell
    E2
    Tunnel to HellTreacherous terrain threatens to derail a two kilometer-long grain train; a massive polar bear trap is delivered to a remote Arctic community.
  • Bridge Over Hell Creek
    E3
    Bridge Over Hell CreekSmashed tracks and century-old bridges challenge crews as they haul a crucial 152-car payload of coal across the mountains.
  • Deadly Washout
    E4
    Deadly WashoutIn the heart of the Rocky Mountains, a spike in the weather wreaks havoc on the CPR, triggering a mudslide and a washout that threaten to shut down this critical lifeline.
  • Rockslide
    E5
    RockslideLethal rockslides wreak havoc on the CPR and a three-kilometre load of potash; the Polar Bear Express enables a father-son hunting expedition.
  • Record Breaking Haul
    E6
    Record Breaking HaulRailroad crews haul a massive 210-ton reactor across the country as track crews scramble to stay one step ahead of the load.
  • Perfect Storm
    E7
    Perfect StormDuring spring repair season, a 119-car grain train dodges a broken-down locomotive and rail reconstruction projects as it heads across the Rocky Mountains.
  • The Longest Journey
    E8
    The Longest JourneyThe Royal Canadian Pacific passenger train is pulled out of mothballs for a historic cross country journey from Port Moody, British Columbia to the Canadian capital Ottawa, Ontario to celebrate Canada's 150th birthday.
  • Michael CammidgeDirector

 

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