Eco-Friendly Steam Trains Revive Grand Canyon Service with Waste Oil
October 1, 2025
The 64-mile steam train from Williams to the Grand Canyon began in 1901. Now eco-friendly, it runs monthly.
The 64-mile steam train from Williams to the Grand Canyon began in 1901. Now eco-friendly, it runs monthly.
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