Nowhere Flyer Ends Narrow Gauge Era in New Mexico
The Nowhere Flyer, likely the last scheduled narrow gauge passenger train in the United States, ran daily a 60 mile round trip between Chama and Dulce, New Mexico. After the San Juan Express was abandoned, the line continued few passengers until permission to stop was granted. The Denver and Rio Grande Western kept the service alive for Durango’s railroad link, but rising costs and dwindling traffic ended the era as historic coaches were stored and the line faded from common use.
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