Names of the Railroad
Locomotives
Operations
Rolling Stock
100

This was the nickname of the line. Derived from the speed the train went through Provo Canyon


What is the Heber Creeper

100

This locomotive was the first engine pulled from display for restoration in the USA.


What is UP 618

100





200

The name of this was based off of a reservoir along the line

What is the Deer Creek Scenic Railroad


200

These two locomotives were never owned by Heber. The owner brought & leased them from Arizona

What are Santa Maria Valley 100 & Sierra Railway 36

200

The railroad purchased 23 coaches + 1 locomotive from this group in 2019

What is the BC Chapter of the NRHS

300

This was the first official name of the railroad in 1969

What is the Wasatch Mountain Railway


300

This was the first locomotive purchased, and led to the creation of the railroad

What is Rayonier 110 (Black Hills Central 110)

400

This was the name of the state agency that purchased the line in 1992

What is the Heber Valley Railroad Historic Authority

400

This locomotive was sold during the 1991 liquidation, and repurchased by the state. However, having already left the property, the sale was called off.

What is Pacific Lumber 35

400

The Heber Creeper preferred to run locomotives burning this fuel 

(Bonus points for why)

The railroad preferred to run oil burners

Ashton Lowell

500

This name was derived from the original name of Heber City

What is the New London Railroad & Village 

500

This locomotive came to Utah alongside 2 other locomotives, however this one was never moved to Heber

What is State Belt Railroad 4