Before it purchased dome cars for the California Zephyr and other streamlined trains, the Rio Grande made a narrow-gauge dome car, of sorts, for its scenic line between Durango and Silverton. The car had a glass roof with open sides that had shades that could be lowered to protect against the sun or rain.

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Unfortunately, the car was destroyed in a fire in 1953. The Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad has recreated the car so people wishing to experience Animas Canyon from a dome car can once again do so.