(Click on image for video. Submitted by RaeEllen Kurzendoerfer.)

Locomotive GP40 numbers 3001, 3006 and 3002 on a 3,144-foot long freight train hauling 6,091 tons of freight stuck an avalanche at MP 71.5 on January 17, 2003 just before 2:00am. The line reopened on January 20 at 4:30pm.

Alaska Railroad employees safe after train derailed by avalanche debris near Girdwood (Anchorage Daily News)

Avalanche Derails Train in Alaska (KOAM News Now)

Alaska Railroad freight train derails after running into avalanche debris near Girdwood (Alaska Public Media)

Crew Unhurt After Avalanche Derails Alaska Railroad Train (Railroad & Railfan Magazine)

Avalanche hits freight train and derails locomotives at ARRC Milepost 71.5, about 3 miles east of Girdwood (Alaska Railroad)

Alaska Railroad verses avalanche photo (Instagram)

Avalanche causes freight train derailment near Girdwood (Public Radio for the Central Kenai Peninsula)

Alaska Railroad train derailed by avalanche (Anchorage Daily News)

Avalanche hits train in Alaska (TikTok)

Train hit by an avalanche (TikTok)

My home can be a dangerous place (TikToK) - good drone video

ARRC Avalanche Weather Map (AlaskaRailroad.com)

Train in Alaska derails after collision with avalanche debris piled on tracks (Fox News)

Avalanche derails train south of Girdwood (Alaska News Source)

Alaska Railroad reopens line after avalanche-caused derailment (Trains.com)

Alaska Railroad track reopens near Girdwood after avalanche debris derailed train (Anchorage Daily News)