After a fresh snowfall in Flagstaff, a stack train snakes its way through downtown.

A pair of GE motors shove the rear of a 115 car long grain train over the snowy Arizona Divide at the outskirts of Flagstaff. If you look towards the curve, you can see the mid helper units that a... (more)

Running as light power westward, BNSF 525 and BNSF 3175 head towards Bellemont to pick up a locomotive that was set out a couple days before as it passes the iconic station in Downtown Flagstaff.

They birds didn't go far enough south... Okay, I know that raven don't migrate, but it adds to the photo! Anyways, a 2x2 Logistic Park Chicago stack train battles up the grade towards the 7... (more)

Snow begins to fall, again, in Flagstaff as a westbound Z-train chugs up the 1.3 percent grade of the Arizona Divide. The night before, the city of Flagstaff received nearly ten inches and would g... (more)

With a winter storm approaching, a detoured UP train descends down the Arizona Divide as it rolls through Flagstaff. A few minutes after this train went by, hail began to fall which led to snow. N... (more)

BNSF 7162 roars westbound up the Arizona Divide at Riordan, with a long train of stacks on the drawbar.

I am up early morning at the Cosnino Rd crossing to catch this west bound stack train. The location is on the BNSF Transcon a few miles east of downtown Flagstaff.

A Los Angeles bound stack train charges up the western slope of the Arizona Divide near Flagstaff on a gorgeous September evening. Four brand new 8100 series ES44C4 are being delivered at the time... (more)

The daily Belen, NM to Phoenix, AZ manifest rumbles into the city of Flagstaff as it navigates out of the sags on the eastern side of town on a late August evening.

BNSF's Christmas train descends down the Arizona Divide, near Flagstaff, after spending the weekend in Southern California. Just the day before, Flagstaff received 5.3 inches of snow.

The power of the 071 local heads down towards Darling as lite power before they pick up cars at Darling.

Emerging from the forest of Coconino Pines, four General Electric locomotives have no problem pulling a high priority UPS train over the Arizona Divide on a chilly February afternoon.

Two of BNSF's newest locomotives, the GE ET44C4, pull an Alliance, TX to North Bay, CA Z7 up the eastern slope of the Arizona Divide near Walnut Canyon during a late August monsoon storm.

BNSF's MoW equipment sits on the spur track in downtown Flagstaff as an eastbound auto train rumbles through town.