Z train heading down Providence Hill. Westbound.

The Rio Grade Heritage Unit Leads the I-G4SE toward Seattle.

As 4-car Amtrak train 28 (with P42DC 191 for power), the Portland to Spokane section of the Empire Builder, loads passenger in Vancouver (a whopping 10 miles 2255-mile into its journey to C... (more)

The Snoqualmie and Skykomish rivers converge into the Snohomish River and drain into Puget Sound at the north end of Everett. This point is also the confluence of the BNSF Scenic sub and Bellingha... (more)

VANCOUVER WA Dec 16 2008 — Columbia Business Center GE 80-ton CBCX 102 is tied down on a delivery track south of a steel fabrication facility. The area is what used to be a Kaiser Shipyard. GE b... (more)

BNSF ES44AC No. 5869 rolling stacks, departs Cooks Siding on the Fallbridge Subdivision along the Columbia River

BATTLE GROUND WA March 30 2004 — CBRR SW1200 211 awaits a crew to perform duties on the Clark County-owned railroad that stretches from Rye Junction (where it joins the Seattle Sub of the BNSF) ... (more)

Half of the entire Mount Vernon Terminal Railway can be seen in this photo. MVT primarily stores tank cars for the local refineries and offloads plastic pellets for a Boeing supplier. To the righ... (more)

5 GP60 variants head out of Spokane, WA with the Chewelah Job.

Rolling into Frederickson, Tacoma Rail's SD70ACe-P4 duo pulls a short train up to Allred Junction on a cloudy January day. The days are numbered for this operation as only weeks are left.

Empty grain train at the summit of Providence Hill.

Westbound Z train rolling thru Ritzville, WA.

Operating over six hours behind schedule, the Portland section of the Empire Builder passes the trackside vineyard near Maryhill siding. The train's next station stop is at Wishram. a few minutes ... (more)

An impressive consist of 5 GP60s climb north towards a destination of Chewelah, WA.

Stella Jones is a Canadian based wood product manufacturer with a utility pole facility in Arlington, Washington. On this wet day, a typical Western Washinton day between October and June, the cre... (more)