Yesterday's Phoenix, AZ to Belen, NM manifest train sits in the siding of Ash Fork waiting for a fresh crew to get rested from the Williams hotel to take the train to Winslow. This is the first da... (more)

After meeting a hotshot Z-train at the siding of Abra, BNSF 4588 starts to pull eastward with an empty ethanol train.

As the sun sets along the BNSF's Needles Sub, located in the eastern Mojave Desert, a hotshot Z-train charges up the one percent grade of Goffs Hill.

A heavy Galesburg, IL to Barstow, CA manifest train descends down the grade of Pan Canyon, towards Seligman, as left over snow from last week's storm still lingers around the area.

A pair of GE motors hustle a baretable train that was in storage in Defiance, NM as the train navigates through Crozier Canyon.

BNSF 4706 leads the Stockton, CA to Chicago, IL guarantee intermodal service train out of the Kingman valley near the railroad location of Walapai. Delivered to BNSF in October of 1997, 4706 was t... (more)

The hot New York, NY to Los Angeles, CA UPS train slowly creeps up to the signal of East Goffs as it waits for the switches to bend back to normal position. The switches were bent to let an eastbo... (more)

An eight engine power move from Tulsa, OK to Watson Yard, CA races across the Needles Sub as it passes through Essex.

Three 4,400 horsepower locomotives slowly grind away up the 1.4% grade of Goffs Hill near Arrowhead Junction. At 7,600' in length, the rear of the train can be seen as it rounds the curve that cre... (more)

An 11,000 ft long Barstow, CA to Kansas City (Argentine Yard), KS manifest train grinds up the 1.4% grade through Crozier Canyon with two 600 series warbonnets trailing.

A 19 locomotive power move from Edgemont, SD to Barstow, CA races out of Valentine after a morning of stormy weather. The consist is filled with older Dash-9 44CW locomotives; all with white tops ... (more)

Traffic is heavy on the eastern slope of the Arizona Divide as four trains, two westbounds and two eastbounds, can be seen working the grade between Darling and Canyon Diablo along BNSF's busy Tra... (more)

Grand Canyon Railway's F40 #295 leads a shorten Grand Canyon Flyer north through Pronghorn Rd. with week old snow laying across the land.

A "loaded" baretable train charges north (railroad east) across the Little Hell Canyon bridge as the crew races towards Ash Fork for a crew change.

After a day of dark clouds and some precipitation, the sun breaks through the clouds to illuminates the nose of the BNSF 7437 as it rounds the 70 MPH curve of Hackberry on a hot Z9.