A stack train from southern California for Salt Lake City and beyond climbs the grade at remote Tintic Jct., UT on its way north.

After meeting a westbound train in the siding at Tintic, the LAPC is back on the move approaching 6061 ft. Boulter Summit on Oct. 2, 1977.

After meeting four trains and changing crews at Tintic siding, UP 4014 East resumes its 'Return Home' tour on May 2, 2014.

Of all the interesting relics I've discovered around Utah's Tintic Mining District, this old Monocoach trailer really grabbed my attention. Spotted near UP's Lynndyl Subdivision main at Tintic Jun... (more)

A pair of back to back EMD DD35s roll east through Utah's Tintic Valley approaching Boulter on Oct. 2, 1977. UP 79 and 70 were built new for the UP by EMD in 1965. When everything was working as d... (more)

Union Pacific's LANPZ roars east through the Tintic Valley on June 12, 1993.

UP's Western Pacific Heritage SD70ACe leads the ISCLB (Intermodal, Salt Lake City to Long Beach) west through a deep cut at 6,061 ft. Boulter Summit in Utah's remote Tintic Valley.

UP's MNPWC (North Platte, NE - West Colton, CA) manifest heads west through a deep cut at 6,061 ft. Boulter Summit in Utah's remote Tintic Valley.

UP's Western Pacific Heritage SD70ACe leads the ISCLB (Intermodal, Salt Lake City to Long Beach) west over 6,061 ft. Boulter Summit in Utah's remote Tintic Valley.

A quintuple of matched General Electric C40-8s lead Union Pacific's LAAPZ east through Tintic Valley, some 85 miles west of Salt Lake City.

A GE C40-8 and a GE C36-7 team up to haul Union Pacific's LANPZ on the Lynndyl Sub through Utah's remote Tintic Valley. The five flatcars behind the power are loads of new Toyota pickup truck beds... (more)

As the shadows grow long on a March 1990 afternoon, the second section of Union Pacific's Los Angeles, CA to North Platte, NE freight glides east along the Lynndyl Subdivision at Tintic. A GE C40-... (more)

A perfectly matched five pack of GE C40-8s lead a UP American President Line stack train west through Utah's Tintic Valley.

Back when EMD's SD60M was 'King of the Mountain', a UP American President Line stacker heads west through Utah's Tintic Valley near Boulter. The snowy flanks of 8021 ft. Sabie Mountain rise to mee... (more)

With both comfort cab and a standard cab GE C40-8s on the point, UP's hot North Platte, NE to Los Angeles, CA Z train glides west down the Lynndyl Sub approaching Tintic, Utah.