Easy to reach, yet rarely seen angle of the ultra popular Mormon Rocks.

Spring has sprung in Cajon, or at least as much as its going too.

The dead of winter in SD. Three years later, that joke still isn't old :)

In the prewar years, one could easily confuse this area along Miramar Hill for Cajon Pass. For the most part it was nothing but wilderness and actually had as many as five locomotives stationed at... (more)

This is about as railroad as San Diego gets. Just south of downtown and the Padres' Petco Park, the San Diego trolley, local shortline San Diego & Imperial Valley and BNSF each have small yards ne... (more)

I saw about 5 of the 11 miles of track in Carrizo Gorge and I'm having a hard time thinking of a more impressive line. At points the track sits on a narrow embanking literally feet from drop offs ... (more)

At 630 feet long and 186 feet tall, Goat Canyon Trestle is the largest curved trestle and second largest trestle of any kind in the world. It was constructed in 1933 when tunnel 15 (in the foregro... (more)

SWPC 411 is one of only 35 SDP35s ever produced and the only one still operating in its original carbody. 411 started life as SAL 1111, where it was designed to be effective in both passenger and ... (more)