A quartet of Santa Fe Super Fleet motors (SD75M, GP60B, GP60B, C41-8W) lead a hot piggyback train at Belle Springs Road in West Flagstaff, Arizona on Oct. 5, 1995.

Moments before sundown, a 78 car coil steel train approaches downtown Flagstaff on Sept. 19, 1994. The old Route 66 bridge above Santa Fe's Seligman Subdivision is in the background.

A faded Heritage One BNSF Dash-9, along with an NS Dash-9 which is uncommon to the area, head east. They snake away from the San Francisco peaks sticking up to the sky next to Flagstaff.

A brand new ES44C4 leads an eastbound stack train east of town under the picturesque San Fransisco mountains.

No snow today

The first train from Grand Canyon is observed in Anita, a small ghost village in the Kaibab forests.

One of the people who encouraged my joining the hobby of railfanning most is my grandfather, so I was glad that he was able to come along on my Arizona trip. He later said it was the most trains h... (more)

With a brand new P4 SD70ACe on the point, this Kansas City, KS to Barstow, CA manifest begins to move again after holding at East Flagstaff to let the local job clear up the main line. I would lik... (more)

A Citi Rail unit is on the point of a Memphis, TN to Richmond, CA stack train as it slowly battles the up hill grade of the Arizona Divide.

A 12 hour late Amtrak Southwest Chief resulted in a daylight run over the Arizona Divide as it rolls into Flagstaff for a station stop.

A warbonnet leader pulls a 31 car long key train manifest over the Arizona Divide as it approaches Flagstaff.

East- and westbound trains meet in downtown Flagstaff.

BNSF #6523 leads a stack train over the summit at Arizona Divide.

Over 9,500 feet of train slowly battles up the two percent grade of the Arizona divide as the BNSF 7542 and three other locomotives roar with life as they try to move their train over the summit o... (more)

A Santa Fe freight heads eastbound east of Flagstaff, Arizona, on April 20, 1990. EMD SD45 No. 5390 leads a pair of SD40-2s bracketing another pair of GE C30-7s.