A pair of former Santa Fe Warbonnets pull a 5,700' long baretable train as they head west for the Port of Los Angeles. This baretable train is traveling down main two in Kingman Canyon. Normally,... (more)

A pair of GE motors are roaring in full dynamics as they hold back a westbound vehicle train as it descends down the 1.7% grade of Kingman Canyon.

The hot Los Angeles, CA to Willow Springs, IL Z-train charges up the grade towards Kingman Canyon as six GE locomotives hustle 6,700' of high priority UPS cargo.

Steam loc in the evening sun.

Old steam loc near the old Route 66.

Stumbled across this little line while looking at retired airplanes.

A Logistic Park Kansas City, KS to Long Beach (Pier J), CA stack train heads down grade into Kingman Canyon with a NS SD70ACe leading and a newly painted Ferromex ES44AC.

NS 4183 leads a westbound harbor stack through Kingman Canyon.

Kingman Terminal's new addition finally arrived yesterday. D-28 off the DeQueen and Eastern in fresh Patriot Rail paint.

In a few minutes this mixed freight train will pass Kingman.

BNSF Railway's train Q-NYCLAC has, more often than not, Norfolk Southern power on it. Thus, even without confirmation of this train's symbol at the time, I was 98% sure it was the Q-NYCLAC. BNSF... (more)

A Westbound intermodal train is seen taking the higher elevation track through Kingman Canyon, which is typically used to route Eastbound traffic.

Under some intense storm lighting, BNSF 6652 West is seen passing the Santa Fe Depot in downtown Kingman with an intermodal train on an October afternoon.

As the approaching weather was about to make our decision for us when to wrap up our day in Kingman Canyon, we had one more Eastbound train approaching on the higher elevation track. A correct-fac... (more)

A double-stack intermodal train is seen snaking West through Kingman Canyon across a large wash on a beautiful Sunday afternoon. The train will make a crew change at Needles before continuing West... (more)