BNSF 7858 & 4178 lead eastbound stacks into the west end of Kingman Canyon.

BNSF 7955, 7528, 6643, & 7054 lead a westbound intermodal train through the spectacular scenery of Kingman Canyon.

A long Barstow to Galesburg freight works through Kingman Canyon.

BNSF 6500 along with NS 2802, a former ATSF-ex BNSF SD75M lead this Oakland, CA bound stack train down Kingman Canyon.

CREX 1305 leads this H-KCKBAR through Kingman Canyon.

CREX lease power leads this Kansas City to Barstow high priority manifest freight through Arizona's Kingman Canyon.

BNSF 7579, 8132, & CREX 1350 lead eastbound auto racks through Kingman, AZ.

BNSF 4671 & 4116 lead a westbound intermodal train through Kingman canyon on a beautiful February day.

On our recent trip to the US, we stopped by Kingman for a few hours, what a great location.

Running wrong main because of MOW, BNSF 6669 leads a westbound freight down through Kingman Canyon on the normal Eastbound main.

Curving through Kingman Canyon, an eastbound BNSF stack train crosses a bridge over a dry wash west of Kingman, Arizona, on March 16, 2005.

BNSF 8271, 6920, 7953, & 7956 lead an eastbound stack train running wrong main.

BNSF 5469 & 6909 lead westbound auto racks through Kingman Canyon. Old Trails Hwy in the foreground runs through the canyon between the east and west mains. In the upper left is Route 66.

ATSF 3759 was delivered in 1928 as a 3751 class 4-8-4 passenger locomotive. Originally a coal burning locomotive with 73-inch drivers, the fleet was converted to oil in 1936 and rebuilt between 19... (more)

BNSF 8136 leads a westbound intermodal train through scenic Kingman Canyon.