Westbound Kansas City to North Bay UPS train was descending Abo Canyon about to head over the second bridge from the west end before the major second track construction began which added another c... (more)

A pair of Warbonnet C40-8W's bracket a B40-8 and GP60 with an eastbound stack train, crossing the first bridge at the west end of Abo Canyon - just east of Sais siding.

A traffic jam on both sides of Abo meant we just camped out here and waited, first for 3 westbounds then 4 eastbounds. So what do you do while waiting for all the activity? Why, what every railfa... (more)

Eastbound piggyback train passing through Abo Canyon. The BNSF is currently adding a second main track through here.

Every trip to the canyon meant a hike through it; I looked forward to it every time. The refreshing hike is midway done at this point; always took a long break at this vantage point to catch what... (more)

Whenever I was at Abo, always hiked all the way through from east to west and back if not with a friend. It's a pleasant experience and enjoyable for trainwatching, photography, rock and fossil c... (more)

On its way east toward Mountainair, BNSF 7729 makes its way out of Abo Canyon.

BNSF 7729 heading east out of Abo Canyon.

West bound crossing bridge 2 on the west end of the canyon.

A stack train winds its way through New Mexico's Abo Canyon. BNSF is currently working on a project to double-track this line.

Memphis, TN to Barstow, CA manifest train H-MEMBAR1-20A in Abo Canyon.

BNSF Long Beach, CA (West Basin On-Dock) to Clovis, NM stack train S-LHWCLO1-20A rolls through Abo Canyon. To view this album, visit http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/archiveThumbs.aspx?id=26590

BNSF Kansas City, KS (Argentine) to Barstow, CA train H-KCKBAR1-22A rolls through Abo Canyon under a nearly full moon. To view this album, visit http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/archiveThumbs.asp... (more)

BNSF McCook, IL to Phoenix, AZ vehicle train V-MCIPHX8-20A emerges from Abo Canyon behind NS 8869 and NS 6610. Just across the bridge lies the only scars to date from the on-hold BNSF double trac... (more)

BNSF vehicle train V-RICMDO3-21O heads into Abo Canyon. To view this album, visit http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/archiveThumbs.aspx?id=26590