Westbound intermodal ISCLB has almost finished its climb from the floor of the Escalante Desert as it negotiates the S-curve and approaches the summit at Crestline. Before they can make the 110 mi... (more)

As the first golden rays of sun begin shining through the treetops, a westbound unit grain train races across the massive fill and into the rock cut at Granite, Idaho on "The Funnel". So... (more)

Scaling the side of the cliff next to South Boulder Creek a BNSF manifest climbs the 2% grade. The river is dropping much faster than the railroad as the white water below can attest. The left sid... (more)

Canadian National Tier 4 GEVO 3028 is still practically brand new as it leads Q119 (Chicago - Roberts Bank, BC) over the Thompson River at Lytton, BC, on CN's scenic Ashcroft Sub.

From a vantage point on the rocks high above Plateau Tunnel, one of MRL's sporadically-ran unit talc trains races down the Clark Fork River through some spectacular canyon scenery on its journey w... (more)

An empty coal train has left the Imbituba port a few minutes ago and is now running along the shores of the Atlantic Sea in direction Tubarao. This used to be the classical shot near Imbituba duri... (more)

ACOTRAL private owner train, across Somaen gorge.

The morning sun has just started shining into the remote Kootenai River Gorge as a westbound manifest twists along the bottom of the canyon between Yakt and Leonia, with about three mile to go unt... (more)

On the morning of June 16, 2014, a westbound BNSF manifest freight traverses scenic Lombard Canyon between Lombard and Toston, Montana.

Amtrak train #27 is between tunnels on a beautiful August morning

Swiss railfans are chasing the trains on the Pajares pass line over the cantabrian mountains. A new double track 25 kilometer long base tunnel will probably soon make obsolet the line over the pas... (more)

A westbound manifest with a couple brand new Boeing 737 fuselages on the head end crosses the Clark Fork in the river's namesake town.

Westbound grain train passing through a deep cut that is topped with Balsam Root and Lupine west of the Maryhill siding.

The Aurora Borealis! For years I've waited to see it, spending hours on "Aurora tracking" websites in hopes of there being an Aurora storm at the right time and with clear skies. Finally, o... (more)

Following the Coastal Classic to Seward was this rare coal train of 2016, only the 6th train of export coal all year. But it was a beautiful day to be out. In just moments the crew will cross 20 M... (more)