The second snowfall of 2016 begins to take full effect along the Arizona Divide. Yet, the heavy snow does nothing from slowing down this busy rail line. Two orange GE's blast through the fresh pow... (more)

Early in the morning on the Arizona Plateau, an eastbound BNSF stack train climbs the steep vertical curve at Maine.

Running over sixteen hour late, Amtrak's westbound Southwest Chief, train #3, makes a daylight appearance through the northern Arizona region on the first day of May 2017. The delay was due to a n... (more)

A 2x2 double stack train from the Port of Long Beach battles the western grade of the Arizona Divide as crests the hump at Maine.

BNSF 7697, a H2 ES44DC GEVO, races down the Arizona Divide along the BNSF Seligman Subdivision during the fourth day of contentious snowfall with its high priority LTL cargo for San Bernardino, CA... (more)

With a foot of fresh, powdery snow on the ground from a strong overnight storm, an intermodal train makes its way through Maine in below freezing temperatures.

The snow covered San Francisco Peaks tower over the landscape as a BNSF Q train, bound for Los Angeles, makes its way down the western slope of the Arizona Divide.

BN 7277, 4045, 6817 and ATSF 5261 hustle 86 cars of Barstow-bound manifest across the Arizona Divide on a Sunday afternoon with one of those appealing early post-merger power consists including tw... (more)

After getting hammered by a two day snow storm that dumped nearly 40 inches of snow over the Arizona Divide, the BNSF Seligman Subdivision has turned into a winter wonderland. Here, four GE locomo... (more)

With a foot of fresh snow on the ground from an El Niño storm, a westbound high priority intermodal rolls through Maine during the blue hour.

Snow begins to fall again as the noes of an EMD SD70ACe acts like a knife and cuts a pathway through it with its Q train for Northern California.

Four GE locomotives work hard up the western slope of the Arizona Divide with a heavy Los Angeles, CA to Logistics Park Chicago, IL intermodal train. The crew is about 15 miles away from reaching ... (more)