This is a westbound TOFC, winding its way through Kingman Canyon along the BNSF Transcon.

This westbound train is winding it's way through Kingman Canyon along the Transcon.

BNSF 4555 leads a Double Stack service heading West through Kingman Canyon before heading across the desert section to Barstow

In this view from the Old Trails Road, Hualapai Mountain can be seen in the distance under the former Santa Fe bridge.

A container train coasts down the westbound main in Kingman Canyon on a typical clear Arizona spring morning.

In gorgeous morning light, a westbound Z train winds through Kingman Canyon. See EXIF data for shot details.

BNSF 5032 chugs upgrade from the Colorado River with the Needles Mountains in the background just minutes after sunset. See EXIF data for shot details.

with 5041, NS 2555.

BNSF 753 leads another warbonnet and a BN SD60M on an eastbound freight as it grinds through downtown Kingman, AZ.

BNSF GE and SD40-2 lead an eastbound stack train through Kingman Canyon just before sunset.

An interesting consist leads this train east through Kingman Canyon. Leading is BNSF 876, a C40-8W then BNSF 8717, a GP60, CN 5547, a SD60F and finally a BNSF 338, a GP60B, a very cool consist.

An interesting consist leads this train east through Kingman Canyon. Leading is BNSF 876, a C40-8W then BNSF 8717, a GP60, CN 5547, a SD60F and finally a BNSF 338, a GP60B, a very cool consist.

A diverse set of locomotives power this stack train eastward through Kingman Canyon.

The ATSF/BN merger resulted in some unusual sights, such as a set of Cascade Green motive power in Kingman Canyon.

Taken before sunrise in downtown Kingman. This eastbound passes the old Santa Fe water tanks in the background.