Time for Union Pacific to roll east at James.

Amtrak's detoured Coast Starlight continues its journey along the Feather River Route as it rolls through Pulga, California. Soon the train will be out of the mountains and into the scorching hot ... (more)

Union Pacific conductor inspects passing BNSF freight at James.

Working it's way east up the Feather River Canyon is this eastbound BNSF general freight as it nears the Honeymoon Tunnels.

Near Belden, this westbound North Platte to Roseville freight is lead by 2 new Heavies along with 2 older EMD's as it decends the Feather River Canyon.

North Fork Bridge. It truly is amazing to witness an eastbound train exit Tunnel 8 on the UP Canyon Subdivision and soar high above the Feather River as it crosses the North Fork Bridge. Th... (more)

After crossing the World Famous Keddie Wye bridges, the northbound Coast Starlight train highballs Keddie and heads for the BNSF Gateway Subdivision. Here it passes by the east leg of the Keddie W... (more)

Hot Pulga nights. Well it wasn't actually so warm outside but the railroad action was hot in the Feather River canyon as the last few days of the Donner detours unfolded in the canyon. UP 7494... (more)

A patched SP leader leads a Savage Mine, UT empty coal train up the Feather River as it's about to cross over the river at Tobin.

The eastbound Provo, UT BNSF manifest makes its way to Portola for a new crew with a warbonnet leader slows down to take the siding at Spring Garden.

The sound of dynamic brakes echo throughout the Feather River Canyon as UP 7600 helps guide a long intermodal train across the North Fork Bridge. Originally built circa 1960, the North Fork Bridge... (more)

The trackage right BNSF manifest bound for Provo, UT slowly crosses over the trestle at Keddie as the BNSF Gateway Subdivision can be seen in the background.

A newer SD70ACe leads a Lathrop, CA to Global 2, IL stack train up the Feather River Canyon as it crosses over the Rock Creek Trestle.

A westbound stack train heads down Feather River Canyon as it crosses over the Rock Creek Trestle.

As a IOGOA passes on the main, the conductor of the Canyon Crawler watches the train, making sure everything is well as they wait in the hole for two westbounds.