Coming and Going. BNSF 1601 (SD40-2) and mate back into the fuel island for servicing while BNSF 4802 (Dash944CW) and team head out to the Denver yard to connect with a freight that is ready to d... (more)

UP 801 shuffles a string of freight in the UP North Yard.

Just passing through. BNSF 5331 passes through the busy Union Pacific North Yard and heads towards the Denver Yard.

BNSF 1603 (SD40-2) joins two other light power units and gets ready to head to the Denver Yard to sort freight.

Check the tank and wipe the windshield. Amtrak #40 (P42DC) gets more fuel and a clean windshield before heading out of Denver. The annex platform is temporary until the Union Station remodel is ... (more)

The BNSF 'blue light special' - 2043, sporting a limited blue swoosh scheme, is caught waiting to enter the BNSF engine shop for servicing.

The workhorse of the BNSF stable, SD70MAC's can still be seen leading coal and assorted freight through Denver.

Santa Fe schemes on point are getting harder to find in Denver

BNSF 6302 (ES44AC) catches the morning sun while waiting for orders in the Denver Yard.

UP 844 leads a the 150th Anniversary Train over Sand Creek in northeast Denver. The vantage point is from the new Central Park Blvd overpass near the old Stapleton Airport. The construction on the... (more)

A herd of Rio Grande yard goats await another busy day of switching cars around the Denver area. This Kodachrome image was captured on the fly from the vestibule of the Rio Grande Zephyr train #17... (more)

A D&RGW employee offers the Rio Grande Zephyr a rollby from the cab of his SD9 at North Yard in Denver, Colorado. The Rio Grande welcomed riders to take photos from the vestibule of their beautifu... (more)

A brief spot of sun shines on AMTK 156 in the Heritage Scheme before it leaves Denver's Union Station under otherwise generally stormy conditions.

A friendly wave from an engineer makes a boring railfan day instantly better.

The green and orange engines of BNSF work the Denver yard, crossing back and forth over the South Platte River while shuffling cars.