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.

The rerouted Z train, bound for Lathrop, exits the tunnel at Keddie as it enters the Feather River Canyon.

Amtrak Across the Keddie Wye! Due to a derailment along UP's Shasta Route (just north of Dunsmuir), Amtrak's northbound Coast Starlight was forced to detour via the Feather River Canyon and... (more)

northbound WP Inside Gateway train a couple miles north of Keddie

Having just picked up the caboose crew on the rear, WP 3071 and two other WP GE's, with two BN EMD units, rev up to lift tonnage out of Keddie, Calif. northward to BN interchange at Klamath Falls,... (more)

A northbound BN train with trackage rights over the Western Pacific is leaving Keddie, Calif. and headed up the aptly-named "high line" to home rails at Klamath Falls, Oregon. Three EMDs and two ... (more)

Fairly common early BN Inside Gateway power rests at Keddie. This is a slide from my collection that I either traded for or bought years ago. Photographers name is illegible.

After a trip over the UP's Canyon Subdivision, BNSF's Barstow to Vancouver high priority manifest has made a left turn at the famed Keddie Wye and is now proceeding North on home track with a crew... (more)

BNSF 4490 departs Keddie and heads up the Gateway Sub.

BN C424 4241 leads three SD45's on what I would guess is WP track in Northern California. No Information on slide as far as location or photographer. Slide has been in my collection for years.

Something must have happened on the High Line as two Geeps pushes work train up north.

The man standing by the pole lower left later jumped onboard the slow mowing freight train.

With Christmas card like scenery, this BNSF Military train rounds the curve as it comes off BNSF's high line, and enters UP's Canyon sub. This impressive train with make its way to a military bas... (more)

"BNSF 4014 South approaching Keddie, 14MPH, out." That quote, followed by the call to the outbound crew was heard, while two GE's gently glide over the Spanish Creek trestle.

Centennial No. 6927 leads an OME through the tunnels just below Keddie.