7846 at the Rocks – A westbound stack train approaches Pine Lodge on Main #1 of the BNSF Cajon Subdivision near the Mormon Rocks.

The Red Flowers of Scarlet Bugler at Davis Road – How you can tell it is May in the Cajon Pass, the red blooms of Penstemon centranthifolius line the ROW near Davis Road as an Eastboun... (more)

Blue Cut – As one of the well known Cajon Pass photo sites, Blue Cut gets it's name from the Serpentine rock formation that was blasted out of the hill side to make the cut for the roa... (more)

DPU's – A pair of distributed power units (DPUs) bring up the tail end of a westbound Ethanol train as it passes Hill 582 in Cajon Pass on Main #2 led by #7464.

A Mile by Crow and Almost Two by Track – The head end of an eastbound double stack train approaches the summit of the Cajon Pass just off to the right of the frame, while the rear climb... (more)

Spring Is Just Around The Corner – The greening up of the desert flora is evident as an Eastbound double stack train rounds the bend at the Power Line Road as it climbs the grade toward... (more)

Spring Is Almost Here – The greening up of the desert flora is evident as an Eastbound double stack train approaches the bridge at the Power Line Road while ascending the grade toward C... (more)

Looking Northwest from Hill 582 (The Classic View) – A UP SD90MAC leads an Eastbound manifest train past the hill at M.P. 58.2 on the BNSF Cajon Subdivision. The rolloff boxes on the f... (more)

In Memory of the Fallen – On February 1, 1996, a Westward ATSF freight train derailed on a descending curve at milepost 60.7 of what was then Main #1. The derailment occured near the b... (more)

Fixin It On The Fly – One of the crew members of an Eastbound combination double stack and TOFC train checks on the status of something on the rear of the unit, while the train climbs... (more)

Yellow in the Afternoon – A Westbound Union Pacific manifest train on the former S.P. Palmdale Cutoff passes by Hill 582 in the Cajon Pass.

Junk Train – A Westbound Union Pacific manifest train loaded with surplus Howitzers approaches the signals at Cajon Station in the Cajon Pass. The guns were loaded on six axle flats w... (more)

Alray by Morning – A BNSF double stack train attacks the grade at Alray while heading up the Cajon Pass.

Summer at Mile Post 57.25X - An Eastbound pig train (TOFC) rounds the bend near Pilgrim Hill and approaches the little bridge over the wash at mile marker 57.25 on Main #3 of the BNSF San ... (more)

Afternoon Decent - A Westbound stack train descends the 3% grade on Main #3 of the Cajon Pass on its way to the harbor in Los Angeles.