BNSF 5356 leads a westbound container train up towards Ash Hill as it works through the switchbacks curves of Klondike.

Covington Crawl: BNSF 4331 leads westbound manifest CSX M652 westbound along the CSX Alleghany Subdivision through Covington, Virginia.

Lyle Leap: BNSF 4331 leads westbound manifest train CSX M652 westbound along the CSX James River Subdivision out of the tunnel in Buttons Bluff, Virginia, and over the James River.

Headed up by a pair of Santa Fe-painted Dash 9s, the 836 local pauses while working the Keokuk Junction Railway interchange as a storm rolls in at dusk.

BNSF 5360 (Dash9) runs east on the Brush Sub in Brush, Colorado.

An old C44-9W leads the Q ATGLAC from Main #1 to Main #2 at Daggett.

BNSF 4404 (Dash9) exits Tunnel #13 deep in South Draw as it leads the California Zephyr west on the Moffat Tunnel Sub.

CN C44-9W 2727 and SD75I 5752 head towards the massive DOW chemical facility at Prentiss with the afternoon section of L550.

After meeting trains Z115 and X115 at Perks, Q147's train continues its journey north on the very scenic and curvy Three Hills Sub.

BNSF 4404 (Dash9) runs through Tunnel #14 as it leads the California Zephyr into South Draw on the Moffat Tunnel Sub.

After a crew change in downtown Bend, BNSF 714 heads south through the volcanic rock of Lava Butte. The volcanic rock is from Newberry Volcano which is named after John Strong Newberry, a surveyor... (more)

BNSF 714 is on its home stretch to Bend now as it crosses over the Crooked River birdge in Terrebonne. The birdge was completed in 1911 and is the second highest railroad bridge in the US.

After fighting the grade up to Gateway, BNSF 714 brings its southbound manifest into Madras as it crosses over Willow Creek Trestle. The BNSF Oregon Trunk Sub is as scenic as it gets and is litter... (more)

We get a real good look at the Santa Fe/BC Rail combo here at Gateway! The train is currently fighting the grade into Gateway as they go over Trout Creek trestle.

BNSF 714 leads a soutbound manifest through Maupin as they swing around the town grain elevator along the Deschutes River.