BNSF 6257 coming northbound into Castle Rock Colorado.

BNSF 6257 pulling into Castle Rock Colorado

CASTLE ROCK UT July 24 1982 -- BN SD40-2 7283 and companions appear to be tied down.

BNSF's twice a week northbound Pikes Peak Local was descending into Castle Rock at MP 35

A loaded BNSF coal train slowly heads down the Joint Line and through Castle Rock, leading a large parade of southbound traffic.

A pair of BNSF EMD SD70ACe's assist a southbound Powder River Basin coal train near Castle Rock, Colo., southbound on the BNSF-UP Joint Line.

The 9018 works hard bringing its 120 car train of coal through the curves of Castle Rock as it passes the namesake geological formation of this city on a very balmy February afternoon.

Southbound Q train running wrong main on normal northbound only main two departing Castle Rock

A trio of six-month-old Oakway SD60’s get an assist from a Burlington Northern C30-7 bringing a train of Power River Basin coal south on the Joint Line at Castle Rock.

Within sight of the geologic formation from which the town derives its name, a Burlington Northern coal train passes through Castle Rock, Colorado. The exhaust confirms that all units are working ... (more)

Southbound BNSF twice a week Pikes Peak Local Orsa siding Castle Rock

Oakway 9021 brings a freight thru Castle Rock, CO in June of 1989.

BNSF's Pikes Peak local scoots north on the Joint Line towards Denver behind a former BN SD60M & ATSF B40-8W. The trains namesake mountain is seen in the distance standing at 14,114 feet tall.