BNSF 6382 (ES44AC) leads a loaded coal train through Castle Rock on the Joint Line.
BNSF 7828 (ES44DC) runs south on the Joint Line, leaving Castle Rock and heading towards Larkspur, Colorado.
The large rock formation in the background is Castle Rock and gives the city south of Sedalia its name. BNSF 7828 leads a freight pas the iconic landmark and heads south on the Joint Line.
The last minutes of evening sun extend the shadows onto the southbound track of the Joint Line through Castle Rock, Colorado.
UP 6417 (AC4400CW) runs over a bridge in Castle Rock, Colorado as it heads south with a military train on the Joint Line.
BNSF 6015 (ES44AC) leads a coal train through the S Curve at Castle Rock, Colorado as it runs south on the Joint Line.
The crew of BNSF 7828 stop to inspect the pilot and the front coupler before resuming their run south of Castle Rock, Colorado on the Joint Line.
BNSF 3664 and BNSF 3665 are making their first revenue trip over Colorado's Joint Line as they pull 17,700 tons of Engle Butte Mine coal. These new ET44ACH are BNSF's new six-axle Tier IV locomoti... (more)
Morning Snow Morning Slow climb at Castle Rock, CO
BNSF 8165 (ES44C4) leads an officer's special train through Castle Rock, Colorado on the Joint Line.
UP 4802 (SD70M) leads a military bare table train through Castle Rock, Colorado on the Joint Line.
A BNSF Officer's Special makes the corner in Castle Rock, Colorado with a stunning collection of stainless-steel passenger cars.
BNSF 8165 (ES44C4) leads an officer's special through Castle Rock, Colorado as it runs southbound on the Joint Line.
The dominant power for the coal trains running on the Joint Line is the ES44AC. Here we see BNSF 6080 muscle a loaded coal train on the Joint Line through Castle Rock, Colorado.
124 cars of coal are being pulled by a warn out CSX AC4400CW locomotive as it battles the grade between Castle Rock and Larkspur.
