Day-after-Christmas coal! Three AC-traction locomotives lead a Centralia, WA-bound unit coal train through a winter wonderland and across the Clark Fork River just west of Colby, Idaho.

BN 2701 and two more GP39-2s rolls a westbound intermodal freight across the Clark Fork at its namesake city in eastern Idaho. The train is headed for Spokane with traffic for Spokane, Seattle and... (more)

The marshes at the mouth of the Clark Fork River are in a gradual period of transition from winter to spring as BNSF 6823 leads a westbound grain train out across the causeway leading towards Lake... (more)

The day after Christmas, a westbound stack train tiptoes its way across the Clark Fork River bridge between Colby and Clark Fork, ID as the frozen Cabinet Mountains stand guard high above.

The waters of the Clark Fork River gently flow below, and the occasional celebratory remarks of a fisherman on the rivers edge behind me fill the calm mountain air, until 60 cylinders and 10,800 h... (more)

Running on the MRL, a BNSF grain train destined for the PSAP heads westbound across the Clark Fork River. I had hoped to see some MRL blue while here. I did see some blue, but it was this CITX S... (more)

BN 6317 and 7501, an SD40-2 A/B combo head a westbound train across the Clark Fork at Clark Fork, ID.

A westbound BNSF stack train crosses the Clark Fork just east of Clark Fork, Idaho, on the morning of May 19, 2011. Three BNSF-lettered warbonnets lead the way, with EMD SD75M Nos. 8260 and 8296 b... (more)

A BNSF train crosses over the Clark Fork River at appropriately named Clark Fork, Idaho. This is MRL's 4th Subdivision, former Northern Pacific.

A trio of Warbonnets leads a detouring stack train across the swollen Clark Fork River on the Montana Rail Link in Clark Fork, Idaho.

An ex-BN "tri-clops," a three-windowed SD60M, leads the Denver to Tacoma stack train over the Clark Fork River in the fading light of a mid-summer day.

One of the last runs of the Montana Rockies Rail Tours tourist train heads back east toward Missoula over the Clark Fork River. It was a fantastic trip while it lasted, sadly insurance prices made... (more)