After crossing into Arizona the westbound UP 2734 hits an easier part of the pass as it continues westbound for Tuscon and ultimately SOCal with both the Union Pacific Veterans unit and George Bus... (more)

Still resting in the same place as she has been for the last 10+ years. A GE 65 Tonner sits on the end of spare track at the Arizona Grain facility in Casa Grande. Evening rain showers brought fog... (more)

The duo! Union Pacific 4141 & 1943 track there way westward bound toward California for display.

A Phoenix-bound Z train charges west as it glides through the town of Flagstaff Arizona.

Snow continues to fall midafternoon as a westward bound Z train passes by the famous Flagstaff depot and infamous Flagstaff live webcams that watch the tracks 24/7.

A unit ethanol train slowly climbs the grade west of Flagstaff as a morning snow shower falls around it.

Almost over the divide, the eastbound BNSF 8356 passes through Maine Arizona as it continues upgrade toward the Arizona Divide.

BNSF 4274 East glides into a curve as it tries to outrun the near whiteout conditions that it has just passed through.

SUPER STACK! BNSF 4138 west leads the S-LPCSO1, or more commonly known as the Super Stack a 14000' or so stack train in a 4×3×2 configuration. As snow showers begin to dissipate and the sun emer... (more)

A WB Z train flys around the S curve near East Bellemont as it kicks up snow from rail-level as mother nature continues to form it.

Late night storms brought fresh powder to the northern reaches of the state, as the day continues near whiteout conditions appeared sporadically. But the trains continued to roll on this slower th... (more)

BNSF 6834 West begins its long journey dropping downgrade on the Seligman Subdivision after passing the Arizona divide a few miles east of its location. Late night storms brought fresh powder to t... (more)

After being held near Mt. Holly for nearly an hour the GMRC 263 slurry train drops down grade in northern Chester after being held up due to the GMRC Fall Foliage train originating out of Chester.

The GMRC 263 cuts through the Okemo Mountain ski resorts under threating skies as a single band of light hits the curve at the right moment.