BNSF 7837 & 4143 head into Crozier Canyon with an eastbound stack train.

BNSF 4094 & 7171 bring up the rear of an eastbound stack train.

Looking down on the famous Crozier Canyon, a SD70ACe motor leads a loaded auto train through the S-curve within the heart of the Canyon as the two units grind up towards Yampai Summit.

Just a spectacular view. On top of the rim of the scenic Crozier Canyon the view on the BNSF Seligman Sub is spectacular. Sitting there and watching trains meander through the canyon is a thing I... (more)

BNSF 3800 slithers and negotiates its way through Crozier canyon on it's descent towards Needles California.

In Crozier Canyon east of Kingman, AZ a intermodal train head west to California.

An eastbound is snaking its way through Crozier Canyon on a great spring morning.

Looking down at Crozier Canyon, a heavy eastbound stack train from the ports of Los Angeles battles the nearly 1.5% grade up Yampai Hill. Nestled between Truxton and Valentine, Ariz., Crozier Cany... (more)

Having just traversed Crozier Canyon, BNSF 3824 continues it westward journey.

BNSF 6125 West leads the Kansas City to Richmond California auto train through Crozier Arizona on a beautiful snowing/foggy morning. This was my 1st time ever railfanning in snow and I loved it!

BNSF 7167 leads an westbound train down grade out of Crozier Canyon.

Some 8,000 feet of domestic containers snaking through Crozier Canyon, along BNSF's Seligman Subdivision, as the sound of GE locomotives battling the 1.42% grade echos throughout the canyon on co... (more)

We'll get there eventually...A ten hour late Amtrak Southwest Chief makes a daylight appearance in Crozier Canyon as it snakes along the canyon walls with the help of two BNSF locomotives. ... (more)

Three of BNSF' finest locomotives roar with life as they tackle to steep 1.4 percent grade through Crozier Canyon during a late spring morning. Originally named Truxton Canyon, the canyon was rena... (more)

A trio of BNSF GE's lug intermodal stack east out of Valentine and into the mouth of Crozier Canyon.