UP 7709 emerges from the west portal of Tunnel 9 with the MWCFR 25, as its train passes over top of the power on the world famous Tehachapi Loop.

The "BN" Barstow job pulls through the dip southbound, under the Government Bridge while above, an Iowa Interstate MW #311 job utilizes a vacuum truck on flat car to perform routine clean up acros... (more)

ZYCMXB 28 ducks under the TRRA Merchants Bridge approach, which has NS 111 passing overhead

E-unit is ex-Milw 34A. A Hiawatha Service train with a CNW commuter passing overhead.

Wrapped around the horseshoe curve at Bealville, the head end of a Union Pacific manifest emerges from behind a hill, as the rear portion of its train can be seen in the distance.

SD 45-2 5663 is just underpassing its own train at the Loop

A BNSF Z9 UPS train charges up through the Tehachapi Loop on its way for Chicago, IL.

Crossing over the CN on a slow Sunday, Do to trackage rights they take 3 lines to get back to their line. IC, WCF&N CGW.

What a difference 127 years makes! Southbound hopper train 555 was powered by NS 9914 was built by General Electric in October 2004. Passing overhead is the Duqusne Incline which opened for serv... (more)

A CSX freight departs Atlanta for Birmingham, taking the tunnel under NS Inman Yard via the old Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad. As you can see, drainage is a constant problem in and ar... (more)

The magic of the narrow gauge line in the Rhodopi mountain. Throughout its route the line passes through a series of complex shapes in the mountain. The picture was actually shot on the same train... (more)

The inbound Saluki hits the hump in the St. Charles Air Line that helps it clear Canal Street, which in turn is over the Canal Street Wye. Below, a Metra train awaits the afternoon rush.

Flyover at Frost

A very long BNSF Z STOWSP8 22 demonstrates the engineering marvel of the Tehachapi Loop. The siding on the loop is named after SP Roadmaster W.A. Long.

An eastbound BNSF stack train descends the Flyover as a UP coal load waits on the High Line.