As the sun begins to dip behind the Arizona Divide, an eastbound stack train races down through Darling with the San Francisco peaks in the background.

The power of the 071 local heads down towards Darling as lite power before they pick up cars at Darling.

Not your everyday helper setup! After a long struggle up the grade from Hilgard, stalling out once below Motanic, getting going again at a 10 MPH grind, the crew of the westbound stack trai... (more)

Waiting patiently at the South Rim of Arizona’s Grand Canyon are two Grand Canyon Railway passenger trains on March 17, 2005. Both trains are led by A-B sets Montreal Locomotive Works (Alco desi... (more)

Roughly midway through its cross-country journey, we see Amtrak’s Southwest Chief #3 as it travels past an active set of semaphore signals moments before the quickly setting sun disappears compl... (more)

Painted for Cascade service but now ensconced in Surfliner service, an Amtrak NCPU (rebuilt from a F40PH) takes up the rear on the morning train to San Luis Obispo.

On November 11th, 2015, Amtrak cab car 90208 re-entered service after a rebuild and repaint in Beech Grove, Indiana. This NPCU is now the 3rd in Amtrak's collection of special Veterans units. Here... (more)

Brand new CSX power leads this UP eastbound empty auto train bound for San Jose, TX down off Beaumont Hill at Banning.

Not your typical run-of-the-mill power here! CSXT 3303 east nears the top of the climb up San Timoteo Canyon at Beaumont.

Early morning along the UP Yuma Sub on Beaumont Hill finds a brand new CSX Tier4 leading train AMLSJR. This is a nice break from the usual hodgepodge around here.

Amtrak 90208 with new Veterans paint scheme on Veterans Day at Los Angeles Union Station in 2015.

An eastbound ballast train rumbles along the sags near Hackberry as it heads towards the summit of Yampai Hill with a monsoon storm in the background.

Making its way back from the Grand Canyon, GCRY 4960 slowly approaches Quivero to pick the cowboy robbers while a monsoon storm forms in the background.

Two of BNSF's newest locomotives, the GE ET44C4, pull an Alliance, TX to North Bay, CA Z7 up the eastern slope of the Arizona Divide near Walnut Canyon during a late August monsoon storm.

BNSF's MoW equipment sits on the spur track in downtown Flagstaff as an eastbound auto train rumbles through town.