Stacks return to Keddie! Union Pacific 4109 leads a detoured stack train across the most famous bridge in the Feather River Canyon, the Keddie Wye. The Keddie Wye does not see many stack tr... (more)

The well known sound of WP's Nathan M5s returns to Keddie, CA as the WP 2001 and the returning Feather river express charge through the former resort town.

WP's hot TOF eastbound near Keddie, CA

With Donner Pass Shut down due to heavy snow, and a washout the UP are running trains over the Feather River Canyon. This cut of "K" Line containers on a westbound stacker stands out well against... (more)

A northbound BNSF manifest crosses the Spanish Creek trestle as they begin their climb out of Keddie.

A Westbound Grain Train crosses over Keddie Wye in the late afternoon sun traveling through the Feather River Canyon.

Richard Beal photo Rolling over the Keddie Wye with some classic UP power, check out the old COPR boxcar!

An assortment of Western Pacific GPs idles at Keddie, California, in California's Sierra Nevada Mountains. GP20 2001 is coupled to GP35 3013 and GP20 2006. In the background is the famous Keddie... (more)

Western Pacific power sits in Keddie, California, in the Sierra Nevada Mountains on September 2, 1973. WP 2001 was the first of ten GP20s purchased by the WP, and is now a part of the Feather Riv... (more)

100. To this date, 100 years ago, the Western Pacific completed the their Transcontinental Railroad. An excursion train has came to a smooth stop on the Keddie Wye to celebrate this histori... (more)

BNSF 4637 passes through tunnel 31 as they approach tunnel 32 and get ready to make the right turn toward Quincy on the Keddie Wye

This BNSF train is just a few miles from Keddie and home rails, where it will continue north on it's way to Oregon and the PNW.

In eerie darkness, an eastbound UP stacker lights up the night between tunnels # 31, 32. After the train rounds the curve through tunnel 32 it will be at the famous Keddie Wye.

Unusual guest of BNSF military movement special comes across the south leg of Keddie Wye into the tunnel 32.

Only 7 minutes after leaving Keddie Wye, a brand new ES44C4 BNSF 6607 find herself jumping out of a narrow tunnel into deep forest along the Feather river canyon. Photo taken from the other side o... (more)