The engineer grabs a couple of notches to start his heavy train up the grade as 5 Alco's lead the Blue Looper coal train south out of Holbrook, AZ on 4/12/12.

2 Apache Railway Alcos smoke it up for the photographers as they head south with 5 loads of feed for PF Farmer Johns on 7/24/13.

While stopping in Holbrook, AZ to grab some Cheese Curds and A&W Root Beer, we spotted the apache Railway switching the yard in Holbrook, AZ on 7/24/13. After the switching, they headed southbound... (more)

Dropping downgrade thru Elkins Ranch on the way back to the Catalyst Mill.

A pair of spotless ALCO C424's make the Snowflake to Holbrook turn, approaching Holbrook at MP 5, later than usual.

Apache northbound Holbrook turn descends towards it's interchange with BNSF at Holbrook near MP 9 of the Apache Rwy

Just south of Holbrook, 3 Apache Alcos lead empty baretables that will be put into long term storage on the Snowflake Branch.

In the late afternoon on the Apache Railway's Snowflake Branch, finds 3 of the Company's Alco's setting out a string of well cars for long term storage.

After dropping there train of empty well cars at the end of the Snowflake Branch, 3 Apache units head back west light engines as they smoke it up in the late afternon sun.

APA 81 eases its train to a stop as they prepare to drop a cut of empty well cars for long term storage on the Snowflake Branch.

3 Apache Alco's lead a baretable move off the BNSF for storage on the Apache Property.

A heavy Apache Railway manifest climbs through the high desert toward Snowflake, AZ.

The Apache freight from Holbrook to Snowflake gets underway late in the day on March 7, 2005, leaving Holbrook, Arizona, in a smokescreen that would make a warship commander proud. The conductor s... (more)

APA northbound Holbrook Turn near MP 6 six miles from interchange with BNSF at Holbrook, AZ. This was after hauling coal to the plant ceased. There was a cut of thirty or so empty coal hoppers on ... (more)

APA southbound Holbrook Turn a couple of miles from the plant at the south end of the line