Westbound BNSF AC4400CW No. 5697 leads a grain train through Cooks Siding and along the Columbia River to Westcoast Ports for Shipping. After rounding Collins point on the Colum... (more)

Westbound BNSF ES44DC No 7898 passes through Collins Point and approaches Wind Mountain with its grain train for the west coast ports for shipment After rounding Collins point on... (more)

Westbound BNSF ES44AC no.5757 brings up the rear of a loaded and long grain train stopped in Cooks Siding for a meet with the Eastbound Garbage Train Heading for Roosevelt landfill in Eastern Wa... (more)

Eastbound BNSF ES44C4, no. 8035 with the Seattle Garbage Train. Running from Seattle the train goes down the Seattle Subdivision to Vancouver where it makes an eastbound turn and runs along the ... (more)

Westbound BNSF C44-9W No.4013 leans into the curves of Cooks siding in the Columbia River Gorge with a Grain Train headed to Ports for shipment.

Westbound BNSF C44-9W no. 4641 with a manifest of Crude oil for shipment overseas, races a Motorcyclist on Highway 14 past Dog Mountain parking lot on the Fallbridge Subdivision.

On the Fallbridge Sub, a westbound coal drag, with BNSF 6337 on the point, exits tunnel 10 with coal hoppers strung out on the causeway at chamberlain Lake.

On the Fallbridge Sub, Santa Fe 767 leads a kaleidoscope of BNSF and a Union Pacific engines around the curve at Wind Mountain

On the Fallbridge Sub, two GP 38-2 engines pull a BNSF local as it exits Tunnel 8 on its way eastbound towards Wishram WA.

With impressive basalt formations as a backdrop, another intermodal makes its way west through the Gorge.

With the majestic Mount Hood in the distance, an eastbound stack train makes its way towards Pasco, under the Route 197 bridge. Those ex-Santa Fe 'Warbonnets' are looking increasingly shabby these... (more)

Three westbounds bask in the sun before their trip down the gorge towards Portland or Tacoma.

View from above - taken from the road down from the hillside. An eastbound enters the yard as three westbounds await their turn.

One of the most famous railway locations in the USA, this time with a pair of GEVOs and a repainted Warbonnet heading east with a stack train. Mount Hood looks on impassively.

Westbound