Santa Fe, ATSF 523-5957-6348-5067 is westbound leaving Winslow, Arizona. April 12, 1998. Jack D Kuiphoff © photo

With San Francisco Peaks some 57 miles off in the distance, Santa Fe, ATSF SD75M 217 leads a eastbound along I-40 at Winslow, Arizona. May 5, 1996. Jack D Kuiphoff © photo

BNSF 4994, eastbound stacks at mp288 on the Seligman sub, Winslow, Arizona. April 18, 2001. Jack D Kuiphoff © photo

A BNSF train leaves Winslow and go bound for Flagstaff.

From this overpass, we see both the orange sky and the headlights from an approaching stacker illuminate the rails with mere minutes left of daylight.

Eastbound southwest chief #4 being led by Phase 3 Heritage Unit (Pepsi can) pulls out of Winslow. Winslow Amtrak station is part of the beautiful LaPosada hotel and staying there is a lovely exper... (more)

Eastbound southwest chief #4 being led by Phase 3 Heritage Unit (Pepsi can) about to get to its next stop 'Winslow'. This spot is frequented by rail enthusiasts and provides a vantage point to pho... (more)

Eastbound southwest chief #4 being led by Phase 3 Heritage Unit (Pepsi can)

Intermodal stack train from Long Beach, CA to Clovis, NM. This spot is a famous spot in Winslow, AZ where the railroad track runs parallel to I-40

Standing on the overpass in Winslow, Arizona on a late winter morning, BNSF 4974 comes rolling into town on the final mile of its lengthy crew district from Needles, CA. Out across the majestic sa... (more)

CP 7032 at Winslow, AZ

An eastbound autotrack train catches the morning light as it rolls through the open desert on its eastbound approach to Winslow, Arizona. The sand surrounding this stretch of the BNSF Segliman Sub... (more)

The sun is setting behind the San Fransisco peaks as one last eastbound stack train in daylight rolls along Interstate 40 just outside of Winslow, Arizona on the BNSF Segliman Subdivision.

BNSF intermodal at Winslow. San Francisco peaks in the background.

Just another typical morning in West Winslow as an intermodal train comes off the high desert and into town for a crew change.