A southbound Modoc Northern train on the old SP/NCO line to Lakeview rolls along the Pit River. MNRR went out of business less than a year later.

It's beet season in the Klamath Basin. The Copic Local is heading out the Modoc Line with empties for the beet loaders at Merrill and Stronghold.

An eastbound train of empties for the Rogue Valley heads up the Siskiyou Line. Once the train crosses the Klamath River and reaches Hornbrook, the 3+% grades to Siskiyou Summit will begin.

An NRHS excursion departs Redding for Portland. The huge Redding Trestle marks the beginning of the Shasta Dam line change.

Prior to departing for Klamath Falls, the crew of BN 672 switches out the lumber mill at Bieber, California.

A tardy northbound Coast Starlight is arriving at Portland, Oregon in summer 1994. The Steel Bridge is owned by Union Pacific. The lower deck carries rail traffic, while the upper deck has a roadw... (more)

The Transcon has been part of BNSF for over a year. You might think otherwise if you were trackside, watching an eastbound manifest near Kingman.

An eastbound train on the Modoc Line descends the grade from Sage Hen summit into the Madeline Plains. The line had reopened to through traffic two days earlier.

The final southbound revenue Swift RoadRailer on the BNSF Gateway Sub meets a V-RICPTL at Little Valley, California. The EMD's orange is a reminder of railroad that built this trackage - Western P... (more)

A trio of newly-rebuilt T-2s are eastbound on a Siskiyou Line cab hop. They are passing the photogenic barn at Rock Point, Oregon.

During the winter of 1988-89, intense winter conditions in Oregon's Blue Mountains created havoc for Union Pacific. Trains were detoured over Southern Pacific's Modoc Line and via the Feather Rive... (more)

A brand new GE leads a UP Z train down the east side of Sand Pass, on the southern edge of the Smoke Creek Desert.

They say if you hang out long enough around the railroad you'll see just about anything. On the first weekend of 2004, the Coast Starlights met at the depot in Klamath Falls, Oregon. On the left, ... (more)

On the first weekend of summer 1988, a Santa Fe intermodal train climbs Ash Hill near Klondike siding.

The Rio Grande Zephyr is serviced at Grand Junction in February 1983. The train was discontinued two months later.