2 friends and I will be heading west to do the UP and BN between Gibbons Jct and Grand island NE on 9-17, through 9-20. We will then do the Marysville Sub to Kansas and spend are last 4 days in that …

This summer my wife and I will be heading west to spend sometime in Kentucky. While the reason for the trip is not to railfan, I would like to try and get some trains on film while we are down there. We …

Last Sunday, I took a railfanning trip down to the Princeton, NJ Area. The main focus was to photograph action along the 3.7 mile NJT Princeton Branch, also known as the Dinky. With the future of the …

Re: Powder river railfanning Author: Trainwreck The coordinates I have for the Logan Hill bridge is 43.39783 N 105.36065 W My notes are showing that is on Forest Service Road 942. For Shawnee …

I was reading an article about the evolution of railfanning. In it, they were mentioning various phone apps that are used to locate train-movements. I've done a search, but haven't found anything similar. …

Al Moran, The SD80MACKing [ Reply To This Message ] [ Quote ] Date: 05/31/05 13:46 Re: Baltimore Railfanning haunts Author: CSXvet Although I'm not much of a regular at any spots in Baltimore, I'll …

Re: A couple weeks of railfanning around VA and NC Author: Samuel On April 25th, I spent the day between Dublin, VA and Roanoke, VA Photo 7 and 8: NS 23G climbs uphill through the beautiful …

I will be up in Edmonton and Calgary for some "important stuff" (hockey games and a concert), spanning 5 days next week. I'm wondering if any locals can give me suggestions on good …

Re: Railfanning in Kansas City- Where to go? Author: livesteamer Birmingham Jct, on north side of KC; first exit off I 435 after crossing the MIssouri River heading towards KCI; anywhere along the BNSF …

Re: Railfanning in Nebraska Author: cdub toledopatch Wrote: > The only thing to worry about is track > maintenance, which can curtail the daytime > activity even on a triple-track mainline. I did > the day …