BNSF in the Columbia River Gorge

Join Penn Rail Videos as we bring you our final video from the Pacific Northwestern region of America. Over the course of several days in September of 2014, Penn Rail Videos spent time along the tracks of the BNSF Railway's Fallbridge Subdivision, which runs along the Washington side of the Columbia River. This area of the Pacific Northwest is known as the Columbia River Gorge, and is home some of the most spectacular scenery in North America. And right in the middle of this setting is a very busy mainline for BNSF, making it a hot spot for railfans.
Join us as we cover over 65 miles of the BNSF's Fallbridge Subdivision where we catch all types of railroad traffic. We'll see grain trains, stack trains, Amtrak's Empire Builder, and we even caught a Norfolk Southern Heritage unit on the point of a crude oil train! Talk about luck. There is no place like this anywhere else in the United States, and Penn Rail Videos takes you there in this epic journey.