BNSF Action In Nebraska: BNSF's Angora, Sand Hills, and Valley Subs

Western Nebraska is home to some of BNSF's major coal routes. Trains head to and from Wyoming's Powder River Basin traverse BNSF's Angora, Sand Hills, and Valley as a gateway to the coal mines. Enjoy this collection of videos over the three subdivision.

[@artiedelimitros9443]

Great video! Those green hills on the Sand Hills sub were beautiful. I could picture myself back 20 yrs ago as a kid rolling down them.

[@lashendawest7509]

Great catches and awesome video

[@lashendawest7509]

Great horn shows

[@StormySkyRailProductions]

Those were some great catches with some nice power, very cool! (Dave).

[@bmztrain]

Great video!

[@rails-n-things]

Very nice. Likely this fall we will be following the UP out to the west coast. Do you have any recommendation on must see areas on the BNSF near Bridgeport as we pass by the Angora area?

[@jasonjanise]

Where's the best place to catch the helpers being added and where they cut off? I'd love to head out that way from Northeast Nebraska sometime and check this awesome looking place out

[@Big_Diehl]

hmmm… I figured the Rocky Mountains will be a little more rockier than this… That John Denver is full of it

[@Big_Diehl]

Hmm.... No BARBEL....