Union Pacific & BNSF in Denver Colorado Part 2

[@malcolmnicoll1165]

Rode that same train from Emeryville, CA to Denver, CO. What a fantastic trip.

[@UPDetector]

Have to admit that warbonnet SD75M sure looks great for her being 20 years old. Nice catches Snuffy

[@gretel013]

like the refinery, bridges and tank car shots.

[@iusetano]

Great catches. Excellent video Snuffy.

[@retrainrun]

Cool location with that refinery in the background! Awesome trains and nice catch of that squirrel LOL! RT

[@grandtetons2]

Once again, wonderful video!

[@dianastuart7693]

Some insanely long coal trains in that area! Love the original un-patched warbonnets, and neat wildlife catches too LOL!

[@Cnw8701]

Man, those refineries are an eyesore. Nice catches, though! That UP C40-8 with that old NS lease sticker was cool, I didn't think any of those units were still around (granted that many of the remaining Dash 8s on their roster are sitting in storage as we speak).

[@apples2095]

Nice catches Snuffy.

[@SouthernPacific-jb9ew]

Great Video! The third Loco on the first train is for use on Capitol Corridors and San Joaquin .

[@marionmitchell261]

Hello, Thought you might enjoy this: There is well over a mile of coupled Union Pacific engines sitting idle in the desert on a siding near Tucson, Arizona. Take a look at some footage we shot on the 21st of these massive and now silent machines. Enjoy your videos a lot. Marion Mitchell look for the dog. Hope you enjoy.

[@jaredklock8754]

Another good video!

[@legaciesontherails3878]

Shared on my Railroad Bridges, Related Photos & Video page on Facebook!

[@S-47.616]

Great video!!

[@Bobcatonline]

Very enjoyable video. Denver must be some sort of 'hub' for distribution with all those long trains. Anybody named the squirrel yet? How about Charlie!

[@NYCentralSpotter1070]

No. Call it Rocky.

[@houstonrailfanTX]

Nice location looks like a smaller version of Houston's refineries

[@upsd402]

Who controls the diamond at San Creek? Nice video.

[@marvinmcgill]

Passed under this bridge meany times I lived in Commer City Co that is were this bridge is. I want to say it is 42nd st. shed at this creek to I wanted to say this is called Sand creek didnt eat the fish lol this is back in the 80s. UP had 2 tracks back then up the way about half a mile was the DRG rr then the old Rock Island RR went under it that RR still had some old Rock units on it but the Rock Island had gone under some little RR was using it. Now it is call the Rock Island and Denver RR. I remember when the UP had 2 tracks it was very busy here he BN the sound of the diamund I see on the bridge below they had replaced the tember pileons with cemet one's next to the sign that street at the end is or was called Adams street really this place here is in a town called Adam's BN use to have 2 tracks to at the end of the fid If I remember right is the north end of 48th st yard some things have changed over the years. SF had trage rights once in a while they run a train by here I 1st sall the SP SF kodacrome units they did some switing at USS steal

[@centralohiorailfan]

Is it busy right there? I’m in Denver and want to know the busiest spot in town. Thanks