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BNSF Railway's Gateway Subdivision stretches 203 miles between Klamath Falls, Oregon and Keddie, California. This remote line traverses the semi-arid high country of extreme northern California meeting Union Pacific's route through the Feather River Canyon at the famous Keddie Wye. The southern Cascades and northern Sierra Nevada mountain ranges offer both scenic vistas and many challenges for railroaders who work here. Shot in beautiful Hi-Definition in all seasons, our cameras show trains pounding the diamond at Stronghold, enduring icy winter conditions at Lookout, climbing mountain grades of up to 2.2% near Almanor and nearly stalling while climbing out of the Feather River Canyon!

1 hour 52 minutes

Stereo Sound with Narration

WIDESCREEN PRESENTATION 

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Frame Grabs from BNSF Gateway Sub
	A southbound Klamath Falls to Barstow train rounds a curve just north of Almanor on new 141 pound ribbon rail.
	Train H-VAWRRB approaches Bieber Line Junction on Texum 17 track at Klamath Falls, Oregon.
	A northbound Barstow to Pasco freight passes the north siding switch Bieber on a chilly winter’s day.
	Indian Falls Ridge is mirrored in a pond as a northbound baretable train passes Crescent Mills, California.
	The South Local passes a newly built replica of a train depot in Westwood
	A southbound train slumbers at Klamath Falls Yard a few hours before dawn, while awaiting a rested crew.
	Yes! This is a Cab Hop in 2008!
	A Stockton based crew takes BNSF 4178 south (now west) across the famous Keddie Wye.
	The South Local passes Hannchen, California behind former Burlington Northern power.