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. …

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 …

Kind of a requirement for railfanning in that area, it's on page 364 of your railfanning manuel. I could easily tell you to spend a day railfanning around the Cresson / Altoona area, but you only have 3 …

We're planning a trip from Iowa to Colorado this summer, and are looking into travelling across Nebraska via highway 30 for at least part of the distance in order to catch a bunch of mainline UP …

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 …

Looking for assistance in locating some good places in the Phoenix, AZ area to do some railfanning. Thanks for any help. Shawn

Hi everyone. I've been doing research on Nashville, TN and CSX ops there and it seems pretty busy. Seems like a spot worth checking out one day. I was wondering what the best spot to railfan in the …

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 and mental Illness Author: benrussellpa lvt1030 wrote: > > Public gatherings either for real or on the internet seem to > bring out the really best and worst of personalities and > personality …

I might be planning a trip to San Diego and will have a car with me. What are some options of doing a little Rail fanning in the area? Also what is the traffic like on the line from Los Angeles other than the …