BNSF Columbia River Subdivision: Wenatchee and Spanish Castle Road

Its a pleasant Early to mid June day and we find ourselves in Wenatchee, Washington trackside to start off the day. After catching a westbound BNSF Z train we head southeast along the Columbia River to an area known as Spanish Castle. Here we catch a few more trains plus we get to watch a wild fire burning on the opposite bank of the Columbia River and a helicopter attacking the fire with water. Hope you enjoy, pleaske "Like" and subscribe and thanks for watching.

[@YardLimit]

Nice work, Kevin!

[@lagunsmoose]

Nice to see that BN caboose for what it was built for!
Great video!

[@lagunsmoose]

@10:35, new signals going in?

[@GreatNorthernTech]

I'm thinking that's the case but it's been that way for awhile now.

[@RICARDOGARCIA-wr9hx]

Was deadheading a crew to evertte wa and that z train went right past us in gold bar we were stuck in a line of cars from gold bar to Monroe I told my crew that it would been faster on it lol.

[@dn9463]

Hi Kevin, nice job where do you get the radio monitor for the trains.

[@GreatNorthernTech]

I carry a portable scanner. 🙂

[@donnawoodford4127]

Where's Spanish Castle Road?

[@GreatNorthernTech]

A few miles west of Quincy and Trinidad off highway 28. 🙂