This site features daily historical railroad posts from the Big Bend/Columbia Plateau region of Washington state. As a personal site, this is my online filing cabinet of interesting things I've come across about railroading in the area. Thanks for stopping by!
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Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Train 88 At Lynch Coulee
Photo by Doug Harrop. Courtesy of James Belmont.
May 25, 1976
Burlington Northern train 88 ascends a 1% grade through Lynch Coulee on the former Great Northern east of Trinidad, Washington.
Not much, seemed there was a train every 45 minutes when I stayed up there-plus the wind was making my old Pathfinder rock back and forth! Other than that, very peaceful up there.
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One of the coolest places to stay the night, is on the hill in the center of the loop!
How much sleep would you get?
Not much, seemed there was a train every 45 minutes when I stayed up there-plus the wind was making my old Pathfinder rock back and forth! Other than that, very peaceful up there.
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