Links
This page is gradually filling up with some great links for Oregon railroading, travel, and other miscelaneous items. Keep checking back, because there are certainly more to come.
Port of Tillamook Bay — The Port does more than just run a railroad! Find out more here.
Northwest Rails — A very comprehensive site covering, well... Northwest Rails!
Pacific Northwest Railroading — Andy Macha’s site with a great Portland Railfan’s guide, and a lot of links.
Rose City & Northwestern — Tom McCann's site takes an in-depth look at Portland, and has quite a few links as well.
Rails Northwest — A good site for railfan information in the Pacific Northwest.
Oregon Wig-Wags — Erik Halstead's new site tracking Oregon's declining population of magnetic flagmen.
Pacific Northwest Chapter, NRHS — As it sounds, a great site run by the PNWC-NRHS
Puget Sound and Pacific — Mike Davison’s PS&P Railfan’s guide sets a pretty high standard for online guidesl
Willamette & Pacific/Portland & Western — A great web presence by the railroad that interchanges with the POTB. Plenty of good information here.
Geared Steam Locomotive Works — Where to go for comprehensive information on geared steam locomotives. You either love 'em or hate 'em. This site is for the former.
City of Prineville Railway — Tony Roof’s guide to the COP, a great shortline in central Oregon.
UP Big Boy 4018 — Follow the restoration of massive movie star hopefull, UP 4018. Destined to be the star of the American rails.
Mount Rainier Scenic Railroad — The official site for this scenic railroad in the foothills west of Mount Rainier. A fleet of geared locomotives makes this one my favorite steam site. Look for my favorite locomotive here — Hillcrest Climax no. 10.
Cass Scenic Railroad — The official site for a true Mecca of geared locomotives on the east coast. I swear I'm going to go there someday for a railfan's weekend. Oh, a man can dream.
Dan's Depot — The source of those great railroad Gif's that are beginning to inhabit my page.
Oregon Covered Bridges — A comprehensive guide to another of Oregon’s attractions - its historic collection of covered bridges.
Keepers of the Light — A good site for photos and information on the many lighthouses that dot the coast from the tip of Washington's Olympic Peninsula to the end of California. There are some other good Oregon resources as well.
Travel Guide to Highway 101 — A comprehensive guide to the many attractions along US Highway 101, which follows the Oregon coast.
Teletubbies — My little two year old daughter’s favorite spot on the web. I tossed this one in for your toddlers as well.
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