Operate the Leadville Subdivision in this Trainz simulation, a vital connection between UP and BNSF main lines. The route runs mostly single track to Dayton, then doubles until Leadville, where BNSF's rail yard marks the end. Both railroads share trackage rights to exchange cars at yards or serve customers along the line, with Port Eagle also getting joint service to keep trains flowing.
Railfans run realistic Midwest rail operations on PC, managing shared tracks and exchanges between major carriers. The scenery highlights regional landscapes. Simulation enthusiasts who enjoy authentic railroad routing find a focused playground here.
Leadville Subdivision is a connection track between two main lines which are owned and operated by UP and BNSF. The subdivision is mostly single track until Dayton, where the track remains doubled until the city of Leadville – home of BNSF’s rail yard and the end of the subdivision.
Both railways have trackage rights on the Leadville Sub for exchanging rail cars at each yard, or serving their customers on the line. Under agreement between UP and BNSF railways, Port Eagle is also served by both railways to ensure trains keep moving.
Enjoy the scenery of the Midwest.
