Sheriff George’s Edgemont Railroad Page – Maps & Info		Edgemont Chamber of Commerce		Sheriff George’s Railfan Page
1. Edgemont City Park has shade, water, bathrooms (summer-only), picnic areas, and a great view of train action. Don’t forget to stop in to the museum for Edgemont rail history. There is no admission charge to visit the museum.	2. BNSF Edgemont crew change station. First Ave. on the north side of the crew change station provides an excellent spot to get close to trains stopping and starting. Parking on street.
	Above – Conductor Rudy grins at Sheriff George as his train starts the run to Wyoming.
	3. Edgemont Campground next to Edgemont Theatre is a great place to catch train action from a higher vantage point. The campground fees are $15.00 for hookups and $7.00 for tents. Showers are at the campground.
	4. Internet access is free at the library.
	5. Gas and food are available at Fresh Start and PJ’s. Fresh Start offers 24-hour restaurant service. PJ’s carries t-shirts and mugs with Edgemont BNSF photos!
Click on a map for printable, standalone map.
The Igloo bridge crosses the double main of the BNSF. Wide-open vistas and the roar of trains underneath make this a great spot to visit. There is little vehicle traffic on the bridge, so you can easily park next to the bridge.	A great location for photos of the whole train is on Fiddle Creek Rd. south of Edgemont.
	Above – Due to congestion at BNSF’s Alliance, NE, yard, the Edgemont train yard has been expanded to facilitate freight trains.
	Above – Pine Hills Road briefly runs parallel to the BNSF yard.
	Above – Cheyenne River bridge with two GE AC locomotives braking a coal train.
	Above – Sheriff George Basset hangs out at Igloo bridge as the trains go by.