Western Railroad Discussion > Scanner Freq's

In two weeks my wife and I will be headed for
the West Coast.
First we are heading for Stevens Pass and than
down to Tehachapi, than out to Flagstaff.
Than back to NY
Can anyone help me with scanner freq's
Just the basic please
Thanks for your help
Jim H

Stevens Pass is Seattle East at 161.100. There are some dispatcher's links, but you said basic. This is what I use on the Pass.

John

http://zippy.cso.uiuc.edu/~roma/rr-freqs/

Regards,
Burlington John

With all those different areas, I would just put in all the channels if you have the room in the radio. You'll save yourself a lot of trouble. The full band list is on my RR radio site.

Dave D.
Los Angeles, CA

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Go to the Cajon Web-site www.cajonpass.too.it and click on the scanner freq list. Those freqs include all of the BNSF and UP road and MOW freq currently in use in CA,AZ,NV,& NM That should cover you for most of the western USA. On my roadtrip last winter they worked for the two companies all the way from the Mississippi west.
You can leave out the police and the UHF's unless you have the channel space to spare.