Doc's Caboose – West: Union Pacific Kansas City Metro Sub

Virtual Railfan's live train cameras at Doc's Caboose in Kansas City, Missouri, capture freight action on Union Pacific's Kansas City Metro Sub, the former Missouri Pacific Railroad (MoPac), located in the West Bottoms area. Operational since June 11, 2018, the cameras are positioned atop the Doc's Caboose building, offering a bird's-eye view with west-facing (chat) and east-facing (members only) perspectives. This freight-only line sees a steady flow of Union Pacific trains, with no Amtrak service in view. Doc's Caboose, the host, is a popular model railroad hobby shop stocked with supplies for enthusiasts. Located near Santa Fe Junction, these cameras provide a unique angle on Union Pacific's freight operations in one of Kansas City's historic rail districts.

Watch Union Pacific freight trains roll through the West Bottoms from this elevated vantage point atop Doc's Caboose. The west-facing camera captures the bustling Kansas City Metro Subdivision with clear views of locomotives, consists, and yard operations against the backdrop of industrial infrastructure and seasonally changing foliage. Perfect for railfans seeking authentic freight action on one of the region's most active Union Pacific lines. Visit Doc's Caboose online at http://www.docscaboose.biz for model railroad supplies and enthusiast resources.