Seattle Great Northern Tunnel - BNSF Scenic Subdivision (PTZ)

Virtual Railfan's LIVE train cameras at the Foster/White Gallery in Seattle, Washington, overlook the South Portal of the historic Great Northern Tunnel on BNSF's Scenic Subdivision. The nearly one-mile-long tunnel curves beneath downtown Seattle, while the cameras are positioned just north of King Street Station, a major hub for Amtrak Cascades, Coast Starlight, Empire Builder, and Sounder commuter trains.

The Great Northern Tunnel was completed in 1905 by the Great Northern Railway and remains a vital part of BNSF's Pacific Northwest network today.

This pan-tilt-zoom camera captures freight and passenger trains entering and exiting the iconic 1905-era tunnel portal, offering close-up views of locomotives, equipment, and rail traffic on one of the Pacific Northwest's busiest rail corridors. The historic stone tunnel architecture frames every movement, making this an essential vantage point for serious railfans and railroad enthusiasts tracking BNSF operations and Amtrak service through downtown Seattle.

Special thanks to Foster/White Gallery for hosting these cameras.
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