Chehalis, Washington Live Railcam – Lewis County Historical Museum
About this camera
This PTZ railcam at the Lewis County Historical Museum in Chehalis, Washington, overlooks the BNSF Seattle Subdivision, one of the busiest rail corridors in the Pacific Northwest. The museum is housed in the town's historic railroad depot, making it a fitting home for a camera dedicated to watching trains.
The line through Chehalis carries BNSF freight trains between Tacoma and Vancouver, Washington, along with Union Pacific trains that use the route on trackage rights between Portland, Oregon, and Tacoma. Amtrak adds 14 daily passenger trains, including the Amtrak Cascades and the long-distance Coast Starlight. The closest Amtrak stop is nearby Centralia.
Good to know
- Railroad: BNSF Seattle Subdivision
- Passenger service: Amtrak Cascades and Coast Starlight
- Host: Lewis County Historical Museum, Chehalis
The pan-tilt-zoom camera can follow trains as they pass, giving viewers a close look at locomotives and rolling stock. With freight and passenger trains sharing the line, there is plenty of variety throughout the day.
A separate static camera is also available at the same location. Livestream operated by Steel Highway Railcams.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is this railcam?
It is at the Lewis County Historical Museum in Chehalis, Washington, overlooking the BNSF Seattle Subdivision.
What trains can I see?
BNSF and Union Pacific freight trains, plus 14 daily Amtrak trains, including the Cascades and Coast Starlight.
Where is the nearest Amtrak station?
The closest Amtrak stop is in Centralia, Washington.
