Train tracks

Situated in the southeastern reaches of Washington State, Pasco's Train Tracks and Road 395 Bridge provide visitors with an arresting reminder of the city’s past. This bridge was built in 1938 and originally bore the name Pasco Kahlotus Highway Bridge. The bridge, and associated stretch of railway, has been an integral part of this part of Washington for decades. This area is a particularly popular site for photography; mature trees drape from the sides of the bridge to create an interesting frame for the old architecture - and the blue sky of Pasco provides an unforgettable backdrop. There are numerous locations nearby for bird-watching, as well as historic buildings that provide the perfect accompaniment to your photographs.