Where can you watch trains in Salt Lake City, Utah?
These busy crossings sit next to a public park or station, so you can watch from a public place.
Trains a day from the FRA inventory of .
5 places to watch
Busiest crossing first, by trains a day. Daylight means 6 AM to 6 PM.
Park
A public park
About 77 trains a day: 47 in daylight, 30 at night.
About 100 feet from the 600 West crossing (UTA FrontRunner Commuter Rail)
Train station
North Temple Bridge/Guadalupe
About 34 trains a day: 20 in daylight, 14 at night.
Right next to the North Temple Station crossing (UTA FrontRunner Commuter Rail)
Train station
Salt Lake Central
About 34 trains a day: 20 in daylight, 14 at night.
About 400 feet from the Salt Lake Central Station crossing (UTA FrontRunner Commuter Rail)
Train station
Jackson/Euclid
About 15 trains a day: 8 in daylight, 7 at night.
About 850 feet from the 800 West crossing (Union Pacific Railroad Company)
Park
Madsen Park
About 15 trains a day: 8 in daylight, 7 at night.
About 450 feet from the 900 West crossing (Union Pacific Railroad Company)
Park and station names © OpenStreetMap contributors
All railroad crossings in Salt Lake City
Source: Federal Railroad Administration crossing inventory. Sources and dates