Rail Guide

Eric Smith

2 years ago

Love this. So much great information in one place. Tons of fun to follow along while riding the train and see where the diverging lines are going and what's coming up.

Ethan Lee

5 years ago

It does not load at all... I go into the app and there's no map, just a black screen with buttons around the screen. I have tried letting it load for over 15 minutes but with no good outcome.

William Forrest

4 years ago

This app is great, I've been looking for something like this. It'd be great to have some sort of legend for the maps so you could select the lines you wanted to look at.

Jack Robertson

4 years ago

Love this application that provides you with where the current Railroads are and who owns and operates on them and also shows the early ownership of the former class one Railroads now has fell into the fallen flag Railroads status! Great Forgotten history covers all America and Canada! Thanks everyone who put this application together for us Railfans that love Railroad history!

SAK

4 years ago

Leaned a lot about past railroad history in my area and places I have been too. Excellent app. If you want to learn what railroads operated where, this is the app. Being a railfan, this is one of my favorite apps to use.

Rob Bartels

1 year ago

Garbage ad integration.

Peter Vanderdrift

4 years ago

Great app for locating former right of ways. The location function is a nice touch. I've been recommending it to a lot of rail fans. I was wondering when we will see the lines on the satellite view?

David Peacock

4 years ago

The abandoned mode shows an interurban line in & near my hometown that was never built, but doesn't show the interurban that actually existed for 30 years. Makes me wonder about the accuracy of that map. But the classic era is interesting.

Jim Heuer

5 years ago

Addictive view of the U.S. and Canadian railroad maps with smooth pan and zoom. Compare today's routes with historic routes and check out the abandoned routes with the zoomable satellite views. Great fun and an indispensable tool for the railfan. Nice search and location finding capability adds usefulness for railfans and history buffs.

Christ

2 years ago

Yes, I would use if the worst case scenario I hadn't a roof and basicly if spend all the time finding each trains movements so this a good app if you wanna travel free anywhere in the States or even wanna take it into a hobby of learn where to hop these train route . Each different color and line going certain area you will have to pay attention too for it doesn't read when to go for any stopped train at the maps in detail are very new good to have as a in tool for findng route of trains.

Railfan Dan

2 years ago

This app is a magnificent resource. I am a YouTuber who posts cinematic videos of trains and I have used this numerous times to mark mileposts in my videos of where trains are at. Incredibly useful and I am never ever one to leave a review on anything. Also an active management team as I noticed a small mistake that I emailed about and I received a reply about it within 24 hours. Very good experience there.

Richard Silver

1 year ago

This is best, and most inclusive rail map out there!

Joe Concordia

1 year ago

One Star because you constantly advertise scammers, (just got an ad telling me that my software protection was out of date) also many advertisements aren't in English which makes it impossible to know what to press to close the advertisement.

Mark Cooper Tennerino

1 year ago

This app is amazing! I've been using it for a long time now. however, the ads have gotten borderline unbearable. It's gotten to the point where it will play a 30 second unskippable ad every time you open the app or search for a location.

DatOneTrainDude

2 years ago

This app is AMAZING. Not only do you get to see your current, past, and abandoned railroads in your area, it shows everything in an easy to understand manner. Not everything is perfect, but it doesn't have to be when trying to get a relative idea of what tracks were or are located near you. This is my go-to to answer questions, find stuff, and do a quick browse.

Robert Whiting

4 years ago

It works great off line, when you preload the location you need ahead of time, you need wifi to load the location. It doesn't work if you're out in the field and want to put in a new location. Works better than the other app, that you start at your current home location and use your finger to move to a new location, no named locations to help you find what you need.

William Pietschman

2 years ago

Thanks for making this app! As I travel, I have become more observant, and a look at the countryside quickly reveals former lines. For example, a long straight run of scrub trees. So I knew these lines existed, but I didn't know who the owners were. I wish that there were more maps like this of early transportation. Especially of the interurbans, and the telegraph lines, which later followed the railroad right of ways almost as a rule, but not the earlier ones. All the Best! 73 DE W8LV BILL