Caliente Depot Railcam

A Historic Mission Revival Depot

This camera frames the Caliente railroad depot, one of the finest surviving Mission Revival station buildings in the American West. Built in 1923, its arched arcades, twin towers and red-tiled roof have been carefully restored and today house the city's offices, a library and a small museum.

Trains on the Caliente Subdivision

The depot sits beside the busy Union Pacific mainline that links Salt Lake City with Las Vegas. Watch long freight consists thread through the high desert, headlights sweeping the signal masts and switches as they pass the historic platform.

The Nevada High Desert Setting

Caliente lies in a narrow canyon of the Meadow Valley Wash, surrounded by the rugged ranges of Lincoln County. The cam captures the contrast between the elegant Spanish-style architecture and the wide, austere desert landscape beyond the rails.

A Railfan Favorite

Operated by LIVE Trains, this depot cam is a beloved spot for railfans and trainspotters worldwide. Its clear view of the tracks and platform makes it ideal for catching passing trains and the quiet rhythm of this remote desert town.