Good spots for trains.

[Evan]

Howdy friends,
I don't normally post here. I am just looking for new places to watch trains. Places I've been are listed below.
MI:
Lansing, Durand, Lapeer, Imlay City, Pt. Huron.
OH: Some town west of Deshler, Deshler, Bloomdale, Galetea, Fostoria, Vickers, Milbury, Berea, and Greenwich.
CN in MI has dwindled down traffic wise and with Ohio spots they are either lousy for photos and are usually over run with the noobs that don't grasp the idea of a "photo line".
Any state is welcome, I am very bored with the listed areas and would like a new spot to watch.

[Saturnalia]

If you're willing to Venture, the BNSF Transcon in Illinois is a recommendation of mine. Also, the "racetrack" on the Burlington west of town.

Closer to home, the NS Chicago line between Porter and Goshen is also highly recommended.

[GTW6401]

Cincinnati and Covington, KY.

[ConrailDetr​oit]

Detroit

[M.D.Bentley]

Next to a railroad track.

[Tier4GEVO]

Perry and Madison Ohio on the CSX Erie West & NKP
80 a day
Flat land, high speed, scenic, rural

Bryan OH, NS absolutely scream through there

And... the best for last.
La Plata MO
Arguably the best spot along the Transcon BEFORE you get too-far west.

[hoborich]

Romulus, Wyandotte, Waterloo Indiana.

Ohio is OK mid week. No noobs or foam to slip in.

[Jochs]

Duplainville, WI, just west of the Milwaukee area.

[Racer]

MI:

Plymouth, Romulus, Durand.

OH:

Deshler, Oak Harbor, Fostoria, Attica, Swanton, Sandusky.

[BamaSubdivision94]

Chicagoland.

[Drumkidstu]

Michigan- Detroit (Milwaukee Junction is a favorite)

Ohio- Toledo (Crissey Road, also the Ann Arbor's Chrysler Factory area are personal favorites)
Oak Harbor and Port Clinton
Bellevue obviously

West Virginia- Thurmond

North Carolina- Salisbury

Georgia- Waycross
Folkston

Florida- Plant City, Lakeland, and Vitus Junction triangle.
Callahan Junction
Baldwin
The Bone Valley