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CSX Blue Ridge Subdivision Reopens

Almost one year to the day after Hurricane Helene wiped out much of CSX’s Blue Ridge Subdivision between Erwin, Tenn., and Spruce Pine, N.C., this portion of the former Clinchfield Railroad was placed back in service. On Thursday morning, September 25, 2025, coal train C758 (Bailey, Penn.-Terrill, N.C) departed Erwin, and rolled south through a ceremonial ribbon placed at the Poplar, N.C., bridge over the Nolichucky River. It was a welcome site …
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Railfan & Railroad Magazine broke the news in on Tuesday, September 30, 2025.
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