Holy crap so there is a massive valley with 2 completely different lines through it? I had no idea. Amazing footage

@brianmurphy6452

Жыл бұрын

The Cajon Pass is the valley that separates the San Bernardino and San Gabriel mountain ranges. At one time these two ranges were one, formed by the San Andreas fault where two continental plates, the North American and the Pacific plates push against each other. As the years passed a low point eroded by water and helped along by additional faulting formed the valley between the two.

Great job of capturing the trains and the great scenery!

Show, show, magic, miracle, wonder, ecstasy, without adjective, without words ... Congratulations!

Great video set! Love the scenery out that way. Where abouts is @1:05 located? Thats the best Cajon angle ive ever seen!!

@Trains232

2 жыл бұрын

Thank You! Im Just west of Silverwood. Between BNSF Main 3 and Main 2.

Awesome video beautiful scenery and videograghy! - Balerio

Cool catches! Beautiful scenery…..I don’t get to see anymore since I relocated!

Fascinant ! Toute la démesure et la puissance du fret ferroviaire aux USA... et fort bien filmé pour notre plus grand plaisir d'amateur.

Fantastic view at 1:00 !

BEAUTIFUL VIDEO

Man!!!! Every time you post a new video from this area, I get more and more itchy to get moving on my May trip.

@Trains232

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Clower Its a great place, It'll be worth the trip.

I 2nd Chessie's comments about railcams in the Cajon , i watch em too :)

Nice smooth zoom at 12:40

What company is the beautiful blue engine with? It appears at around the 7:45 mark in the video.

I was going to comment, nice videos. Did you know there is a railcam I watch at Cajon Pass at Hesperia, Cal.?

I am coming to the U.S from Australia sometime to video track action!!

Does Amtrak still go threw the pass ?? Where does it start , where does it end ??

* Six engines for nine cars 5:20?

@Trains232

8 жыл бұрын

+AndreiTupolev Yeah crazy... There just getting power back to Barstow.

@muhamadshahid8985

3 жыл бұрын

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magic locations epic trains

It's extremely interesting and a rail fan's paradise. So many trains! So many tracks going here, there, and everywhere. Our trains are extremely long, but when you watch trains from Europe, they are short, as in 30/40 at most cars, and one engine. This by no means is any criticism of Europe in general or European railroads in particular. I wonder if there's some kind of law mandating the length of freight/passenger trains in Europe.

@scottmary5526

5 жыл бұрын

Well, it's BARNETT! Americans are odd, unbeatable, prosperous. Congratulations!

@noob.168

3 жыл бұрын

lol longer consists require longer yards. europe doesn't have that kind of space. also, a lot of US railways depend on non-urgent intermodal/natural resources so it's more economical to ship cross-continental by rail. passenger rail in US is inferior to western europe though.

I didn't think union pacific are on BNSF Mainline (Railroad ) Tracks also.

Why each train has several locomotives? Low-power locomotives?

Porque as linhas destes trens de carga tem uma infinidade de curvas, não seria bom ter umas linhas mais retas?

@Ronavargas

8 жыл бұрын

+juao do rádio Por la topografía de la zona.

Where Did You Shoot The 6 Locomotive Manifest Meeting The Z Train. What Is That Area