There are a lot of Turnouts you can park at on the road the road is called woodford- Tehachapi road and most people go to where the California historical landmarks are but there is a little dirt road to the right of the land marks which is open to the public that you can walk up to and that is the best view and I believe this is the view this person was filming at
Great video mate! These trains make our Main-Line general freight trains here in Queensland, Australia look like pups. Fantastic scenery as well. Thanks for taking the time to record and share your video. :-)
Actually you need braking downhill, they use dynamic braking which converts kinetic energy into heat by passing it through a high resistance conductor and they use a fan to blow hot air out
سبحان الله علم الانسان مالم يعلم ان الله عز وجل اعطي الانسان قدرات خارقة وقد اوجد له في الكون ما يعينه علي ذلك اللهم انر بصيرتنا ووفقنا في الدنيا والاخره
I visited the Tehachapi Loop back in 2001. As a former train conductor from Canada, the site is an amazing place to visit and is a must visit for any train fans visiting California. Wish I were there right now. :)
@@Deontjie It is so trains can climb over a mountain range. Freight train lines usually stay below a 1.5% grade. Even with the loop the grade is 2.2%. It would be a lot higher without the loop.
Imagine how cool that must be for the engineers to be able to look a mile a way and see that their very own train is STILL coming out of that tunnel and rounding that loop! (no pun intended)
Great video and camera angles, thoroughly enjoyed the video. Over here in Australia we have the spiral loop in the border ranges in New South Wales it's about the same size you should check it out.
From the point we first see the the locomotive in this video entering the Tehachapi Loop complex of curves/loop, to the point we see the last car disappear, is about 2.25 track miles. Google Earth and USGA topographical maps show the total gain in height is about 225 feet in the video. The 77 feet Wikipedia mentions is just the tight, about 270° inner loop
Me gusta verr esas locomotoras 🚂 son muy bonitas andarr en tren 🚂 uno anda con mas liberrtad pero en trenes 🚊 al ayre libre asi como este trenenquenco grande que chulada bonito tren 🚂 👍👍👍👍
Amazing. Can some one explain with that much pulling power needed with trains how is it that the engine at the front wheels don't slip? I can imagine the torque needed is monstrous
Have not heard of that name. Is it the one on the Sydney-Brisbane line at the border north of Kyogle? I've only ever known that one as "The Border loop".
Great perspective! I would love to drive out there some day this fall once it cools down. I just looked and Tehacbapi is 8.5 hours from Tucson. Any recommendations on where to stay? Thanks so much for posting. You have some informative videos on questions I always had on things re: railroads.
There are 2 similar loops in Sri Lanka. One loop is Amazing. As soon as the train exits the tunnel. It goes over a viaduct built by the British during colonial days.
El sueño de un niño, ahora con 55 años me transmiten esa emoción, recordar esas gloriosas maquinas a vapor, que pasaban por mi pueblo y corríamos a la estación para ver pasar el carguero, en esa epoca no mas de 15, 20 vagones, a este le conte 84 . Gracias por volver a sentirnos niños.
Que vídeo sensacional,muito bom ver essa enormidade de trens a transportar uma gigantesca linha de vagões!De Ituiutaba _MG,Brasil,as 14:29,em 12/09/20.👍🙌
Se for aqui no Brasil só 1 único maquinista deixaria vários caminhoneiros na 'lona' . E ó que não sou caminhoneiro, é já pude 'me ver' com o tal ... Mas que é extremamente maravilhoso, sem dúvida é !!!...
This is perhaps one of the best videos of a train going thru the loop ever. I am amazed there were no DPUs wedged in the middle of the consist. Unless I missed them.
Excuse me, where's the country? That's super amazing train and strong train! That's not only long just like Chinese Dragon, but also has super many experiences!
+高雄力 California, United States of America, is where this is located. :3 Surveyed and built by the Southern Pacific in the 1880's, with Southern Pacific and the Santa Fe using it jointly until SP merged into the Union Pacific in 1996, and the Santa Fe merged with Burlington Northern in 1997 to form BNSF.
That is just amazing! It's crazy to see all that cargo being pulled. Thanks for sharing!
probably one of the beautiful n longest loop in train history.. such a beautiful and magnificent view it is.. lived it.
Really amazing. What is the name of this place where the long loop track was built.
+Ramanathan Subramanian (rsubram24) How to reach this view point. Any parking area to park a car ?
56 426 225 How to reach this view point. Where to park my car ? Any parking area available ?
Ramanathan Subramanian Tehachapi California
Tristan Galloway How to approach this point to take a video ? Where to park the car ?
There are a lot of Turnouts you can park at on the road the road is called woodford- Tehachapi road and most people go to where the California historical landmarks are but there is a little dirt road to the right of the land marks which is open to the public that you can walk up to and that is the best view and I believe this is the view this person was filming at
The little extra from a drone overhead would’ve been the the icing on the cake. Loved it tho. Great Job!!👍👌❤️
Great video mate! These trains make our Main-Line general freight trains here in Queensland, Australia look like pups. Fantastic scenery as well. Thanks for taking the time to record and share your video. :-)
Amazing video
That’s some really impressive pulling power. And that loop is also impressive
Actually you need braking downhill, they use dynamic braking which converts kinetic energy into heat by passing it through a high resistance conductor and they use a fan to blow hot air out
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Your content always makes my day. This video was no exception! 😄
One of the best Tehachapi Loop videos I've seen!
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سبحان الله علم الانسان مالم يعلم
ان الله عز وجل اعطي الانسان قدرات خارقة وقد اوجد له في الكون ما يعينه علي ذلك اللهم انر بصيرتنا ووفقنا في الدنيا والاخره
I see train everyday and barely spare them a glance. Yet here I am watching a train in the small screen of my mobile. Why?
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Vu de France, ce convoi ferroviaire est très impressionnant. Bravo à l'opérateur pour la maîtrise d'une telle rame. Merci pour cette vidéo.
One of the most beautiful places to the world for trains!
Thanks for this video.... :-))
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I visited the Tehachapi Loop back in 2001. As a former train conductor from Canada, the site is an amazing place to visit and is a must visit for any train fans visiting California. Wish I were there right now. :)
Why do you need this loop?
@@Deontjie It is so trains can climb over a mountain range. Freight train lines usually stay below a 1.5% grade. Even with the loop the grade is 2.2%. It would be a lot higher without the loop.
Very nicely put together video and very entertaining as well. Thanks for posting this.
The strength of those couplers is amazing. The one behind the last engine carries the load of all the rest.
Yes i too had that thought.
Toolox 44 (~45 HRC/450 HB)
What is your meeting please give details iam from India @@sallyfischer1204
Wow that is a great video hats off to the camera man. We have a similar loop but smaller here in New Zealand, Its called the Raurimu Spiral.
Imagine how cool that must be for the engineers to be able to look a mile a way and see that their very own train is STILL coming out of that tunnel and rounding that loop! (no pun intended)
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It must be.👍👍.
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Hats off for such a wonderful video.
Excellent video. Nice camera work. One of the best of the loop!
Awesome...
Can I use small part of this video in my train compilation video credit to you in video will be given...Thanks
Playing the video at a Playback speed of 2x is so satisfying
Yes, much better at 2x
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Lovely ❤thanks for uploading
It looks amazing coming out of the tunnel and has a nice horn!
Kereta api terpanjamg didunia
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Supper long kkkk... 💯💯💯thank for sharing nice video OK 👌
Great video and camera angles, thoroughly enjoyed the video. Over here in Australia we have the spiral loop in the border ranges in New South Wales it's about the same size you should check it out.
Wow. Most beautiful video that I ever see
Great video from a spectacular landscape!
Very wonderful vedio. Thankyou for whoever take this vedio
From the point we first see the the locomotive in this video entering the Tehachapi Loop complex of curves/loop, to the point we see the last car disappear, is about 2.25 track miles. Google Earth and USGA topographical maps show the total gain in height is about 225 feet in the video. The 77 feet Wikipedia mentions is just the tight, about 270° inner loop
Me gusta verr esas locomotoras 🚂 son muy bonitas andarr en tren 🚂 uno anda con mas liberrtad pero en trenes 🚊 al ayre libre asi como este trenenquenco grande que chulada bonito tren 🚂 👍👍👍👍
Amazing. Can some one explain with that much pulling power needed with trains how is it that the engine at the front wheels don't slip? I can imagine the torque needed is monstrous
This is amazing! I lost count how many boxcars in there!
85 boxes
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Sorprendente la ingeniería aplicada. Cual es el nivel de inclinación?
Incredibility!!!!!! This gradient have be made to aovoid train direct climb?
no guard van for this lengthy train !!!
@@narayanaswamy1148 What is a guard van?
this is amazing can't believe this is a single freight train
4 Locomotives connected back to back. Amazing Engineering. Awesome, Crazy horsepower!
कभी नहीं देखा ऐसा घुमावदार ट्रेक ,, बहुत ही रोमांचक । वीडियो में जगह का नाम नहीं दिया गया है , ये रूट कहां का है और कहां से कहां तक जाता है ।
You use to be able to go down and see the train come though the tunnel and I've seen it from both side's.
Leonard Gilbreath can you not do so any more?
Jonju Ghamosh why for safety reasons or something?
They stopped it after 9/11.
Leonard Gilbreath thanks and is it me thinking union Pacific is the largest rail road company in the US
+Kawan Brownlee
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Good job Sar yah kahan ka video hai
There's a loop just like this in NSW, Australia. Virtually identical in design it's called the Bethungra Spiral
Have not heard of that name. Is it the one on the Sydney-Brisbane line at the border north of Kyogle?
I've only ever known that one as "The Border loop".
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Ji ko
संजय सुकदेव आघाव दापूर
संजय सुकदेव आघाव दापूर
I miss tehachapi the mountains, and the mos important my family.thanks for share the video.
Amazing ....GREAT job. Thank you for sharing
Kon kon pahli bar ASA video dekh rha he like Karo Bhiya,🤟
It looks so amazing in the snow
Tristan Galloway
Pescarinha
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Where's the snow ? LOL 😆
Mi pregunta es de qué parte ente lugar está muy bonito me encanta
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Tehachapi California in the United states
Great perspective! I would love to drive out there some day this fall once it cools down. I just looked and Tehacbapi is 8.5 hours from Tucson. Any recommendations on where to stay? Thanks so much for posting. You have some informative videos on questions I always had on things re: railroads.
There are 2 similar loops in Sri Lanka. One loop is Amazing. As soon as the train exits the tunnel. It goes over a viaduct built by the British during colonial days.
That’s amazing and you even got a great view too
How long is the train?
I love this area of California, I used to live in Poway now I live on Oahu
화물열차 영상 잘보고 3종세트 살노코 알람설정 하고감니다 행복한 시간 보내세요 수고하셨습니다
Que hermoso video me dejo sorprendida esa vistada tan hermosa y en la forma que hizo el video lo felicito
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Is it in Australia? No details was given.?
DURE ! DURE ! la rampe en courbe... Superbe video ! ... paysage magnifique....
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Very,nicely,put,together,video,and,very,good,entertaining,as,well
jaw- droppingly amazing!
Beautiful photography
Como 3000 metros MIDE?
All I can say is amazing I could watch this video all evening long.
Impressing! Fantastic vid! Thanks a lot!
HOW did they MAKE the line in the first place??
Amazing.
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL
Superb quality video 👍👍👍.
Please tell which place
Please repaly
Tehachapi California in the United states
I woulda loved a toy train set like that as a kid.
Thanks goodness for locomotive,s ! They are a great help to our RAILROAD,s !
Hermoso video 👏👏👏👏desde SANTIAGO DE CHILE
Wow amazing which country?
Im tink at new México
@@jesusrico1005
Confira o meu canal
El sueño de un niño, ahora con 55 años me transmiten esa emoción, recordar esas gloriosas maquinas a vapor, que pasaban por mi pueblo y corríamos a la estación para ver pasar el carguero, en esa epoca no mas de 15, 20 vagones, a este le conte 84 . Gracias por volver a sentirnos niños.
Nice vedio, which camera you used?
Never seen before
Such a wonderful scenes
Great train as well as great video
Thank soooo much!
This loop and train gives a impression that "the coiled 🐍viper snake has come out of the hole and crawling to make a loop."
That's looking just snack
That's looking like a snake 😂
Avoid the loop and build the track to just angle the other direction?
這樣會有比較高的效率跟便利嗎
Awesome. Which country is this may I know please
Tehachapi California in the United States
Que vídeo sensacional,muito bom ver essa enormidade de trens a transportar uma gigantesca linha de vagões!De Ituiutaba _MG,Brasil,as 14:29,em 12/09/20.👍🙌
quecoisa linda. obrigado amigo. eu estava curioso para saber que país era esse. 👏👏👏👏👏👏
omg tehachapi is my home town and I've never come across a video of it before, AND with so many views !!!!
Simply Amazing !!
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Se ó Brasil pegar uma obra desse tamanho eles morrem todos engasgado de dinheiro Lula sergio Cabral Eduardo Cunha e outros mais
Regina Oliveira ??
No half measures in Amerikey! Very nicely filmed using the best Tehachapi Loop viewpoint.
是在創金氏世界紀錄吧
顯然這是固定班次 拍攝者才捕捉得到這麼好的角度
Se for aqui no Brasil só 1 único maquinista deixaria vários caminhoneiros na 'lona' . E ó que não sou caminhoneiro, é já pude 'me ver' com o tal ...
Mas que é extremamente maravilhoso, sem dúvida é !!!...
OMG 😍 it's amazing
Lindo vídeo e são quantos vagões esse trem ta puxando
Heavy Engineering & Civil fieldwork just amazing. Particularly long track in circular hilly area.
Why there is no Guard to signal in the rear?? Usually Guards are there even in the Goods rail
What an excitement operation & view.!
Super super super video. I Love this video.
Nossa q legal, q coisa mais linda esse cenário é deslumbrante!!!👏👏👏🤔
Que lindo
Gostaria de saber, de quantos vagões compõem esse comboio, não deu para contar, é coisa de louco
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Hola María Analis, a voce gostei issta línea de trenes
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Great Analysis Thank you so much sir
Grande obra . Engenheiros de muita inteligência.. isto que o nosso Brasil precisa..
Its just amazing
Imagine going over a bridge...and under it at the same time!
...while heading the same direction as cars behind you at the same time that you're headed the opposite direction as other cars behind you.
@@HollywoodF1 Yep! Lol
This is perhaps one of the best videos of a train going thru the loop ever. I am amazed there were no DPUs wedged in the middle of the consist. Unless I missed them.
Узбекистондан Тожикистондан кӯраётганлар болса лайк👍
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Beautiful video 👍which location is this?
Excuse me, where's the country?
That's super amazing train and strong train!
That's not only long just like Chinese Dragon, but also has super many experiences!
+高雄力 California, United States of America, is where this is located. :3 Surveyed and built by the Southern Pacific in the 1880's, with Southern Pacific and the Santa Fe using it jointly until SP merged into the Union Pacific in 1996, and the Santa Fe merged with Burlington Northern in 1997 to form BNSF.
高雄力 he is nepal country
+keshav kumar fufid7
高雄力 w
that was from China to afghanistan fast one 🤗🤑🤑🤑
Скільки ж там вагонів ???? 🙂👍👍👍