The world stands in amazement and salutes those men of steel who had laid those Railroad tracks and built those timeless Tunnels and Railroad Bridges in this harsh but breathtakingly beautiful wilderness !!
Thank you, sir, for this magnificent video presentation, the trestles seem to be in a good state, despite some of the being blocked. No doubt the rockfalls and tunnel blockages are due to seismic activity over the years. Thank you for bringing us along, these journeys are most enjoyable and those that you had with you certainly seemed to have had a great time.
A lot of rock slides now, and no railroad maintenance teams anymore to come clear them. I’ve seen them on an old video taking a short train up with an excavator on to clear away the rocks. I hope they don’t close the line to you guys, but seeing the damage to the bridge walkways, it seems like they might, be a real shame! Maybe locals can get a volunteer group up to do some repairs?
Is that a fresh landslide? You have been there before, right? Those mountains. So big and rough. Nobody lives out there. Great adventure. Thanks for sharing
12:10 Wow, there's a new rockfall and the second tunnel entrance is now blocked, too. I wonder if a little earth tremor, or the recent monsoons caused these? Please go carefully out here Archie, rockfalls can happen at any time.
... to bardzo interesujacy film . Dziękuję . Oglądam z zaciekawieniem. Jazda po bardzo starych torach oddaje atmosferę dawnej epoki lokomotyw na parę i jest tajemnicza. Aż trudno uwierzyć że kiedyś tą trasą jeździły pociagi.
It was built over a hundred years ago, that is why it is called the "Impossible Railroad'. It travels from San DIego CA, along the border in Mexico, crosses back over near Campo California, and then through the Gorge and hills to reach a main line railroad in the Anza Borrego Desert. The railroad's oroginal name is "San Diego Arizona and Eastern"
Southern Pacific bought the San Diego and Arizona Eastern from Sprecles sugar interests and operated it until the 1970s when Kyle Railways took over. Fire on two trestles in the canyon closed the line for good in 1983.
@@archiemoreno except for the rock slide I guess you can go from ocotillo all the way to goat canyon trestle. Do you pass Dos Cabasas? I am asking these questions because I am using Google map to trace the rails. Thanks
The world stands in amazement and salutes those men of steel who had laid those Railroad tracks and built those timeless Tunnels and Railroad Bridges in this harsh but breathtakingly beautiful wilderness !!
Maybe Mr. Trump could have rescued this line with all his millions.
Mostly Chinese immigrants. They didn't get the recognition they deserved. They're all probably buried in those rocks with no tombstone.
Thank you, sir, for this magnificent video presentation, the trestles seem to be in a good state, despite some of the being blocked. No doubt the rockfalls and tunnel blockages are due to seismic activity over the years. Thank you for bringing us along, these journeys are most enjoyable and those that you had with you certainly seemed to have had a great time.
A lot of rock slides now, and no railroad maintenance teams anymore to come clear them. I’ve seen them on an old video taking a short train up with an excavator on to clear away the rocks. I hope they don’t close the line to you guys, but seeing the damage to the bridge walkways, it seems like they might, be a real shame!
Maybe locals can get a volunteer group up to do some repairs?
Looks like several of the old Telegraph poles are still standing.
Thanks . This video is amazing .Its on my bucket list thing to do one day
Is that a fresh landslide? You have been there before, right? Those mountains. So big and rough. Nobody lives out there. Great adventure. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for giving us this tremendous video
12:10 Wow, there's a new rockfall and the second tunnel entrance is now blocked, too. I wonder if a little earth tremor, or the recent monsoons caused these? Please go carefully out here Archie, rockfalls can happen at any time.
Suscripto! Encontré tu canal de casualidad por las recomendaciones de YT. Sana envidia, amigo!. Hermoso paseo. Saludos desde Bs. As!.
Amazing hike my friend, this place looks spectacular! So nicely presented 🥾🥾
Thank you!!!
Tuyến đường sắt này đã bị bỏ hoang thế này thì chạy xe goong rất nguy hiểm lỗ có đoạn bị hỏng không biết là toang luôn
Пустили бы меня туда, я бы камни все убрал :)
great video bro
Imagine hitting a rock, derailing and plunging to your death down that gorge
Absolutely 💯. Lovely adventure. Bravo 👏
Aqui está o melhor do TH-camEE porfavor assistam essa incrivel aventura da familia Archiemoreno kkkkkk muito obrigado 👍👍👍😀😀😀
Man, how I'd love to do this! Amazing video.
How did you make your wheels? Thanks.
Watching from Scotland love those journeys through the hills
... to bardzo interesujacy film . Dziękuję .
Oglądam z zaciekawieniem. Jazda po bardzo starych torach oddaje atmosferę dawnej epoki lokomotyw na parę i jest tajemnicza. Aż trudno uwierzyć że kiedyś tą trasą jeździły pociagi.
Do you give tours on your rail cart?
It's an Adventure.
جمال الطبيعه حره ومريحه للقلب والصحه،تحيه من العراق الى صاحب القنات
Che sfortuna.
Where exactly is this Carrizo Gorge and which railroad company used it? That's a very nice place.
It was built over a hundred years ago, that is why it is called the "Impossible Railroad'. It travels from San DIego CA, along the border in Mexico, crosses back over near Campo California, and then through the Gorge and hills to reach a main line railroad in the Anza Borrego Desert. The railroad's oroginal name is "San Diego Arizona and Eastern"
Southern Pacific bought the San Diego and Arizona Eastern from Sprecles sugar interests and operated it until the 1970s when Kyle Railways took over. Fire on two trestles in the canyon closed the line for good in 1983.
Woowow the family cart rail kkkk
Amazing video
"RIO TINTO"
Sensational video and landscape. Thank you very much
Pedras são um perigo...
Man that sucks! Too bad there was a big rock slide on the tracks!!
This is an ultimate video of thrill and adventure added by the landscape!!
How do you carry your railcart from a place to another one?
Brutal la vista 😮
Have you done a trip there recently?
Awesome scenery! Great video.
Are you entering the tunnel at the beginning of the video traveling north to south or south to north? Thank you.
North
@@archiemoreno I’m guessing you started around Jacumba?
@@barrygreenstein2816 star in ocotillo goin to Jacumba
@@archiemoreno thanks
@@archiemoreno except for the rock slide I guess you can go from ocotillo all the way to goat canyon trestle. Do you pass Dos Cabasas? I am asking these questions because I am using Google map to trace the rails. Thanks
Amazing.