Why Train Lovers Flock to the Tehachapi Loop – Iconic Rail Spot in California скачать в хорошем качестве

Why Train Lovers Flock to the Tehachapi Loop – Iconic Rail Spot in California

We watch the BNSF Train go down the Tehachapi Loop and then another train traveling up the famous railroad. It is hard to determine the Tehachapi Train Loop Schedule however with about 36 trains per day it's always a modest wait until the next one. We talk about the history of the loop, why it's an engineering marvel, and the 3,000 Chinese laborers who built the railroad stretch between 1874 and 1876. The main attraction here is that today's longer trains will travel through the tunnel, do the loop, then pass over (or under) themselves after the head of the train travels around the loop. We address the white cross on the mound in the middle of the loop as a memorial to those who died in the tragic Tehachapi Train derailment in 1989 in San Bernardino. The Tehachapi Loop is a rail fan's dream to observe, and there is a purpose built observation area along the road with information plaques. The Tehachapi Train Loop is located on Hwy 58 East of Bakersfield California near the Keene exit. Thanks for watchin'!