Royal Gorge Route Railroad

@moonwalker5058 14年前

Love that M5 horn!!! Great video!

@0515stan 11年前

WONDERFUL video!!! My late wife and I rode the train back in the late 90s, and your video was a lot like the video I shot from the open car. I made great use of my 8-mm camcorder that day! And the cab rides are priceless. You should have included some pictures of the Hanging Bridge; that thing is unbelievable. And I loved the railroad sounds; they are so much better than the dipstick "music" that some insist on adding to their videos. One like because I can't give you a "love." Wonderful!

@rjkopp 12年前

Wonderful, amazing video, amazing sight! Someday I hope perhaps I can ride that too, what a great way to see the Canyon!

@tcp3059 12年前

I live in Canon. You hear the horn even from the east end of town.

@MrJimmybgood 8年前

wow great video. takes me back to my childhood my dad worked for the UPRR in the 1960s i seen a lot of the vintage trains . thank you for sharing.

@58bigjim 10年前

Well done video Amesh!! Beautiful work,i watch it often!! Thank you much!

@roderickhoward590 8年前

just got back from riding the Royal Gorge today! great ride with great food.

@joestrainworldvideos3977 3年前

Wonderful video.

@2006juneanne 13年前

WOW - Beautiful scenery. Love the open carriages. Great video.

@dabcorn 11年前

very nice, all those separate location shots assembled very professional!

@jimmydcap 13年前

I wish i was there!!!! great video.

@hoscaleconstuction 5年前

Nice P3 on that geep

@kimmillard9445 11年前

Glad to see some motive power at the rear of the train. I was thinking that a 14-car consist including 3 "Great Domes/Super Domes" was a bit much for an AB set pushing 60 years old.

@SF3751 14年前

Looks good man, awsome.

@petro062 12年前

This one is such a great video. I got to fav. it. Awesome

@marcosinnes5999 6年前

Super video great

@ColoradoRailroads1 11年前

The only crossing on the USGS 7.5' is a footbridge at 38 28.327 N, 105 21.246 W (paste coordinates into Google Earth). That bridge was used to access structures across the river. When hiking the gorge in '97, we figured it was the control house for a flume. If I had a better indication of where exactly in the canyon the abutments are, I might have more certainty to my guess.