One of my favorite bridges

great night catch of this empire builder coming out of this tunnel

great catch of this amtrak at this tunnel on this end

great catch catching a Bnsf train with horn salutes entering this tunnel on this end

great catch of this long BNSF stacker at this longest tunnel coming out this end

great catches and video at this tunnel on this end with a BNSF intermodal

great catch of this Bnsf at this longest tunnel on thes side

good catches of this auto rack at this tunnel

How about revving it!

what an awesome quality even if this was several years ago

That's Bnsf wdym

Great video footage of how this train used to be. I'm glad you captured it. Maybe someday they will restore service to the Rose Garden Station. Cheers - Brian

Fantastic. I like videos with local switching.

I hace bien onda it before it Washington on way to Washington and Washington Back to oregon

Im glad the new owners got rid of 70's rod clank! Those people are working like crazy to make MRSR a awesome place!

0:06 That is the most beautiful K5LA. I've ever heard

I've lived in West Seattle since 2021 and have wondered about that bridge for as long as I've been here. How often does it close? It seems to be open the vast majority of the time.

November 7 1940

yikes. i have a fear of bridges, and i have to cross this beauty a couple times in June, without evacuating my bowels.thank you for sharing.

That sounds just like 455!!!

Wow, so cool.

Why does it have a ton of Horizon and Amfleet cars?

I rode this when it was called Old Mill Scream at Opryland USA!

The old Opryland ride!

This bridge scared me as a kid. Still does

My Father was the officer in charge of the Light House , I lived there too in 1957 & the Island is full of rabbits , we ate a lot of rabbit . I remember riding the Ferry, beautiful ride‼️ Thank you for refreshing my memories 👍

Driving over bridges really scares me, so I need to know about them before I drive. And this was so helpful, thank you!

Nope

Very interesting

i was to scared to go on this and now i regret not going it looks so fun

I drove on this bridge from both sides. The Oregon side to Washington is where I lost my mind! As I approached the on-ramp, and started climbing, it felt like I was climbing into the sky, higher and higher, with no tall guard rails to make one feel safe. Keeping me eyes directly on the road, I didn't see any end in sight, so my senses were telling me that I was just going to keep going higher and higher. This was the worst experience of my life on any road trip. Leaving the Washington side was no picnic either. They were doing road work on the tallest grade of this stupid bridge, and I drive a stick shift. My clutch started to slip, and I thought if the construction workers stopped me as I was approaching the peak, I was going to roll backwards into cars. Thankfully they put away their "STOP" sign for 1 minute. The makers of this bridge could have at least put higher guard rails on the ramps as a driver goes around the bends. I think a sadist designed this.

89 mph if you time the cars going by O_O

Thank so much for doing this video

I'm back in CA and longing to be back up there 😢 we would have to go back a century in California to drive anywhere and only pass a few cars like in this video! lol Beautiful thanks for sharing ❣️

Those MP40PH can haul 14 of those cars without any issues. 6 is easy peasy.

4 miles long

Nice! The railroad is abandoned now. The railroad company said they want to make a museum

The stack talk and whistle are Mint!

So I’ve got a funny story. So it was 2020 in south central Indiana. And at that time the L&I local was the only thing still running and the csx road trains quit running. So back on this industrial spur there is a steel place with a little track mobile a 4000tm to be exact. It would push cars out about 500 feet to a switch where this local would pick them up. I really wanted to see this little operation. I didn’t know of these until recently up until that time so I went to KZbin I found this video and you can hear that distinct reverse siren thing chirping. So a few weeks later I show up in this area one nice day granted it’s an industrial area. I bike up the road to another industry served by this local. When I heard this distinctive chirping. From where I’m at I was really close to the 500 feet stretch of track but I had to bike along the road witch took about a mile to get to this spot. Well I hear this chirping and I go biking like a mad man for this one mile stretch to where. What I believed was that track mobile backing freight cars outside. I ended up seeing nothing because it must have been another vehicle. but looking back on it having seen this

Nice shot! Love that wistle

Nice cold sunny day out! Love that horn! Sad it got stolen a few months ago!

For those who do not know, this is the replacement tunnel for the original Cascade Tunnel. The opening for this one is close to the original one, which was the site of the 1910 Wellington, Washinton avalanche train disaster.

I only ever worried about getting a flat on the bridge.

2035 here

These darn skyscraper bridges keeps me from seeing America

I am trying to get a good rear undertail, any suggestions where I can get some good aftermarktet parts that are easy to install? Your tail tidy realy looks very clean!

Awesome catch of Amtrak Empire Builder #28 heading to Chicago

Do trains still run on this track?

I drove over that bridge just a few days ago. I have to admit, I found it a bit scary. I didn't freak out and stop in the middle of the road or anything, but it made me uneasy. The worst part is the on-ramp on the Oregon side where it climbs and then bends toward the main/tall span.

Drove across it from Astoria to Washington all the way to Seattle . We were on a driving holiday from Ireland. We then went across to Vancouver Island.