Rogers Pass [Canadian Pacific's Mountain Sub]

[@7ideaproductions]

A couple of years ago I released a short version of this program titled "Trains and Bears on Rogers Pass." Here is the full uncut version. I hope you enjoy!

[@retrodragon2943]

Always do!!! All your videos are amazing!! Thank you for sharing them for us to enjoy!!

[@jeffteichreb5887]

Really neat to see from another perspective. I was on the survey crew that saw every tunnel from Vancouver to Thunderbay when CPR did their tunnel enlargement project for the doublestack containers. I also helped layout their new terminal in Delta, topogged mountainsides along the treacherous places. The most exciting, adventurous job I ever had

[@rogertemple7193]

Seeing the trains going down the tracks with the snow covered mountains in the background is really beautiful very nice.🚂🚃🇨🇦

[@NS1221Productions]

Everyone wake up!!! 7idea productions dropped another fascinating program

[@stephenharper8935]

As a Railfan who lives in Chilliwack BC, it is that beautiful!

[@Travel-by-Train]

Wow... Canada has one of the most amazing nature in the World... I love all the landscape you show on your video. Thank you 🍒🍒🍒

[@stefaniemiller591]

Wow what a beautiful Scenery that is sooooo breathtaking.

[@desi_patriot]

I've train-simmed on MSTS OPEN RAILS ATW from Kamsloop to Ozada across both Rogers and KHP.. back and forth many many times to immense joy. I deeply thank MAPLELEAF TRACKS for their excellent routes and activities.

[@LynnBarton-bz5fy]

Love your videos seeing places I will never see in real life

[@hughmartell7987]

LOVE the high quality production in every aspect! My wife has little interest in railroads but loves your videos. A BIG thank you for making it happen and sharing!

[@ThePhilmaywalt]

This is one magnificent video!!! Thank you for posting it, I have had a wonderful vacation without leaving Phoenixville!!!

[@Xavier-qd4jm]

The narration of these videos are perfect. Thank you!

[@7ideaproductions]

Thank you!

[@Traumatree]

Beautiful! +1000 You guys in the West of Canada really have great scenic places. And those mountains, what a show! Im on the East side of Canada, enjoying very old round mountains maxing at 1000'. Went in Vancouver, Calgary and Jasper a few times already, and as an exasperated Frog who is tired of the language debate, I would move to Jasper in the blink of an eye. What a beautiful landscape you have over there!

[@retrodragon2943]

Love these videos! Hopefully I can at some point work on this sub as a Train Master, assuming CPKCS hire US employees for such positions XD. Great shots though of the pass, enjoyed when I drove through it on vacation and Revelstoke on the west end was a great little town to catch some rail fanning in.

[@seankolker]

Why would anyone want to be aTM?!! I be only known a couple in 30 years that were decent. The others all terrible individuals

[@retrodragon2943]

@@seankolker dunno, just thought it might be an enjoyable intro job to a career area I love. Sorry you had such bad experiences with many though.

[@Railfan_Austin]

I used to live in golden, I loved watching trains through my window as a young kid

[@samuelxerri3003]

Love your work, especially the Canadian ones!

[@SooJin77a]

What a beautiful place! It had to be quite a challenge to bore those tunnels!

[@tckozan]

Born and raised in Calgary and have travelled the Rockies a great deal over my lifetime. I learned something new from this video. Amazing photography and story telling. Thank you.

[@KenMcIntosh-p8c]

I live n Calgary and going west is great for train watching as shown on this episode , it's worth the trip to Western Canada

[@hansgraf5017]

fantastic video of a spectacular railway 👍👍

[@7ideaproductions]

Thank you!

[@pnwsounder1420]

Beautiful scenery! Thank You for the awesome videos you put out. 😊

[@dragicevicgeorges-dorde8225]

..thanks for wonderful landscapes

[@522549]

Definitely some old footage, really nice seeing the big blue CEFX units in operation.

[@BrettGell]

I worked on the mountain sub for many years, crane / tamper / snow fighter operator.

[@Nicola636128]

Another excellent video!

[@seanromeo7916]

The short version of this is the first video of yours I watched and LOVED it! I'm so glad I got to see the full one finally! Looking forward to Kicking Horse Pass next week hopefully!

[@austintheman.97]

Keep this stuff comin’.

[@rafterman3712]

Go Teamsters !

[@Traumatree]

lol

[@CoryTrevor2]

Yesssss thank you!!!!

[@deaneparker9469]

An other GREAT video 📹 👏 👍

[@sbrunner69]

The hard work it took to build this infrastructure is what our nations are about. So impressive what was achieved. And we can do great things too don't forget it.

[@jackdough8164]

Yea and yet we abandon railways like crazy here. At least some of them get kept as trails but there’s so many in Canada that are just lost to time. At least this mainline makes enough money to keep it as a railway

[@That_transportation_guy]

12:20 the Bright green Saskatchewan Train car really stands out

[@Barbac62]

In 2017 the Government of Canada along with the Provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan sold off ALL of their Colorful Hopper Cars. Sadly They are ALL now Privately owned if not Scrapped.

[@ethanhufnagel4509]

Nice video, hopefully you can do more CPKC oriented programs

[@desi_patriot]

So nice of U to cover Canada as well and not limiting urself to the USA

[@davidpearson3304]

Funny timing that a video of the CP was released today Not implying anything nefarious, just found the timing funny

[@retrodragon2943]

Truth to that! XD

[@jamesburnside3023]

Going to try to make it out there one day

[@RockymountainRobert]

I love Canada 🇨🇦

[@gragor11]

Our tape measures have Metric on one side and Imperial on the other.

[@AnontheGOAT]

1:31:37 the Draper Taper!

[@matinzainal6437]

Original released in DVD in 2014. 8 yrs ago...

[@UP5491]

Breath taking scenery! Great video! One question, why don’t those trains with DPU’s not have their lights on dim? Maybe they do and the camera angle isn’t catching them but it appears that most of the DPU’s in this video don’t have their headlight on.

[@perrycomeau2627]

Rail helped me go west.

[@robertridge243]

I have been there at Roger pass and I am from nc usa

[@jonathancheng5650]

Did I just find unstoppable CP 9751?😮😮😮

[@jimpikoulis6726]

I dropped into Subway and got myself a Mountain Sub.

[@sascandave]

What you call stack trains are actually called intermodal trains

[@amirbourahla2312]

Canadian Pacific Railway (Number 27)

[@artfranz2273]

I’m wondering why locomotives don’t have to meet emissions standards

[@perrycomeau2627]

Men would buld bridges to get themselves off of Dunkirk by a very imaginative English man. That won WWII.

[@jaredjensen7651]

Who writes this stuff... Melodramatic intro. Poetic playful description is way overused. Remote Locomotives are called DPU s. Also never defined dynamic braking and its importance in both fuel savings and down hill control. Helper locomotives can just push without having to couple up unless also needed as a brake engine down the slope. Trains don't have legs to stretch, the cars have wheels. The locomotives have drive wheels or axles. All on this pleasant sunny afternoon. (Cliche) If you are watching the video you already know this. Too much fluffn stuff!