Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad: Autumn Journey Through the Rockies (4K)

[@marciacunningham5877]

The most beautiful steam ride in America! Michael

[@TheBigBananaRailfan]

As a hard core narrow gauge enthusiast, I must say this is by far your best video yet! Plenty of K-36 class mikaydoes and even a coal tipple as well! This one is Nanners approved!

[@slanderedstone]

This is amazing! 10/10 on the cinematography

[@BlueCometProductions]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!

[@NadaSurferTube]

This is gorgeous! Thank you! 👏👏👏

[@BlueCometProductions]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@michaelhostetter5856]

This puts the Grand in Rio Grande. Superb work 🎉

[@jayarajjohnson2476]

Enjoyed the journey and the scenic beautiful, awesome views completely.

[@regularguy7266]

This is one of the best videos of the Cumbres and Toltec that I've ever seen, the scenery, locations, the engines, a masterpiece of a video I must say. Also, has the railroad decided which K-37 they're going to restore yet, or is that unknown as of this time?

[@BlueCometProductions]

492 in the beginning of the video was the one chosen. While there filming it was yet to be known, only afterwards was the engine chosen. Figured it would be a nice little Easter egg for the future to include it.

[@clientetigo7058]

Me recuerda mi infancia en honduras gracias por el video

[@cassscenicproductions8888]

By far one of the best videos I've seen on this channel. Amazing work!

[@PatrickKCompton]

Beautiful! Hope to visit this railroad too!

[@josephscheneck1540]

This a gorgeous video! Thank you so much for putting this up. I definitely want to go back and ride the C&T again! Absolutely stunning scenery.

[@mmk5638]

Wow, great all around video - thanks for sharing! Loved your camera work and actual audio (no cloying “music”) and wow, you were sure lucky with the weather and colors! Glad we found your channel!

[@stephensfarms7165]

Fantastic photography of trains. 👌👍

[@ConnecticutRailFilms]

Absolutely amazing work Chad! This came out beautiful!!

[@kenkramer6529]

Outstanding video!

[@ChristianHolmesPorter]

Even though engine 489 is my favorite engine on the Cumbres and Toltec, I was shocked to realize that it became an oil burner, even before this locomotive became an oil burner it’s been my favorite.

[@bradthehighwayman9956]

My friend loves 89 too, you’re not the only one

[@LMR78]

Amazing cinematography. I go there every summer.

[@acersalman8258]

Beautiful train ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@14thStreetProductions]

Excellent work as always

[@SimplyTakuma]

07:20 Even the locomotive was excited! 😅😅😅

[@agwrr71productions79]

Wheel-slipping is one of those things that only a steam locomotive can put emotion into.

[@paulmaes6054]

I want to go! Nice video

[@jonahcollins2225]

chaj i am your biggest fan

[@jonahcollins2225]

beautiful video thanks

[@BlueCometProductions]

Thank you ilybby❤️❤️❤️

[@jonahcollins2225]

@@BlueCometProductions OMG HE RESPONDED

[@SeanJAnimations]

At 1:00 and a little bit past it you can hear 489 almost breathing. Its really cool to hear! :)

[@Gary-s3k]

Beautiful video. I've hiked in those mountains a lot. How many gallons of oil will this use on the trip between Chama and Antonito?

[@MJMYouTuber]

I wonder in the future that the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad will bring in some diesels from the white pass and Yukon railroad like General Electric class 90 diesels?

[@CoryAnderson00]

1:51 what's the clicking and thunking noise it makes a few times as it begins to move? Is that something to do with the live injectors?

[@CoryAnderson00]

Oh, figured out it's the air pumps! Very cool sound!

[@wnit1]

Great, which ride is better to hear the hard work uphill of the locomotive? From Chama to direction Antonito or from Antonito to direction Chama?

[@cecehansen2494]

I ❤ steam trains

[@realethanangell]

31:00 1:14:12 Similar Whistles between 463 and 488

[@basictransportenthusiast4386]

Can’t wait to see 492 restored, that’s gonna be quite the daunting task but it would be the first time it’s run since the demise of the rio grande in the 1960s

[@Redwagon2012]

What happened to 492.

[@BlueCometProductions]

It was chosen for restoration, it’ll have its day under steam in the future.

[@brianfalzon6739]

@@BlueCometProductions what will happen to 497 in the future?

[@brootheboomer]

The k37 is a c-41 boiler on a brand new frame and cylinder saddle

[@rileysanesh5203]

Where is 487 and 488 in the video when 484, 489 and 463 were running last year

[@BlueCometProductions]

488 is in the video, it was the engine featured in a few scenes trackside as well as the ride to Osier. 487 was down for repairs and now eventual oil conversion.

[@rileysanesh5203]

@@BlueCometProductions I like 487 because it has a plow

[@nicholasmedovich8691]

@@BlueCometProductionsbummer. There’s new bio coal on the market

[@bradthehighwayman9956]

Dat Whistle 7:01

[@abhayzilpe7588]

Can I use few images in my video pls give me permission sir

[@BlueCometProductions]

I ask that you do not, sorry

[@abhayzilpe7588]

@@BlueCometProductions ok sir

[@RailroadAdventures]

Nicely done ❤

[@brianfalzon6739]

492: I’ll be back!

[@Timerman765]

491's sister at the intro

[@zebrashark23]

So sad to see these being converted to oil burners 😭😥😢

[@BlueCometProductions]

Not all of them are. Either way, rather see them converted to oil than not run at all.

[@michaelramsey82]

What's the difference? It's still steam. Coal is a finite resource - it would happen sooner or later anyway, and this way, they get to continue running rather than being permanently retired for lack of fuel.

[@HinckleyBranchRailfan]

@zebrashark23 ,you really need to stop! Did you even know that Oil Burning Locomotives have actually existed for around 100 years now? They aren’t exactly a new invention to ruin Steam! You’ve been commenting on many new videos since last year with 489 just cause it’s been converted to oil, it’s getting really over the top.

[@SimplyTakuma]

Its not bad to convert to oil burners. And they can building it back when the oil conversion dosen't do the job or have problems in the future.

[@zebrashark23]

@@michaelramsey82 Coal is NOT a "finite" resource. There is enough coal in the black hills alone to power the entire country for decades.

[@chuckheppner4384]

🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃 "God Almighty Himself must have been hilarious when human beings so mingled iron and water and fire as to make a railroad train!" Kurt Vonnegut

[@sweetlucy2066]

This is amazing wooow