Hoosac Tunnel Ride Through - W to E - Infrared HD Footage - Best known Hoosac Footage, VERY RARE!

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On Saturday October 24, 2015, I was given the rare opportunity to ride through the Hoosac Tunnel via Amtrak's Autumn Express. Traveling between North Adams and Florida, MA, this 4.75 mile long journey took just over 19 minutes.
Amtrak was very kind to me and allowed me to ride on the back deck of the VIP car to shoot while going through the tunnel! This gives us what is probably the best Hoosac Tunnel footage to date.
Please enjoy the footage and the banter I had with the 2 relief engineers!
Key elements:
00:33 - Enter the West Portal
02:22 - End of brick works (There are other segments of brick through the tunnel. This is where the main tube ends.)
04:47 - West Signal Light
10:42 - Central Shaft Bore (1 of 2 Large dark "void" on right. There are two of these, one on either side, which bore in and twist up to the central shaft)
10:42 - Beginning of Central Shaft Brick Arch
10:46 - Hoosac Hotel (On right - Marked by old catenary pole sticking out from wall)
10:48 - Central Shaft Bore (2 of 2 - Large dark "void" on left.)
11:09 - Midway Point of Tunnel - Note Two Reflective Discs on Right
16:58 - East Signal Light
19:49 - Exit the East Portal
If you spot other things which should be noted, please comment below!
This excursion was being pulled by Amtrak Phase III heritage units 822 (since shopped and most likely to be scrapped) and 145, both P42DC's.
Thanks for watching!
#hoosac
#hoosactunnel
#ridethrough

[@amindnile]

That was so much fun to watch! After growing up in NA and being raised in the shadow of this wonderous feat, being able to view this clear imagery is just a huge treat! I was lucky enough to have gone through the tunnel as a child with my family on a train ride that was a rare event....(1980's?) I can't honestly even remember half of it I was so young....however...I do remember the train stopping in the middle and turning off all lights for a few seconds.....that somehow lingers in a child's memory....lol....that ride made me a pretty big train lover myself......so I very much appreciate your footage......congratulations on your capture!

[@Imrfilms]

+Laurie Palmer Thank you Laurie! I'm glad you enjoyed it and it brought back some childhood memories!

[@spectrumstudios4848]

Came here from bedtime stories.

[@dominickcancilla1698]

Spectrum Studios same tho😂

[@miguellezama9157]

I came after bedtime stories lol.

[@deathmisser85]

Yep same

[@Techformative557]

aye same

[@salaros3998]

Me too 😂

[@dinhvanhung4865]

I came here right after Bedtime Stories' video:). Great video, love from Vietnam.

[@SilverStateGhost]

same

[@andrewrozhen513]

Same

[@kasparov937]

😃😃😃

[@pressf4896]

Same

[@jameslyddall]

Dinh Van Hung yes same

[@8biscuits]

Absolutely incredible that an engineering marvel such as this was finished ~150 years ago. God bless all those who perished during the long period of construction.

[@markwebster6018]

Different breed of men them days really tough people 👍

[@djentlegiant739]

@@markwebster6018 so tough that 200 of them died.

[@Uk.wildman]

​@@djentlegiant739the most stupid comment i have ever read

[@Tivis7]

Everyone here is talking about "bedtime stories" guess I gotta go check that out...

[@Max_R_MaMint]

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[@aloptuleamagnificanton4983]

The only scary about going through this tunnel on foot, is the distance you'd have to walk.

[@chrisbr1969]

It’s completely pitch black at one point. You better hope your flashlight doesn’t die.

[@aloptuleamagnificanton4983]

@@chrisbr1969 I have highly developed senses that allow me to see in the darkness.

[@richardkaltenbach3961]

That And A TRAIN COMING!!! NO CUTOUTS!!

[@ryuno2097]

*Whispers* Bedtime Stories. 🤫

[@r.deeblanche6939]

Lived near North Adams for four years. Friends and I never had the guts to sneak maybe more than a quarter of a mile inside. Thanks for this once in a lifetime ride.

[@Imrfilms]

Thanks for the comment! You're not alone with not going too far in. Not many have!

[@lazzybug007]

I came here from Post 10 videos ..he was exploring the Culvert in the end of this tunnel... towards the right in the beginning where two guys were sitting and taking the pics... You should watch it...he was exploring the area around the parking lot and the bridge where people were taking pictures..👍

[@coffeedenise786]

Me too!

[@HarrisonPeloso]

I also came from post 10

[@visionist7]

At 12:00 the pinprick of light visible in the distance finally goes dark

[@bobbob1403]

O wow

[@Toxic2T]

nothing weird here, its because the train tracks are actually turning

[@vettech-uk8tn]

@@Toxic2T actually, the track is incredibly straight, no turns at all.... . Mostly hand hewn, they met with a stunning precision- to within 9/16"! Amazing, especially for the times.

[@zackakai5173]

Haha guess I'm not the only who came here from Bedtime Stories. Beyond all the ghost stories, does anyone else just find tunnels/underground places in general really fascinating?

[@ridgefrost]

More of scary

[@Aleiria13]

@ Zack; Yes. I am a #Holden-Village mine fan. That place was built in 1912 if I’m correct, but long underground tunnel’s & mines fascinate me like suspension bridges do. So this video being documented as a “haunted” tunnel and it being 5 miles long and an old dilapidated train-tunnel just “get’s my goat”🐾😈🐈‍⬛

[@noeljacob2398]

Bedtime stories brought me here.

[@boblabriephoto]

Thanks for taking us along for the ride. You just fulfilled a childhood dream of mine to ride through the tunnel (albeit virtually). Now I know that the light at the end of the tunnel really isn't at the end of the tunnel but rather the signal light marking one mile in.

[@Imrfilms]

+Bob Labrie You're welcome! Thanks for watching, I'm glad to have helped your dream come true!

[@keiththornton7202]

Several lights at the “end”s of this tunnel. Great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@illadelph1000]

I was about 2 miles in and a train came... I’ll never forget that day.

[@finderskeepers1993]

Did you hitch a ride out.?I'd be worried about being stuck in there with the exhaust fumes.

[@chuck8664]

Those 1-mile lights weren't there when we went thru E to W about 1961. It was a long hike but fortunately no trains came. There were filthy iron rungs going up the Central Shaft which we decided not to climb.

[@thestupendousparrot6061]

Thank you for bringing this to the Railfans who can't afford to travel.

[@Imrfilms]

You're welcome, thanks for commenting!

[@Armalyte78]

After watching this I got the illusion the screen was coming to me. Great video man!

[@Imrfilms]

+deathdesire13 Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!

[@sparkybluefox]

Wow ! I thought I was the only one getting that effect !

[@Das0s]

hahahaha yeah I just got that too - bizarre

[@NWinnVR]

Just watched this in my theater. It's like the whole room is coming at me. lol

[@vampirecount3880]

Awesome tunnel, great landscape, beautiful people. Is just me or everything in the united states are so beautiful? I hope you all are aware that you live in an extraordinary place and appreciate, its landscape, people and sacrifice made to build this beautiful tunnel that led to development and progress. I envy you so much Cheers and best regards from Brazil :)

[@Imrfilms]

Thank you! Yes, I'm well aware of how beautiful the US is.

[@johnjackson8401]

Many people in the USA take this tunnel for granted. A good person like you from Brazil has to point this out so it isn't forgotten. 👍👍

[@rocketta.chique5761]

Aw. This comment made me tear up 🥹 Thank you, bless you kind stranger! 🇺🇸 ❤️

[@RebeccaJ720]

I came here from the _Lore_ podcast.

[@Imrfilms]

Cool, thanks for letting me know!

[@johnshields6852]

Considering the primitive tools and nitro, dynamite, it's straight as an arrow, incredible determination and hard work to tunnel through rock.

[@Imrfilms]

It's really incredible! I can barely draw a straight line in the sand...

[@frankobarressi7919]

Hats off to the workers and engineers who constructed this tunnel. It's some feat with primitive explosives, pick axes and shovels. They were definitely made of stronger stuff back then.

[@Max_R_MaMint]

Strong, independent women could've done it in half the time. /s

[@frankobarressi7919]

@@Max_R_MaMint 😂😂😂

[@OkkyHan]

Can't and won't even imagine how it would be like going in there at night..

[@ihateactors]

Probably similar to day considering it’s 4 miles long.

[@Kevin_Yagoonie]

Thank you for the video I enjoyed it. I live in Springfield MA and always wanted to check this tunnel out. I had no idea it was that long. So cool

[@AryoTeWu]

Yes i also come from Bedtime Stories, and this just popped up on my recommendation... I want to see paranormal sightings if recorded... But this still fun to watch... Sorry if my grammar is bad... Love from Indonesia

[@AryoTeWu]

So i just spends 10-11 minutes writing that, because my broken phone...

[@330iBenny]

that´s the tunnel, @post 10 shows today

[@N4EJM]

I lived in Williamstown from '84-'90 and never got the chance to ride through that. Thank you for posting this, that was really cool.

[@Imrfilms]

+John Madden You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@declanmoran1894]

Wow, a wonderful piece of engineering . Indeed God bless those who created it. Gotta do that some day !

[@bluelipbeaver]

I have heard voices inside there about 100 yards in from the East Portal. I thought it may have been kids deeper inside the tunnel. An old timer near the train signal told me it was the sounds of ghosts. Only a few can hear them. I am not sure what that means. I definately heard them.

[@pratikghosh3499]

Watching this after bedtime stories

[@PatrickPierceBateman]

Definitely the best footage of the tunnel I've seen.

[@jetx_47]

WOW!!!! This seems VERY surreal and I wish I was there!!!!

[@radanju3]

Absolutely spectacular! It's such a shame I missed out on this event completely!

[@MAmadman2006]

This is a great video to see what I actually couldn't 42 years ago when I jumped on an empty freighter's boxcar while stopped in NA then it proceeded running from W to E... Pitch black the whole time! No charge for that ride though, but I had to jump off while slowed down coming into FL. Much more of an adrenaline rush than a Disney ride for sure!

[@Imrfilms]

Thank you! That's a great story as well. How'd you get back to NA?

[@MAmadman2006]

@@Imrfilms thumbed a ride by car!

[@Imrfilms]

@@MAmadman2006 Nice!

[@hunterthelord]

if you camp at savoy mt. state park on central shaft rd. you ca hear and feel the trains roar through the tunnel at night. right under my sleeping bag!

[@Imrfilms]

That's super cool!

[@lostrailbeds8289]

Just stumbled upon this......great video! Would have loved to have been on THAT adventure with you all!

[@Imrfilms]

Thank you! It was definitely a great experience. Hopefully they'll offer it again at some future point!

[@danksauron3172]

If you listen closely you can hear screams of the dead in the distance

[@NETRAracer4636]

20 minutes later it feels like my monitor is slowly creeping closer lol. Sweet video

[@Imrfilms]

+Matt Sacco Thanks Matt! Yeah, it doe get a strange feel to it!

[@JimsEquipmentShed]

Wow, that's amazing, the IR on your camera is super bright.

[@Imrfilms]

+JimsEquipmentShed Thank you! I was pleasantly surprised at how well the IR worked!

[@lanascribe]

8:20 - could be the light playing off rocks on the tunnel - buuuut - it kinda looks like something dark on the left of screen darts straight into the ground, from about a 3rd of the way up the wall. After watching the rest of the footage. I saw lots more rock formations jutting out that failed to reproduce the effect, so it's a little mysterious.

[@JMExplorations]

Sigh.... we have had a love affair with this tunnel for so long and have always wanted to take a train ride through. We have searched high and low for this opportunity, but have always been heartbroken at the realization that this dream may not ever come true. Getting to go through the tunnel through the eyes of your infrared camera was amazing and we thank you so much for this video!!

[@JMExplorations]

Also... thank you for the time stamps.

[@Imrfilms]

Thank you for the comment! It was quite an opportunity to do this. I host the Hoosac FB page, so when I heard of this journey, I contacted Amtrak about getting footage of the tunnel. They were very generous and gave me a business seat and "rights" to the back platform. The other voices heard are two reserve engineers. If I ever hear of another trip like this, I'll definitely post about it!

[@JMExplorations]

@@Imrfilms That would be amazing! Thank you again for this awesome footage!

[@glenngrinter6818]

Gentleman from North Adams historical society gave a wonderful presentation on the tunnel @ the Brunswick,NY library recently, amazing engineering feat.🚂

[@Imrfilms]

Was it Chuck Cahoon? He's very knowledgable on the tunnel and helped with a documentary I produced about 13 years ago now!

[@steweygrrr]

Came expecting Spoopy Ghose™ left with new appreciation of tunnels.

[@nightviolet]

Great footage. I'm so glad you had the chance to do this ride, and share it with us... :)

[@Imrfilms]

Thanks! I'm glad you had a chance to watch it!

[@paulvalentine1483]

I was born in Bennington VT, raised in Hoosick Falls NY, and in my teens walked through this with a friend (we had lanterns). I'm 65 now but it still creeps me out. And I'm 6'4 and 249 lbs...

[@Imrfilms]

That must have been quite an adventure! Thanks for the comment!

[@runechuckie]

Lol at the dude walking along tracks in first part of the video, great video though!

[@hierarchitexture3664]

Never seen again!

[@MangoMike316]

About 10:46-10:47 is the area of the central shaft!

[@tommyfox8041]

After the video was over, my TV went to a still screen. And it looked like my television screen was attacking me...now that's some good shroooms....great video

[@NellsStuff]

Very cool and rare footage! After seeing it, I am even MORE amazed that the tunnel used to have TWO tracks in it... how did they FIT THEM??

[@NellsStuff]

+NellsStuff wait... how come the east end DOES look wide enough for 2 tracks? Thanks to all the repair work done at the west end making it narrower?

[@tallisonrausch5719]

I wonder that myself. Seems that either train width dimensions have changed or minimum clearance standards have increased? It's funny how danger obsessed so many Americans today are, when you consider the routine risks those who manned projects like this took for granted as the cost of putting food on the table. That's true throughout most of history, and here we are today terrified of and spending billions to combat terrorism, which has only killed just 32 Americans in the 15 years since 9/11.

[@animal16365]

The trains were smaller in all dimensions. But over the years they grew in size

[@vondahe]

NellsStuff Very, VERY close!

[@heithdotysadventures7824]

There's 2 tunnels .

[@mikesenginesandadventures]

I was on that train two cars ahead of you. This video is terrific! Could I pay you for a DVDs copy of it?

[@Imrfilms]

+Mike Thanks! That was a great ride, wasn't it? I'll PM you about a DVD.

[@kyledus4609]

Hiked in the west portal, climbed up the vent shaft and looked straight up through the mountain to a speck of daylight that looked like a star in the night sky, a few feet away was a 200 foot drop straight down into the abyss. Then a train stopped and took us out of there. Good times

[@richg0404]

LOL. Sure.

[@charlessagler20]

Reminds me of the longest of the three tunnels on the Sparta-Elroy bike trail here in Western Wisconsin; 3/4 mile long...had to push bike through and you need a flashlight...

[@Imrfilms]

That sounds like a really cool trail! I'll hopefully be able to check it out with my video series "Rail Trails of America" at some point!

[@solidgroundministries6469]

Thank you for posting this!

[@Imrfilms]

You're welcome, thanks for watching and commenting!

[@1uncleguido]

Total tunnel vision after coming out. Like my screen is coming at me.

[@jamesderynck1219]

walked through with a friend mine frank long ago great place

[@elizabethhjenkins6172]

The sound of a train. Is so lovely. You guys are a riot. I went thru the tunnel twice as a kid from East to west. Sort of nice to. go the other way while sitting in my armchair.

[@Imrfilms]

Thank you! It was fun videoing and hanging with a couple of the crew!

[@Bladewolf3000]

I've been there plenty of times that's a really cool site especially when a train comes through but that very last part where they're going over the bridge and you see that one person walking it. I don't know about that being on the bridge as trains going over to

[@richg0404]

The bridge is very wide so being on it while a train goes over isn't too bad. Although I would bet the rail company would prefer that it didn't happen. There were originally two tracks over the bridge so there is plenty of room.

[@RailPreserver2K]

Post 10 brought mr here

[@Imrfilms]

Very cool. Did they post about his vid? Or just looking up on your own?

[@DaveS0035]

Live about 2.5 miles away from the Eastern Portal and have been at both portals but never thru the tunnel so thanks for filming this. My parents and grandparents had all ridden thru when they had passenger trains running all the time but I never got the chance.

[@Imrfilms]

Thanks for the comment! I'm glad you were able to view it. Hopefully one day regular passenger service will come back.

[@DaveS0035]

@@Imrfilms They better hurry up as I am not getting any younger. I have had friends go into it as far as the room about half way in trying to see if the ghost would appear but don't think they saw it. That was years ago.

[@franktuckwell196]

Just watched hoosac tunnel, brilliant piece of work ,built 1877 and so straight. Thanks (english ex train driver).

[@Imrfilms]

Thanks for commenting!

[@tomquinn607]

Have ever only seen from outside. Incredible. Thanks.

[@Imrfilms]

You're welcome!

[@writinghour]

Bedtime Stories + being from Berkshire County brought me here

[@itsmeg256]

The fact that this is 10 minutes away from me and I have been there twice scares me a little bit.

[@tallisonrausch5719]

Why?

[@andrewbenitez2350]

Tallison Rausch u haven’t heard about the deaths that happened at the tunnel around the time the tunnel first began construction?

[@FlatBroke612]

Its Meg shut up meg.

[@marcellino1956]

Always wanted to take that ride thanks.....saved me a trip down there

[@apmazurka]

Awesome Ride = Thank You!

[@Imrfilms]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!

[@sakurabreault]

I’ve gone here and recored videos here I love this place

[@squirrelorama]

Legends say Carl is still unsure who called to him from the train that day

[@vettech-uk8tn]

We have visited many times, and walked a short distance in, but I got too freaked out to continue..👀

[@jackchen7003]

Wow that is one long ass tunnel. I wish Amtrak could do more of these excursion but that doesn’t seem to be the case anymore

[@Imrfilms]

It would be great for another to go through. I only know of a few public excursions through the tunnel which occurred. The one previous to this was back in 83'!

[@Alusnovalotus]

I was waiting for proof of a haunting... poo. But glad I saw. And thanks bedtime stories for making me aware of this tunnel!!

[@Max_R_MaMint]

People: "I want to see a ghost!!" Ghosts: "Well, now its no fun..."

[@WhyteLis21]

Wanna see ghosts, just go sit all night no light in a cemetery in the middle of nowhere. 😁

[@99999liquid]

I Hope All the Spirits didn't get mad. At least 80 men are buried underneath the tracks.

[@Imrfilms]

They seemed alright this day!

[@99999liquid]

@@Imrfilms Mostly Irish Immigrants built the tunnel. In the early 1800s Immigrants who died on the job were buried on the worksite. Thats how we treated the Men who built this Country. As a Taxi driver in NY I worked with B and M crews who went through it. and knew a lot about it. Rail crews know there are ghosts. Its Real.

[@richg0404]

What time in the video does the train pass under the central shaft ? (edit - I've found the answer. at about 10:45)

[@Imrfilms]

It's the 10:42-10:48 time frame. There is a brick arch lining the tunnel here, so we don't actually see the shaft itself. But if you look on the right at 10:42 and left at 10:48, you can see some voids in the sides which are the access tubes to the shaft.

[@saucerocreamify]

Great video! I used to ride my trail bike up and down patroon creek in west Albany. My grandfather work in one of the largest train yards in the county now I live in south bethlehem near Selkirk yards yep Lotta history one to explore is in Glenmont ny going south along the river rd. 144 lots of nice views some not so nice. Good hunting

[@Imrfilms]

Thank you! I've done a little scoping out over in the Selkirk area and done a fair amount of Amtrak chasing in Albany. Fun times!

[@Emdsd45T]

Imagine riding a train through this tunnel on a train car outside I’ve done it it’s unnerving

[@kezzabanana4958]

Guys for anyone worried about this covid19 this place will guarantee your safety from all viruses, plagues, bugs, and humanity. I know what your thinking yes? Pure bliss!

[@debe.1868]

i love the Hoosac Tunnel, grew up in Ashfield..we would always drive around up there...walk in..scary...Huge 2, people don't realize how big the entrance is, until ur in front of it, truly is amazing..FYI @ 3:38, it looks like a person standing against the wall on the right after # 33....

[@mikeleard9187]

Wow good catch, I missed that. Creepy

[@ScapoloMichael]

I can't see it 😢

[@HarrisonPeloso]

came here from post 10

[@amfwelsh]

Ahhh I knew I recognised this place. Post10 visits quite a lot

[@Imrfilms]

Yes, sir! It's a great place to visit! I've been there many, many times over the years!

[@johnanderson5500]

I thought I seen a couple spots on this video where it looked like spirits looking around corners and one spot looked like a spirit kicked back chilling against the wall on the left side. Idk though because of the quality and the infrared light changing the cameras focus. Definitely cool though. It would be super cool to see a entire walkthrough at night!

[@animalanimal1417]

i walked into this tunnel with my friend and we went around a corner.. it got pitch black and i really tried to not freak out, but.. i wound up walking very fast back out haha. my friend was laughing at me. it was spooky spooky

[@richg0404]

@@animalanimal1417 It's odd how you were able to walk around a corner in this tunnel when it is perfectly straight. There is an incline towards the center (it slopes down towards both ends so that it can drain the water) but there are no corners.

[@animalanimal1417]

@@richg0404 it is odd. i remember it as a corner, but maybe it was just where the light stopped. 🤷‍♂️

[@ra_redesignautomobiles]

Imagine being stuck in the middle of the tunnel

[@jason401.]

A lot of people walk it

[@brandoncallahan9289]

Oh shit, I paused it half way through and it looked like an optical illusion XD The tunnel was moving away for so long that when I paused it looked like it was going in reverse.

[@wesleymartin6506]

Been thru 5 times.names in the hoosac hotel.that be. The center room by the air shaft.video is great.so much different then walking thru with a small flashlight.

[@coalcrackerchris]

Great video!!!! I see collapses of the lining in spots. Best way to explore a tunnel guys! 👍

[@Imrfilms]

Thank you! At the 59 second spot, you may have noticed a pretty large rubble pile forming on the left side. This is where last February's cave in occurred.

[@heithdotysadventures7824]

@@Imrfilms they did a lot of rehab on that part . I'm a member of the page you run on fb . Ever think of going back to recap this . I'm just west of Bennington in n.y and a member of the V,T,R and BKRR fb pages I'm in a rather good spot for a train fan 👍 😀

[@heithdotysadventures7824]

And I just found the vids on the collapse on ur page . And the same ones on the fb page . 😄👍

[@DocKrazy]

Wow. I am not claustrophobic, or at least I thought so until watching this video

[@ocsrc]

That used to be 2 tracks wide. I guess locomotives and cars were smaller back then

[@Imrfilms]

It's pretty crazy to think about that!

[@elwolf8536]

I recognised this from bed time stories

[@maongcabros3174]

Bedtime stories got me here after watching the video

[@gmaneis]

Wow, just found this. Creeeeepy! That place HAS to be haunted. Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed your conversation, too.

[@LuisMedina-ii4jm]

Bedtime stories brought me here too🙂

[@coalcrackerchris]

The numbers are markers in 100 ft incraments ( 37= 3700ft.)

[@user-uk3my3dt1k]

Hey it's a really cool vid I live in Monroe and the hoosac tunnel is right down the road from me!

[@Imrfilms]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@TheHonestPeanut]

Drinking Hoosac tunnel ale, oddly enough.

[@brazillo19]

In Japan, there are several extremely long tunnels.

[@Guokas0422]

Nice work. I'm surprised you didn't cover your faces some of the "hobos" say it's tough to breathe in the long tunnels/diesel fumes and a lack of oxygen

[@Imrfilms]

Thank you! It really wasn't too bad in there. A little fume-ish, but nothing we couldn't handle. And luckily, if need be we could have just ducked in to the passenger car again!

[@juliewarrington4247]

Interesting tour though the tunnel.

[@rainsrandall8769]

Amazing

[@Imrfilms]

Thank you!

[@nlrails]

nice video man good video quality

[@Imrfilms]

Thanks! It was a fun ride.

[@dfly27485]

This is wicked cool. I bet it’s haunted as hell

[@chrisbow1776]

Why does a tunnel, especially one so long not have refuge areas to stand in incase a train comes?

[@Imrfilms]

There actually are small out-coves every quarter mile or so. It's hard to see in the video, but they're there!

[@maghost_rider5698]

fairly sure there is someone in the tunnel at the 10:30 mark on the right hand site stood in a little alcove?

[@Max_R_MaMint]

Discolored rock. But yeh, it does look like a little man standing there, lol. A tiny one, relative to the size of the tracks.

[@ericlakota6512]

Now i never need to walk threw this tunnel ive walked into it for about max 200 feet and it enough for me

[@Imrfilms]

I'm glad you were able to view this video before trying to hike! It's a long, cold, wet one! (So I hear.) Thanks for posting!