The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad

[@csramakanthcsramakanth]

Very nice

[@OutdoorsWithRobert]

I’m glad that you enjoyed. It’s an amazing ride.

[@JohnLittle-ie4ok]

What a cool piece of history !

[@OutdoorsWithRobert]

That’s for sure. I love to ride that train.

[@InMyBusyLittleShop]

Crazy beautiful train ride!

[@OutdoorsWithRobert]

That’s right!

[@JohnLittle-ie4ok]

Love the Durango Silverton train!

[@OutdoorsWithRobert]

I agree! I would ride more often if I had those around that want to go. It was a longer train than I have been on before. Sections of the trip took two engines.

[@1littleSher]

Beautiful scenery! 📷

[@OutdoorsWithRobert]

I agree. It’s worth the time and effort to ride the train.

[@randyshake3439]

That has to be the most beautiful train ride in the country! Thanks for taking time out to record!

[@OutdoorsWithRobert]

Randy I’m glad that you enjoyed “riding along”. It’s one of my favorite things to do. I would ride again next week if someone wanted to go. I’ve been blessed to share the ride in person with many family members.

[@JohnLittle-ie4ok]

Did the train drop off any hikers or campers on the way up to Silverton ?

[@OutdoorsWithRobert]

Not on this trip. We were on the third of three morning trains. I would guess that hikers go on the earlier trains.

[@InMyBusyLittleShop]

Nice ride! Wish I was riding those rails today.

[@JohnLittle-ie4ok]

Do you know the age of the engines they use ?

[@OutdoorsWithRobert]

They were built in the early 1920’s so they are 100 years old.

[@InMyBusyLittleShop]

Nice!