The World's Longest Roller Coaster Ride??

[@Scurrow]

You passed through all my favorite towns! Cow and Guy Running Dog 1 Black Running Dog Confused cows Disapproving Sheep Horse Guy burning things Guy with logs. Tunnelville

[@obieezx11]

+Mooshpups and you have to much time on your hands lol

[@Scurrow]

+obieezx11 It's "TOO" much time, first of all. Second of all, I don't find comments like this very humorous, what I choose to do with my time isn't really your business and has nothing to do with how much of it I have.

[@christophercoleman1895]

sheep

[@Scurrow]

***** Are you suggesting we do Diapers and bondage? Because I'm down.

[@tweevers2]

+Mooshpups guy burning things towns rocks...It really picks up in the springtime...the dude knows how to run his town everything is on fire...it is a great place for a hot meal

[@reezdog]

that was cool. the reaction from the sheep and dogs were priceless.

[@Quacks0]

Yeah, I noticed that --- at 1:00 da sheep is staring like, "What da HECK is DAT?!??"

[@goodeye03]

Aside from moving the car over the obstacles this looks like a fun ride. As soon as I saw the first 10 seconds I knew it was Colombia before I even read the description. This reminds me of going through the Andes when I was there many years ago. Such a beautiful country. Thanks for the memories. I'm going to forward the link to my friend in Bogota.

[@LkOutMtnMan]

Great video, thanks for keeping the music low , good choice of music ! My grandfather used to ride on the old rail cars about the size of that one except it had a 250cc two stroke engine underneath that propelled it for the work crew. They would flip it over onto the tracks then push it whichever direction they wanted to go, it would run either way.

[@michaelbyrnee9584]

"The WEED-WACKER EXPRESS" - you guys are just too cool for words. Ride long and be safe!

[@geraldstokes5661]

Beautiful ride thru beautiful country, Awesome. Thanks for sharing

[@philanddeb818]

That was very cool! Thanks for posting this video!

[@walterfink9782]

The loops and the "g" forces on the ride, made me want to come back for more and more. Plus, the thrill of not having a harness to keep you in the car, kept my adrenaline going! What a ride! When Disney sees this, they're going to want it as well! It's just amazing, what you can do, with two pieces of steel.

[@JawTooth]

I would love to ride that!

[@Quacks0]

I would love to ride ANY set of rails if I could have a cute sweet-faced lady like her for a riding companion :D

[@marsover60]

This is great. Seems like the ride of a lifetime for a group of explorers.You wonder what's around the next curve or beyond that overgrowth hiding the rails. I had to watch the entire clip and was disappointed when it ended. If I ever get to Colombia I hope this is included in the tour.Thanks for sharing.

[@Eurides30]

Simplesmente, fantástico! Que garotada criativa e é ter muita coragem para andar nesses trilhos abandonados, mas estão em um bom estado de conservação e perfeitos para usá-los em um passeio turístico...fica aí a dica garotada e garanto que não vai faltar passageiros. Outra dica, é que esse vídeo é um documentário para mostrar os abandonos das ferrovias. Parabéns pela postagem do vídeo.

[@thehelluvaparty563]

That is the coolest thing I"ve seen in a very long time. Every kid's (and old man's) dream.

[@Bobdennell]

Come on guys - 3 months clearing work by a bunch of compadres and you have one of the most lucrative tourist attractions in the area ready to bring serious money to benefit the local community. With volunteers it wouldn't cost a huge buch of money. Can I book the first ride?

[@garygerard4290]

that's right and fueled by social media there would be reservations needed

[@ahoycesko7413]

Totally agree with you

[@votoauditavelja7796]

I think the same way.

[@billhill3526]

No, that would spoil it. Call something paradise, kiss it goodbye.

[@eddiewillers1]

But that would attract unwanted attention from corrupt officialdom.Still, they could have taken a few hours to clear the small landslides and make it easier on themselves.

[@frankyjayhay]

Fantastic run! Love the wilderness, it's amazing how overgrown it's become since the video was put up nearly 8 years ago.

[@beaglesguy]

This is wonderful! One of the coolest, most enjoyable things I've ever seen. I need to find one for me a bit closer to home. (Watching on 21-Sep-2020)

[@CNder77]

Looks like so much fun , wish I could do that. Awesome sceneries and great job on your little cart too! I really enjoyed this, thanks for sharing :)

[@time2cclear]

i wish you had the 3 hours recorded because i loved every single minute of this . Thank you so much !! YOU GUYS ROCK !!

[@julianaromero100]

What fun that must of been I could only watch and dream of doing somethink like that how lucky you all were whata trip I loved your video so fun to of watched it thank you for showing. God bless

[@t00x11k]

The animatronics are freaking realistic !

[@solarpurplestarlight]

Oh man, your comment cracked me up! Thanks for the laugh. I truly needed it! =)

[@joslanni9907]

Òoòo

[@larsanderson3072]

They were moving at a Disney-ing pace.

[@Hear4Metallica]

@@larsanderson3072 haaaaaa

[@fatheroffab]

Iknowright?!!

[@mikolavision]

+10 for the video ! -10 for music, hands, legs, selfies, fones... just the trip with front mount cam and no extras would be awesome ! full hour or full trip would be a bonus

[@swampview124]

Thank you for sharing, I enjoyed the ride along!

[@glynwelshkarelian3489]

This is just brilliant! Dogs, cows, sheep, horse, weeds, road blocks, real life and pretty person. Release the full length ride.

[@MidnightSonnet]

What a nice scenic tour. :) So much wildlife. I'd love to go on this.

[@voxer99]

Wildlife? You wouldn't say those are domestic animals at all? You think those are wild cows and sheep?

[@xyz2121]

Not much wild-life but plenty of wild-flowers. Saw a few butterflies too.

[@abbottcooper3243]

What a cool ride!!! Loved those obstacles along the way. It looked as if they were hired to be there as the car passed by. This is one ride I want to take someday.

[@ralphj.cuevas6523]

A nice long ride. And thank you for not hitting all of those people and animals. Good brake man ! By the way, who was the cutie pie that rode along ? She made the trip that much more pleasant. Now, now, I meant that in a "NICE" way ! Thanks !

[@sonic505050]

Fucking creep

[@PatricioBridges]

I wouldn't mind taking that ride myself, very nice scenery in one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Viva Colombia.

[@xyz2121]

It's amazing that so much of the rails are still there and no-one has stolen them for scrap metal.

[@edwardmounsey9208]

Now you have to push it back up to the top! Good luck. Nice video, enjoyed the ride. Thank you.

[@captmoonbeam]

That looks like great fun. Friends spending the day on an adventure.

[@anttt69]

This would make a great tourist attraction. Backpackers love this kind of thing.

[@Alek_FilmsTravel]

Now THAT was truly the most amazing "roller-coaster" I've seen! A thrill of a lifetime! The hell with Six Flags! - I'm going to Colombia! :) Awesome video, thanks for sharing!!

[@Tony43able]

Very very interesting ride. People living around there should form a group to run this track as a tourist attraction. Down hill ride and with refreshment along the way. This will keep people around there with work. Also maintenance work to the rail and weeding on the track.

[@Larry]

There's one in the UK that's over 25 miles. Used to belong to a slate company in the Midlands.

[@jono_high]

Fancy seeing you here, Larry. What's that 25 mile one called, anyhow?

[@flyxingu]

Ffestiniog in Wales can be seen here kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGbbq4ipg8eNY8k

[@Mark-sp4wo]

Larry Bundy Jr hey! Larry!

[@bazra19]

@@flyxingu Ffestiniog is powered, not free running so doesn't count.

[@flyxingu]

@@bazra19 If you watch kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGbbq4ipg8eNY8k from 3:48 you will see the loco is disconnected from the wagons which then return to Porthmadog Harbour using nothing but gravity. The wagon in this video must have been taken up to the summit by some form of power even if only man power it's still power

[@nmgt1048]

The right speed, interesting surroundings, and going faster downhill. That makes it a fascinating ride for me! At least you have a long enough length of good track for this

[@DerangedDragon99]

I watched and wondered what it would take to rebuild that line from the lowest point to the highest point. I would love to be involved in doing such a project.

[@ahoycesko7413]

Me too

[@NovaVesperia]

This is the ultimate coaster ride, looks like so much fun!

[@bdh3949]

What a neat ride. I was waiting for some banditos to jump out at you however.

[@effyleven]

That was great! Thank you for taking us on your trip!

[@freeman8128]

There is something heartwrenchingly sad about abandoned railways. They represent a terrible waste of what with a little investment, care & appreciation could be a massive social economic strategic asset.

[@BuffaloC305]

I keep hoping "opportunity!" will be on everyone's mind... and weed-whackers... and doggie treats.

[@alimohammond9315]

A Freeman airplanes took over and ups and FedEx!

[@louisc.gasper7588]

Okay, I'll tell you what: how about you go down there and clear away the landslides and clear off the brush and scrub, and fix up the grade crossings. How about you invest your money, take care of the line, and appreciate it. And just what will be the "massive" social advantage, the economic gain, the strategic import of doing that? If there's not enough to get you to drop what you're doing and skedaddle down there to get it done, then you are talking through your hat. The rail line had a purpose,. it served it, it is no longer useful. The sentiment that a ribbon of steel is necessarily a "massive" asset is silly.

[@vincent7520]

@@louisc.gasper7588 It may well be that the rail line could be useful to the local people… but they are not taken into account in the bigger scheme of things planned by the city people. That's what @A Freeman who started this thread is trying to say. And he's right. We have zillions of infrastructures that were built and poorly maintained as soon as money got invested elsewhere… and making local people poorer…

[@louisc.gasper7588]

@@vincent7520 "It may well be ..." And there is zero, precisely zero, evidence of that. You have no foundation for your speculation.

[@waltermedhurst338]

Delightful, kept my interest the whole time! I would love to take that ride!

[@raydunakin]

That looks so fun!

[@38911bytefree]

Hermosos paisajes de Colombia. La verdad que merece explotarse turisticamente este viaje, no solo para los que gusten de los trenes, pero la variedad y belleza de paisajes es impactante.

[@TerminalJack505]

This is the sort of thing that everyone who is young or young-at-heart would love to do!

[@Quacks0]

Yep, fer sher --- I am always ready and willing to do something like this. 'Course, in this case, there would be an added incentive for me to ride along --- that incentive has a cute sweetly-smiling face and long glossy dark hair :D

[@TerminalJack505]

@christopher thomas I think that would qualify you as young at heart!

[@billmorris2613]

Thanks for taking me along for a ride with y’all.

[@donniewhite709]

I absolutely loved it if you love anything to do with riding the rails you'll love this

[@kawythowy867]

Wow. That is really cool and looks like a great way to spend an afternoon! Enjoy!

[@DaveInBridport]

Absolutely fascinating! Amazed no-one stole rails for scrap.

[@johnbishop5316]

Worth nothing compared with coke.

[@mdemers767]

That's a lot of work for not much payoff.

[@steffenrosmus1864]

And should the thief transport the stolen rail? There are no roads!!!!!!

[@ccjohncc1]

Sorry but that's not a smart comment. Rails are bolted and or welded together. The labor alone is many times more in dollars than the return on the sale. That is of course if you could even find a buyer. In other words your far better off collecting aluminum cans and bottles or just about anything would pay many times more.

[@algrayson8965]

@Gavigg75- Melt steel rails down??

[@angiebendecida]

*Que juegos americanos ni que nada. Este es el mejor ride que hay que vivir. Completamente vistas naturales, y una sensaciòn de ver y ver avanzar y avanzar. Que bonito ME ENCANTO. gracias por compartir. Dios les Bendiga!*

[@microbusss]

doesn't look like it'd take much maintenence to reactivate the track

[@dhowser2008]

You need to travel through Colombia to understand why that is...

[@tuhinuk]

dhowser2008

[@RockyRailroadProductions_B0SS]

Locomotives typically have about ~20 tons of weight per wheel. So not really.

[@jacquesblaque7728]

Loading generally specified per AXLE, not WHEEL. So really not really.

[@RockyRailroadProductions_B0SS]

Jacques Blaque Autocorrect changed it, my apologies. Still, the weight of a typical locomotive would be much too heavy to travel on such a line. Maybe a Simplex or some other ex-war department locomotive might be okay, and I think Deucaville Davenport made some very light locomotives, but I can't imagine anything bigger than that working on this line.

[@CrazyCatz45]

Wow this is beautiful!! I would love to go on this! The horse at 3:40 something made me feel so happy. It was beautiful and majestic :)

[@channel48]

how do you go back up?

[@jirimar]

I imagine they put it in the back of a pick-up and drive it back

[@channel48]

must be hahah :) thanks for the input

[@ryanlezs1467]

How

[@scottwallace3549]

+Ryan Buiz That's what motorbike buddy does, hauls her back to the start.

[@ehenri1438]

click on the beginning of the video

[@terrancefields4414]

Thank you for this with great music. You guys are awesome! Columbia looks absolutely beautiful. When in USA look me up.

[@johnmount5917]

Muzic awful, thu ride fantastic !

[@concorde2003]

How do I book a ticket on this marvelous train?

[@packratswhatif.3990]

Very Cool to be able to use that old track system ..... hope no one takes it away from you.....👍👍👍

[@pdxnoah]

So who has to push it back 14 miles, for the next ride? :-)

[@ZoniesCoasters]

they probably put the cart in the back of a truck or tow it back up

[@morlanius]

+Kyle Gardner There is an engine with them, you can hear it throughout the middle of the video.

[@morlanius]

+Kyle Gardner There is an engine with them, you can hear it throughout the middle of the video.

[@davidperrelli6938]

+Morlanius Those were just probably cheap Chines bearings you were hearing. ;-)

[@xxgolddoesmcxx]

+FruittisMaris There is no engines.

[@clockendfarm6425]

This looks like so much fun. Watching during the pandemic of course - with lots of envy!

[@Ivangode1433]

It's amazing how the tracks are so well conservated

[@kdubb81]

That looks like so much fun, If I ever go to Colombia, I'd like to do that. All they need to do is clear the brush and dig out some of the track and it would be great.

[@drfred1203]

+kdubb 81 Me too! But I'd like the whole ride as is. It's an adventure. :)

[@Hornhausen]

A very nice track adventure.

[@Gioagla]

You re lucky because you still have that small piece of treasure ! this is really a down to earth adventure ! BIG LIKE :)

[@louisea9607]

That looked like a lot of fun.

[@ambervandyk7181]

I just LOVE it!! Here in South Africa near Sir Lowry's pass is a track coming down the mountain. Always had this kind of thing in my mind. The track does though carry frequent traffic!!! Risky.

[@Jeebuus]

I'd like that converted to a coaster.

[@KoryBooth1]

Would be cool, especially if you could add an engine.

[@JustAskingAndCurios]

Kory Booth Yeah a couple of 12 volt electric motors (or solar powered?) would make it a tourist business attraction....

[@Sohave]

Kory Booth 8:52 this guy did.

[@WootTootZoot]

Yea, Columbia. You could have a ride like in Disneyland, with fake communist rebels popping up and shooting at you at every turn.

[@curseyoujordanshow]

Can you imagine being on a roller coaster sitting in the back seat, and hearing people in the front yell, "HORSE!!!!"

[@tullibee]

Great video!! How did you know there wasn't a log or heavy debris blocking the tracks? Always wanted to do this! Many thanks!

[@sludge4125]

The cart has a brake.

[@tullibee]

@@sludge4125 unless it's around a curb. Or if the log is too heavy. Or mud on the tracks. Or rocks. You get me.

[@sludge4125]

@@tullibee The cart has a brake. And the operator knows how to use it. And you don’t go faster than you can stop the cart when you see a hazard.

[@josuecastillo2965]

Me encantó,,,una verdadera aventura,,,disfrutar como niños🤗😘🇨🇱

[@Landaux]

How do they get that cart back up to there?

[@heru-deshet359]

Probably tie it to a goat.

[@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS]

How exhilarating. I really enjoyed this. Well done for making the video, Quite amazing that man or beast seemed to take hardly any notice. Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@MyFabian94]

Would make for a great Tourist attraction Looks like they could need some customers.

[@therealeben]

Looks like they need a weed whacker.

[@conniekowalski7623]

therealeben good one

[@MyFabian94]

Is it legal there? Would be awesome, having weed growing next to the tracks. Would open a whole new market. Weed/Railway Tourism. And with the right kind of stuff, that trip's gonna get a lot more interesting.

[@broccolihart1]

This would make a great setup for a part 4 movie 'hostel'

[@plokiju88]

Now I've got a reason to visit Colombia, this looks awesome!

[@kevinjones8821]

Would like to see it come back to life again

[@stevejoshua9536]

You just did.

[@chasemartin4450]

This looks so cool! Reminds me of plowing through overgrown trails on a little Xiaomi scooter...

[@Mechknight73]

I know parts of your country can be dangerous, and I gather access to heavy machinery is an issue, but I can see tourists paying good money for a ride like that. Both for the fun of what the ride is, and seeing the countryside in its "natural" state; farmers, sheep and cows beside the tracks, the overgrown bits, and regular Columbians just going about their business. It looks like a lot of fun and if I could afford to, I'd gladly get you the equipment to clean up the line

[@louisc.gasper7588]

Might not take much. Ther overgrowth is not very heavy; I mean there aren't any trees or even saplings growing between the rails. And the landslides didn't look to be very numerous, or very extensive, or very deep. The rails didn't seem to be heaved or broken. The real problem might be access to the rail head. And there's the issue of liability when the cow doesn't get out of the way in time.

[@chrisbinckes2732]

nice kukapan trip... thanks for the upload... greetings from tasmania

[@michaelalbrecht9468]

The dog runs faster than this "roller coaster"

[@jamismith5033]

Wow did you make that observation all by yourself.

[@leroycreasey]

That's s a long haul in reverse. How to you get up the 14 mile elevation?

[@grandmama536]

LeRoy Creasey A truck probably picks it up

[@donaldreeves6512]

LeRoy Creasey just like water flows up hill then down, I'm going to take a miniature steam boat from the gulf coast to Canada by the Mississippi river and would not get higher than 2000 ft less than a 1/4 mile I'll call the boat missing queen some places I'll have to wait For a flood to sink the German boat on the lake in Canada. The olny thing not flat is the way from the level flat lake to the flat sea level.

[@joecarnes9174]

@@donaldreeves6512 huh..?

[@tractorsmachinesro1405]

Great epic video...I like IT!!!! All the best from Romania!!!!

[@1foxtrot70]

Too bad Columbia is so far away, now that I am in my retirement this looks like a lot of fun definitely something to add to my bucket list. You probably couldn't do that here in the US i.e., regulations galore, if the paperwork didn't kill you or your business the insurance premiums would.

[@MrStriter]

+Mike Schmidt Colombia not Columbia

[@1foxtrot70]

+MrStriter - Thanks for the correction ;)

[@jameseastwood4984]

Ah yes but you have the Shea engines and the George Town Loop!

[@susanalexander8947]

MIKE,,,,YOU CAN BUILD A MOTORIZE RAIL COASTER,,,,,OR BUY ONE,,,,THEIR ARE ABANDONED RAIL LINES ALL OVER THE WEST YOU CAN RIDEON,,,

[@pu5epx]

There is an abandoned railway here in Brazil, 'Ferrovia do Contestado', the gauge, radius and even the deep-valley surroundings are similar.

[@riparianlife97701]

8:30 There goes the tip.

[@jessicacortez4045]

Thanks for sharing your adventure. Looks like fun!

[@michaelm1436]

Imagine if the entire track was kept up? It would be an even better ride.

[@sandymitchell1606]

Michael M But it would not be nearly as adventurous

[@pctforesttechnology3169]

That was oddly satisfying to watch. Thanks.

[@effyleven]

Errr... just HOW is the trolley returned to the top, assuming it IS returned to the top?

[@effyleven]

***** What? And carry it fourteen miles up-hill? I asked how it got back to the top.

[@effyleven]

Benjamin Farrington Tell, you what, Ben. You stop worrying your pretty little head about it now.. I reckon I can manage without knowing how the trolly got back up the hill, eh?

[@effyleven]

Benjamin Farrington You didn't give a sensible answer. (1) The fact that the thing could be lifted off the tracks and carried on a truck does NOT mean there is a road route back to the railhead. (2) The trolly could NOT self-propel uphill because it had no motor. (3) Pushing it uphill manually for such a long distance was not possible, either. Now, go away and play.

[@effyleven]

***** You've still no clue how they got it back to the top, then? But hey, you can chuck offensive language around like it made you look clever... (it doesn't).

[@effyleven]

***** Aha.. the "downhill" route back to the top made me smile. Thank you for that!

[@canadiancatgreen]

Fantastic video. Wonderful music choice

[@johnmoore8016]

just pray that no take a rail for scrap. looks like fun

[@jasonsmith6408]

I thought about that. ..that would suck

[@hudsonball4702]

That looks like it was a blast. Hey if these guys cleared off the overgrown areas and the couple of small landslides and replaced the few rails that are missing, they could open a decently successful train track tour ride.

[@kevanhubbard9673]

Risky especially when you can't always see the state of the track and obviously road vehicle crossings.

[@Snuggles-yn9ci]

That was a great ride. Thanks for sharing.

[@roguekiller23231]

12:27 so thats where Dorothy ended up (Wizard of Oz) :D

[@ellecee611]

What A Ride!! Living Life At It's Fullest This Would Make For A SWEET SERIES On You Tube!! KEEP ROCKIN THE RAILS👍❤️

[@davidurban6813]

I think they have a one track mind LOL. Have a great day everyone.

[@TheKurtsPlaceChannel]

Very nice video. Thanks for posting this.

[@RuleofFive]

Need to bring a weed wacker next time!

[@BaddaBigBoom]

Three of them! One on each side and one in the middle :-)

[@pnkhakre]

Very good guys, this just reminded me of my childhood!

[@ajadrew]

Would love a go ...:-))

[@JustForFunVT]

Was that the woman letting out a little "roller coaster" scream at 12:54? :D

[@ThoosieJP]

it's more of a scenic train not a rollercoaster

[@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS]

Bloody fantastic. About the best I've seen. Very well done. {another view c'os it's so good)

[@captwar]

It looked like that sheep was going to take them on. Then he changed his mind at the last minute.

[@peters5155]

Looks a sensational ride. Only draw back is THE trip back! haha