Train Follows Curvature Of Highway Thru Canadas Canyon, CP SD70ACU Rebuild In Action!

Trains around Spuzzum, and Emory Creek, British Columbia, on the CP Cascade Subdivision & CN Yale Subdivision. Check below for information about trains featured in this video, also feel free to skip ahead to any Chapters in this video. Thanks for watching, please Subscribe!
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:12 CP 201 WEST, CP 8924 CP 9362 DPU CP 9724 (574 axles)
0:19 CP 400 EAST, CP 8065 CP 7003 DPU CP 9378
4:35 CP 730 EAST, CP 9370 DPU CP 8039 DPU CP 8645 (626 axles)
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[@Yatri234]

Very beautiful location, nice video. Thanks

[@ranjitsingh-lu7ok]

The first train of 120 luggage. Excellent videos.👌👌👌 🌹A lot of love from India!🌹

[@TracksideTyson]

Thank you for watching, greetings from Canada 🇨🇦

[@ranjitsingh-lu7ok]

@@TracksideTyson Thanks ji🌹

[@mickboakes7023]

To be there would be great. Trains an extra bonus. Beautiful part of the world. Thanks

[@crecencioresendiz2831]

Hermoso video linda postal

[@TrainandFriends]

Amazing 😀🤩

[@EdStrong929]

Outstanding...! Enjoyed every minute of it. Thank you for sharing with us and keep them coming.

[@TracksideTyson]

Thank you very much for the supportive comment!

[@charlesdulude1713]

Sweet trains with a service road turned highway,I love green and a train to go with it,thank you.

[@TracksideTyson]

Thanks Charles

[@gilbertcastaneda8208]

This was a big combo and oil transfer great video to watch love those Canadian Pacific trains thanks

[@conceyullena]

Like 313 beautiful video, greetings 🚂👍🙋‍♂️

[@carlosandreandre9069]

VERY GOOD

[@TracksideTyson]

Thank you!

[@VlakynaSlovensku]

Another great railway video!!

[@TracksideTyson]

Thank you very much!

[@lifemeanstrain7625]

great catch

[@TracksideTyson]

Thanks so much for watching

[@sunnysiderails397]

Another excellent video my friend, Happy Friday!

[@TracksideTyson]

Happy Friday hope you had a good one buddy! New video tomorrow morning on the rock slide sheds, video is premiered. Thanks!

[@gilbertcastaneda8208]

The second train video was a big empty coal train great video to watch love those Canadian Pacific trains thanks

[@wilopoerman1610]

wow train long

[@TrainsOnGoPro]

Nice Video! I like the 1+1+1 power set up on the coal train!

[@pethoviejo]

Nice train. Approx. 120 cars. Thanks for sharing.

[@TracksideTyson]

Thank you.

[@parmanindo6724]

the train road is good I like the atmosphere it's very impressive

[@TracksideTyson]

I like it to, thank you for your comment!

[@trainsmachineryldegmtrains3509]

Amazing rail clip! Nice captures and lovely places! Good work, master! Thumbs Up Greetings from Romania Andrew

[@AlikStansberry]

Very good job!

[@TracksideTyson]

Thank you!

[@955redavenger]

Outstanding video!

[@TheBCRailfan]

That curvature of the Cascade Sub running alongside Hwy 1 is definitely a neat stretch of track on that mainline! Great shots!

[@TracksideTyson]

Definitely a favourite! Thanks for watching.

[@johnmcgarvie4061]

Great video of in your face railfanning. On my many trips down the Canyon I have stopped at the S curves to watch the action. Never disappointed. Wheel squeal there is awesome. The 70ACU should be leading not trailing. I have talked to a few CP hoggers about them and not one of them have said anything negative. Quiet with a good ride and lots of power and quick to load up. Smart move by CP to rebuild them to70ACU's from SD90MAC's.

[@TracksideTyson]

Would be nice seeing them up front! Seems like there trailing or in DPU position more then anything! I remember last year they froze them from running in the mountains as it was giving them problems.

[@juanpabloruizleal1833]

Wooo! Excelente

[@juhirail6303]

Super catch😍

[@TracksideTyson]

Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@MariaSousa-ou7yj]

Muito top demais 🤩😍👏👏👏😎😻😄😁🙆🙋💯💯💯

[@TracksideTyson]

Thank you Maria

[@josipemmer6780]

👍👍👍

Wow fantastic footage. You did a great job. I follow your channel and leave my contribution. Like guaranteed. Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@TracksideTyson]

Thank you very much for your respect and support! Greetings from Canada!

[@franciscadominga2905]

Me gustaría ver funcionando este medio ferroviario bien en nuestra querida Isla 🏝 de Cuba como en un tiempo lo hizo con sus vías 🛤 en perfecto estado de mantenimiento y sus trenes y locomotoras igual, espero que reanuden sus labores de transporte sin esperar más

[@gragor11]

Hi Tyson. Another great spot. I stopped and watched an east bound train come around that corner and head through Yale. No trains on Vancouver Island to watch. It was a pretty summer day in there in the shade. Lots of poles come from here though. Possibly even some of those. The E&N railway used to take them away until the new highway put the nail in their commercial traffic. I wonder about those tankers. Are they hauling empties back, condensate or what? I didn't know we were refining oil by rail out here on the coast and sending it back east. That makes no sense. Perhaps it is refined products they were delivering when they were headed westbound. Thanks again for posting another video that makes me want to get off The Island and go rail fanning. I'm definitely jealous.

[@TracksideTyson]

From what I noticed most tanker cars are listed as “Paint - Sherman Williams”. So this would most likely be loaded coming from the port heading inland on train CP 400. Thanks for watching!

[@dieseldave3879]

👍

[@TracksideTyson]

Thanks Dave!

[@FXE-3173]

the Reconstructed in action good video Except the ES44AC of course

[@TracksideTyson]

Haha of course!

[@sawthemin77]

Wow ! , did anyone count ??

[@franzbrunner499]

is there a booklet about trainspotting locations in Canada as there are some in the US?

[@TracksideTyson]

There is a Trackside Guide book made, not sure if it shares locations. I’m sure there are magazines that cover the hot spots.

[@delta3sigma]

I'd bet that the rails were put down long before the roadbed. The road followed the rails.

[@TracksideTyson]

Don’t get carried away, the title is named “Train follows curvature of highway, which means this train in this video follows the same curvature of the highway, I never once stated that the highway was there first.

[@SRY1202]

The second Caribou Wagon road was built through this section of the canyon in the 1860's. The Canadian Pacific was completed in 1885 so yes, the rails followed the road.

[@TracksideTyson]

@SRY1202 Thanks for the information!

[@RTWest-kn5fr]

Other than the winter cold, Sasquatch or bear attacks, and maybe your Prime Minister tying to hitch a ride 'cause the truckers would run him over if they saw him on the road, I can't think of a better place to be a train driver. Sure is beautiful. Gracias por tu video. RT sends, Puebla, México...

[@TracksideTyson]

I think our biggest threat is the PM. Thanks for your hilarious comment! There are many wood carvings around British Columbia that are Sasquatch “bit foot” 😀

[@bogdan9057]

Next, Canadian Pacific will wash their engines, hopefully.

[@paullangford8179]

Not in this universe!

[@TracksideTyson]

@Bogdan905 Naaaah

[@TracksideTyson]

@Paul Langford Your on the right track

[@mohammednabi6226]

What is HP OF ENGINE PLEASE INFORM

[@TracksideTyson]

General Electric locomotives of these type average around 4300-4400 hp.

[@nagarajanm2060]

0:48 to 04:09.....very lengthy train .. 🙄🙄