TRRS 544: Railfanning Union Pacific's Wahsatch Grade 2019

[@timdodge7845]

Nice collections of videos, beautiful scenery....

[@XxXuzurpatorXxX]

Sipping your morning black and watching trains go by is such a pleasant way to start your day.

[@throttlebottle5906]

I'm still amazed and surprised when i see the old telegraph lines remaining mostly in tact!

[@NefariousRake]

thanks you, im not all that bid in to trains but it was fun to see some images of home after moving so far away. I miss my mountains damnit

[@BTWalsh55316]

I think you might be selling a few camcorders with the amazing shots! crystal clear! thank you and keep the trains coming!

[@S7EVE_P]

These videos are great - beautiful scenery, perfect level of narration and brilliantly filmed...it feels like a tv documentary, but without all the annoying commercial breaks and background music. Subbed and liked :)

[@iusetano]

Stunning views. I enjoy watching your videos. Excellent work Alex.

[@ThornappleRiverRailSeries]

Glad you like them!

[@korposp]

Beautiful countryside and trains. Greetings from Europe.

[@johndalley1192]

Another great video of railfaning in Utah. If you ever get the chance check out UP's route from Salt lake City to the LA basin, especially in western Utah. The scenery is amazing and there is a lot of history also.

[@coppermike5550]

Out of ALL the "railfan" sites, I like yours the best!! Always very well shot and supert interesting, and my favorite thing is you name the type of the locomotives!! Keep up the GREAT WORK!!

[@lonesomepine3]

Awesome. Thanks for sharing

[@darrenhillman8396]

Great footage! Keep up the good work. Greetings from the UK!

[@conceyullena]

Amazing! Beautiful landscape! Nice video 🚂😍👍🔝

[@lindsaymoore7232]

Another great video, Alex!! Your videos are worth watching over and over.

[@chrispietersen804]

Wow! I love this... Man, I would do anything to become a conductor in the states!

[@99Duds]

Thank you for such beautiful chase footage. Trains in the foreground and mountains in the background.

[@denisetindall1487]

I like train videos on KZbin 👍

[@alangibson3293]

Great trains, great scenery and great commentary. What more do you want, thanks.

[@NapierNimbus]

Lovely shots and locations

[@jerrysinclair3771]

Signal drop @ 2:15 in Peterson. That gets a thumbs up from me! Great video and excellent narration

[@lindsaymoore7232]

This one of my favorite mountain passes, other than Cajon Pass. Both are beautiful.

[@cp9831]

Great work, love the locations!

[@99Duds]

10:20 what an awsome shot of the grade. Love it!

[@carlmassart167]

I hope you found the time to eat at Taggart's Grille. Very good!!

[@Kaustubhzombie]

I really love railway videos with narration. Can I get more suggestions on which channels to subscribe??

[@sdrailproductions]

Absolutely amazing!

[@railpast]

Nice video, what camera do you use?

[@ThornappleRiverRailSeries]

In the description

[@Atsf1976]

Nice video and I really like the narration. What type of video camera do you use?

[@ThornappleRiverRailSeries]

Camera details are in the description

[@YardLimit]

Nice work! Thanks.

[@CSXRailfan1962]

Nice video

[@Tampa0123456789]

My god this is a beauty full part of the country. I 'll never understand why you people keep moving to flat ass Florida. I would kill for just one of these hills to be in florida. Its really amazing how beautyfull the United States is especialy UTAH and West Virgina areas.

[@donaldthomas7070]

Note that all of these locations are on or near a major freeway. Although it may not appeal to those who want to watch trains in remote areas, it is good for railfans who want to see trains without going too far "off the beaten path" & risking getting lost or enduring other hazards.

[@Railfan9743]

Great video!

[@tonyordaz3326]

Did you also film the Union Pacific's Evanston, Rawlins, Laramie, and Sidney Subs.

[@Greatdome99]

What??? No Curvo? It's only a three mile hike, but worth it!

[@ThornappleRiverRailSeries]

But all on UP or other private land, unfortunately.

[@jonthebru]

Wasatch, not Wahsatch.

[@ThornappleRiverRailSeries]

Union Pacific has always spelled it Wahsatch, so that’s the spelling I use here.