I've never been here, but I've been by here a few times in an 18-wheeler! This landmark is a railfans dream! This is the ultimate location to watch the same train for several minutes, turning every angle under the sun! I envy you guys that live near here!
I was born and raised in Tehachapi, CA and visited the loop many times. They use to have a Best Western Mountain Inn coffee shop and they had in the back, an HO scale model of the Tehachapi Loop. As a kid, I loved to put a quarter in and watch the train.
I was just up there last week the whole trip from Bakersfield to Tehachapi is amazing just watching the train from the freeway looks like a giant snake on tracks
Lived in tehachapi California for several years back in the 90s hope you went inside the restaurant in town that has this railroad train set inside it.
@@gladtv7873 there's a restaurant inside the town of tehachapi that has the layout of the tehachapi loop can't remember the name of the restaurant but for .50 to a dollar you could make the train run . It was very interesting.
Mind boggling video. Indian Railways has no such type of network. USA freight line constitute about 80%. It is the no.1 railway in the world. Loco horn also frightening and rocking music.
I’m here spooled up deep. About 43,617 horsepower and full inter axel wheel lock deployment and sand spreader on the ready. Bout 850,437 tractive drive to dah rail. Let’s go with throttle up. Notch seven please. 1,648 cars long. 44.675 million pounds in weight. Puuuull. Chief engineer 36 years of service
The Tehachapi Loop is a 0.73 miles (1.17 km) long spiral, or helix, on the Union Pacific Railroad Mojave Subdivision through Tehachapi Pass, of the Tehachapi Mountains in Kern County, south-central California. The line connects Bakersfield and the San Joaquin Valley to Mojave in the Mojave Desert. Rising at a steady two percent grade, the track gains 77 feet (23 m) in elevation in the Loop.[1] Any train more than 4,000 feet (1,200 m) long passes over itself going around the loop. At the bottom of the loop, the track passes through Tunnel 9, the ninth tunnel built as the railroad worked from Bakersfield. The line averages approximately 40 trains each day.[citation needed] Due to its frequent trains and scenic setting, the Tehachapi Loop is popular with railfans.[citation needed] In 1998 it was named a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark and is designated as California Historical
por Dios santo!!!! Que tren tan largo. Es más largo que el mes de mayo. Desde Chile....BIANCA ANTONELLA DI VANNI DI BIAGGIO, edad veintisiete sin hijos y sin novio.
No railroad in the history of the world has EVER had "extra" money. Loops like this were built to SAVE money and avoid building very expensive tunnels. That isn't a tunnel in the video, it's just an over-crossing.
This train route have long round shape curve, & in this video we can easily see, 4-5 locomotives are using for pulling these trains, That locomotives consuming lot's of extra fuel, & in this video Shown geographcall condition, according to this condition they can easily make a curve free train route by help of engineering,
@@dhirendrasingh1792 If this were a straight run through the pass they might need 6-10 locos to make it work. Your idea is ridiculously wasteful and I guaran-damn-tee you that the engineers painstakingly plotted the path of least resistance for the route (there are only 6 of these VERY EXTREME solutions/loops in existence so, wherever you see one, it was NECESSARY in order to avoid bankrupting the company via building insanely long tunnels). Another factor you are overlooking is that a LOT of different things have to fit within the confined space of this pass: Railroad, freeway, access roads, power lines, and the California Aqueduct.
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Fantastic. Best video I've ever seen of Tehachapi Loop.
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I've never been here, but I've been by here a few times in an 18-wheeler! This landmark is a railfans dream! This is the ultimate location to watch the same train for several minutes, turning every angle under the sun! I envy you guys that live near here!
I was born and raised in Tehachapi, CA and visited the loop many times. They use to have a Best Western Mountain Inn coffee shop and they had in the back, an HO scale model of the Tehachapi Loop. As a kid, I loved to put a quarter in and watch the train.
@@truenorth3077 What happened to the Inn?
@@4seeableTV I guess it got torn down along with the old bowling alley and they expanded the newer Best Western Hotel. Sad, lots of good memories.
@@truenorth3077 That's unfortunate.
Wow amazing video! Great view, id love to live in one of those houses to witness this all day!
I was just up there last week the whole trip from Bakersfield to Tehachapi is amazing just watching the train from the freeway looks like a giant snake on tracks
Cool! Thanks for sharing!
What a beautiful look
Thank you for sharing, Awesome!
Wow never see such long trains here,the awesome grunt those locos must have? Looks and sounds amazing.
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I have been to the overlook several times, neat place!
Great Video, thanks for sharing
شيء جميل جدا.
أخوكم من تونس.
This just epitomizes how great America is.
Epitomizes!!!
A great word witch comes from Greece .... Επιτομή Epitomi
Respect from Greece...from Hellenic Rebuplic!!!
We love trains...
Is California still a part of the US of A ?
@@cameraman655 uhm yeah... Why wouldn't it be?
Awesome video thank you for sharing
Great video ! , nice overview on the loop.
Lived in tehachapi California for several years back in the 90s hope you went inside the restaurant in town that has this railroad train set inside it.
Ben Mcneil ???
@@gladtv7873 there's a restaurant inside the town of tehachapi that has the layout of the tehachapi loop can't remember the name of the restaurant but for .50 to a dollar you could make the train run . It was very interesting.
Ben Mcneil oh cool like a model train?
@@gladtv7873 yes
Amazing video loved it thank you...
great video. Fantastic landscape . Thank you from frenchies
Watch this at 1.5x or 2.0x speed u will enjoy more
Abhishek r u karastha?
es un paso muy famoso y el paisaje ni se diga y el grado de dificultad que presenta es el alto grado de ingenieria ferroviaria espectacular!!!!!!!
wow!awesome.good coverage
I LOVE long distances train journey s
Mind boggling video. Indian Railways has no such type of network. USA freight line constitute about 80%. It is the no.1 railway in the world. Loco horn also frightening and rocking music.
I’m here spooled up deep. About 43,617 horsepower and full inter axel wheel lock deployment and sand spreader on the ready. Bout 850,437 tractive drive to dah rail. Let’s go with throttle up. Notch seven please. 1,648 cars long. 44.675 million pounds in weight. Puuuull. Chief engineer 36 years of service
WOW!! Many Thanks! 😊😊
Amezing view
Increíble y sorprendente es algo que demuestra el poder del hombre en la tierra
The magic is not only the force of the engines but the humans brain witch design according to Mathematics the loop...the curves and declines etc...
Mind blowing
Watching this is likely to cost me about $10K.....I have been thinking about coming over for a while. This just about makes my mind up.
Wow
Man o man, if at 3:33 to 4:03 does not look like a model train. That is a sick shot, with a great camera, nice!
The Tehachapi Loop is a 0.73 miles (1.17 km) long spiral, or helix, on the Union Pacific Railroad Mojave Subdivision through Tehachapi Pass, of the Tehachapi Mountains in Kern County, south-central California. The line connects Bakersfield and the San Joaquin Valley to Mojave in the Mojave Desert.
Rising at a steady two percent grade, the track gains 77 feet (23 m) in elevation in the Loop.[1] Any train more than 4,000 feet (1,200 m) long passes over itself going around the loop. At the bottom of the loop, the track passes through Tunnel 9, the ninth tunnel built as the railroad worked from Bakersfield.
The line averages approximately 40 trains each day.[citation needed] Due to its frequent trains and scenic setting, the Tehachapi Loop is popular with railfans.[citation needed] In 1998 it was named a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark and is designated as California Historical
Tehachapi Loop - Wikipedia
Very nice video
Amazing
Wow Never see such long trains
fantastic 🇧🇷
Where is this place. Nd whhich train is this..country?????
Nice vedio
World largest train love the train
How does the front train pull all that weight???
ये किस देश कि रेल है.
Very nice
~350 miles north (~470 by road) there's another loop, "Williams"...
Seems to be single track though, at least on google maps satellite view.
Any special reason to create a inclined loop rather than a straight tangent route .....anybody?
yah kahan ka railway track hai Jara comments mein batana bhai
Thanks
por Dios santo!!!! Que tren tan largo. Es más largo que el mes de mayo. Desde Chile....BIANCA ANTONELLA DI VANNI DI BIAGGIO, edad veintisiete sin hijos y sin novio.
Where is location
Where is that?
Kis deas ka h
Which is place
Wow amazing. What is the length of the train.
2.8 miles long sir.
Ye kaha ka Vedio hai
I like it, thanks for sharing #technosonig
Where's this place located? ???😕😰😰😰😰😰
نعشق فيها كل يوم موجع الحب لاءحساس اليك يا غالي
Ye kaha ki train h
Where is this country I want to drive this train
California
where is of Map
This train need two stations for halt, because platforms are useless for this....so long
Thats so amazing! O.O
You should see it right now, its covered in snow
Verry nice seen
that must be a 5% grade before it enters the tunnel
awesome train tunnel
In the days of steam were there trains as long as this? Would have really been something to see.
Sem palavras...
Pls reply kare
Brrr. I wonder how could that run without any accroc ? I would think it impossible if I didn't see it this very now !
Very cool, not sure why all the hubbub just to go thru a tunnel. Maybe they had a little extra money.
No railroad in the history of the world has EVER had "extra" money. Loops like this were built to SAVE money and avoid building very expensive tunnels. That isn't a tunnel in the video, it's just an over-crossing.
where is it ?
@dicky cheema it's definitely not in Bakersfield it's in tehachapi ca. It's literally called the tehachapi loop🤦♀️
Very nice looking which country ?
rajasthan
It's California
Osm
In which country this track is ?
Kern County, California, United States.
i like train vidoes on you tube
การสร้างทางรถไฟ
Extreme engineering
muito bonito esse lugar
By hardadi
सुन्दर
What humans can do.!!!
Some one know where is this place.??
Go
270 ° to make a
90°
This train 8th wonder on this planet 😱😱😱
Wow supar
Just imagine
el sonido de America es el silbido de una locomotora en la distancia
火车🚄有那长👍👍
WOW
what is the purpose of this loop??
To stretch out the hill, decreasing the grade
@@Texassince1836 To catch train Hoppers...
It may be useful for that, but the loop makes the grade a manageable 2.2%
@@Texassince1836 Beautiful area and i totally understand what you are saying about the grade. Trains are amazing...
To make RUclips videos.
Oushtandig
thumbs up another great place for railfanin all over USA
Wow
Nice
eSpetÁcuLarrrrrrrrrrrr 👏 👏 👏
इतनी बड़ी ट्रेन
Norenundaa
Tousif Raza
Hii
World famous?????
OMG 😮😶
It is great view according to tourism & adventure point of view,
But according to economic point of view it is disaster,
This train route have long round shape curve, & in this video we can easily see, 4-5 locomotives are using for pulling these trains, That locomotives consuming lot's of extra fuel,
& in this video Shown geographcall condition, according to this condition they can easily make a curve free train route by help of engineering,
@@dhirendrasingh1792 If this were a straight run through the pass they might need 6-10 locos to make it work. Your idea is ridiculously wasteful and I guaran-damn-tee you that the engineers painstakingly plotted the path of least resistance for the route (there are only 6 of these VERY EXTREME solutions/loops in existence so, wherever you see one, it was NECESSARY in order to avoid bankrupting the company via building insanely long tunnels). Another factor you are overlooking is that a LOT of different things have to fit within the confined space of this pass: Railroad, freeway, access roads, power lines, and the California Aqueduct.
@@colormedubious4747 It was built in the nineteenth century -- an engineering marvel at the time.
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