Canadian Northern had a trestle right next to this one and the footings can still be seen in the valley if you come back in the Summer. Their line was abandoned from the Donlands Station in Toronto to Greenwood in 1925 after the Canadian Northern was amalgamated with the Grand Trunk to form Canadian National. The footings of another Can Nor trestle, over Duffins Creek in the Greenwood Conservation area, were falling into the stream when I last visited the Park so they may have been removed by the Conservation Authority by now. Still,it would be worth a look ,because the valley is quite wide at that point and the hillside footings might still be there. Stephen Gulch, North of Bowmanville has an impressive "fill" over a smaller valley and the impressive Canadian Northern station on the hill on the East side of the valley in Port Hope is worth a look as well.
Fantastic place - Grew up here 1960's and 70's - swiming & exploring - riding bycicles and motorcycles throughout this valley and the near by Greenwood Conservation area & Gravel Pits - more than once we had to run for the cat walks as a train caught us out on that trestle - looks like they have taken down those little cat walk platforms to discourage people from walking the Trestle - The Rouge valley was another favorite of mine - great Drone Video - thankx 4 the memories - cheers !
Neat video, but better you should film from the road, the property from the road to the bridge is private, and being there subjects you to prosecution..
I do need to keep the copter within line-of-sight at all times. That would not have been possible from the road. I would never advocate trespassing onto the trestle itself. If you look at my other video "Making of Pickering Train Trestle", at 33 seconds into the video you can see the popular hiking trail that follows the edge of the valley and crosses the tracks at this point. See Google map: goo.gl/maps/B8Y9P The rail workers servicing the switch at the level crossing had no objection to our being here. But thanks for the advice.
Zbip57 Just so you know, the trail crossing is illegal and has been the site for acts of wilful damage including an attempt to derail a train 3 years ago. The track crews do not have the authority to exempt you from the Railway Safety Act. If CP Police show up, the track guys will keep working and you will likely receive a warning. You were trespassing in the location where the video showed the train passing, and trespassing on railway property can be prosecuted under the Criminal Code. You don't need to keep the copter in line of sight that much.
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Canadian Northern had a trestle right next to this one and the footings can still be seen in the valley if you come back in the Summer. Their line was abandoned from the Donlands Station in Toronto to Greenwood in 1925 after the Canadian Northern was amalgamated with the Grand Trunk to form Canadian National. The footings of another Can Nor trestle, over Duffins Creek in the Greenwood Conservation area, were falling into the stream when I last visited the Park so they may have been removed by the Conservation Authority by now. Still,it would be worth a look ,because the valley is quite wide at that point and the hillside footings might still be there. Stephen Gulch, North of Bowmanville has an impressive "fill" over a smaller valley and the impressive Canadian Northern station on the hill on the East side of the valley in Port Hope is worth a look as well.
Fantastic place - Grew up here 1960's and 70's - swiming & exploring - riding bycicles and motorcycles throughout this valley and the near by Greenwood Conservation area & Gravel Pits
- more than once we had to run for the cat walks as a train caught us out on that trestle - looks like they have taken down those little cat walk platforms to discourage people from walking the Trestle - The Rouge valley was another favorite of mine - great Drone Video - thankx 4 the memories - cheers !
Excellent video!!!! wonderful job on the flyby!!
Wow, this is just awesome.......Very nice work guys!
I used to snowmobile in that valley back in the day,
thanks for posting:)
Wow very cool video. I first crossed that Trestle on foot in 1969 I was 10 years old. My old stomping ground .
yea, I've been across a couple of times
That is a pretty amazing view!
Grew up in Pickering, know that bridge too well.
Life is precious and you preserved it. Great job!
Awesome video of a CP Rail Trestle in Pickering On . !
Great view's of the pic's. Thank you, and hope to see more of your video;s
What a amazing video! What's next?
Great video! What is the model of quad-copter?
DJI Phantom.
Beatiful landscape nice movie!
Great shot and nice perspective!
I hike to this thing all the time, cool video
Very nicely done.
I like this song
Great job!
Cool music.
Great job ! Big like !
Awesome!
Nice Job!
Terrific!
sweet, very cool
Frickin' awesome!
Neat video, but better you should film from the road, the property from the road to the bridge is private, and being there subjects you to prosecution..
I do need to keep the copter within line-of-sight at all times. That would not have been possible from the road. I would never advocate trespassing onto the trestle itself. If you look at my other video "Making of Pickering Train Trestle", at 33 seconds into the video you can see the popular hiking trail that follows the edge of the valley and crosses the tracks at this point. See Google map: goo.gl/maps/B8Y9P The rail workers servicing the switch at the level crossing had no objection to our being here. But thanks for the advice.
Zbip57 Just so you know, the trail crossing is illegal and has been the site for acts of wilful damage including an attempt to derail a train 3 years ago. The track crews do not have the authority to exempt you from the Railway Safety Act. If CP Police show up, the track guys will keep working and you will likely receive a warning. You were trespassing in the location where the video showed the train passing, and trespassing on railway property can be prosecuted under the Criminal Code. You don't need to keep the copter in line of sight that much.
man you get about! another pucker vid :)
Oh Yeah!
wehr läd mich mal ein auf so ne fahrt bitte melden
Loooong long long...
Great job ! Big like !