So cool.. love exploring old railroad tracks and bridges. We have an old railroad bridge here that was converted into a toll road bridge to St Francisville Illinois, from Vincennes Indiana. It passes over the Wabash river.
You guys sound super happy to have found it :D I feel like that is something most non explorers will never understand :/ Old bridges sure are some nice beauties!
When was last time the tracks were use. If you clean up the trees and brush on the tracks you could run a speeder car on the tracks be great ride and view
Such an amazing video, makes you wonder how old this location is, and how many trains ran that path. Just amazing. Stay safe and keep up the amazing videos.
I would have never suspected that you were in Kansas because of all of the trees.Cool video though i like to see places that have been abandoned for a long time.
There used to be another bridge a few miles west of this one which was removed when the line further down was removed in 1990. I think they were built by King Bridge Company.
There's one like this in my area(Northeastern PA) and while I was hike the rails up to the bridge, I certainly would not even attempt to venture out on it. That old wooden walkway on either side of the tracks didn't look very sturdy on the one you guys checked out and the ties and really most of the rest of the one by me looks the same way.
And yet I'd Rather be here at places like this with friends just enjoying the woods in peace
So cool.. love exploring old railroad tracks and bridges. We have an old railroad bridge here that was converted into a toll road bridge to St Francisville Illinois, from Vincennes Indiana. It passes over the Wabash river.
You guys sound super happy to have found it :D I feel like that is something most non explorers will never understand :/ Old bridges sure are some nice beauties!
When was last time the tracks were use. If you clean up the trees and brush on the tracks you could run a speeder car on the tracks be great ride and view
Such an amazing video, makes you wonder how old this location is, and how many trains ran that path. Just amazing. Stay safe and keep up the amazing videos.
I would have never suspected that you were in Kansas because of all of the trees.Cool video though i like to see places that have been abandoned for a long time.
Thanks so much and o yes. It's always exciting to find what you set out for. I was so excited lol
great job a old part of history
That is cool!
i share your passion,awesome
There used to be another bridge a few miles west of this one which was removed when the line further down was removed in 1990. I think they were built by King Bridge Company.
Probably about 15 or 20 years ago The last use of the tracks.
Where is this bridge located?
That's at least 20 years of not being used
The trees were not cut
That other dude is wearing a Mesonet 20th Anniversary t-shirt. Did you guys go to the National Weather Fest in 2014?
The Railroad Bridge is amazing indeed!
Thanks so much, yes it was wow
You're welcome!
what river & location?
Mel Perry do you not understand I do not give out locations for a strict reason.
And I asked you to not give out locations to the world. Great job. You are now blocked.
There's one like this in my area(Northeastern PA) and while I was hike the rails up to the bridge, I certainly would not even attempt to venture out on it. That old wooden walkway on either side of the tracks didn't look very sturdy on the one you guys checked out and the ties and really most of the rest of the one by me looks the same way.
Marmaton River , fort Scott
UrbanMan 2015 you literally show the river name on the bridge