@@AmtrakFan670 It was a nice experience, but I prefer other spots. Unfortunately I wasn't able to do them in this trip but possibly on the next one I hope!
@@tri-staterailproductions5545 It’s a climb for sure & I didn’t see any rattlesnakes but I did see a copperhead on my way up just sitting under a fallen tree. You go through the tunnel & on the right side there is a little pull off to park, then you can see an unmarked path walking back towards the tunnel before the concrete that leads up to the opening. Hope that helps!
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Awesome! Glad you could visit the Pennsy State! At least you didn't see 8102 😆
Nice shots
45:00 holy it’s packed
Sure was
@ yea I’ve been up on the reading line never touched horseshoe curve
@@AmtrakFan670 It was a nice experience, but I prefer other spots. Unfortunately I wasn't able to do them in this trip but possibly on the next one I hope!
@ there’s this one spot up by Harrisburg it’s a bridge that goes right over by the water
It’s been a hot minute since I’ve touched PA I don’t go crazy on railfanning
How easy was it to get up on the other side of the curve? I've heard about rattlesnakes, copperheads and bears wandering about on the trail.
@@tri-staterailproductions5545 It’s a climb for sure & I didn’t see any rattlesnakes but I did see a copperhead on my way up just sitting under a fallen tree. You go through the tunnel & on the right side there is a little pull off to park, then you can see an unmarked path walking back towards the tunnel before the concrete that leads up to the opening. Hope that helps!