And we see BNSF power on CN trains in Ontario. Cajon Pass is way heavier than any grade CN faces in Canada, though. 0.75% on Yellowhead Pass at the Continental Divide at BC/Alta, the lowest (and gentlest) of any crossing of the Divide in North America. There is a mountain in view of the tracks (Mt. Robson) that has two vertical miles of mountain exposed. That's how deep the glacier dug out the mountain valleys. Interestingly, the Continental Divide here is between the Arctic and Pacific watersheds, not between Atlantic and Pacific the way it is in most other places in the mountains, including our own Kicking Horse and Crow's Nest Passes further south.
Great foggy Cajon photography, I assume you're out there today (2-26) videoing the snow-covered landscape. Btw, love the upbound train race at the end!
![[4K] Rare and incredible Cajon Pass Snow 2023!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/yAhqNqkzgd8/mqdefault.jpg)
I look sensational on you and a very good hunt and above all a very good activity
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Awesome , just awesome 👌
Awesome shots, the whether made this so much better!
- Damien
That Thumbnail is amazing!
Great video! It’s cool seeing Cajon in the fog!
Nice location👍👍
Fantastic video! One of these days I want to railfan Cajon!!
Nice Catches!
Very very cool 😎 all meeting like that 👌 👍 😎 awesome capture
i have the same layout on my floor. OMG love the video.
Wow, amazing video! I love it so much 👍 keep up the great work!
Awesome catch❤
You did a great job there! I loved this video! Greetings from Peru!
Great video
Great sound work!
I haven't seen that many Conrail cars together in a long time
2:02 Canadian National? Isn’t that uncommon to find in the USA?
Cn runs through michigan so not really
its very common in the usa.
And we see BNSF power on CN trains in Ontario.
Cajon Pass is way heavier than any grade CN faces in Canada, though. 0.75% on Yellowhead Pass at the Continental Divide at BC/Alta, the lowest (and gentlest) of any crossing of the Divide in North America. There is a mountain in view of the tracks (Mt. Robson) that has two vertical miles of mountain exposed. That's how deep the glacier dug out the mountain valleys. Interestingly, the Continental Divide here is between the Arctic and Pacific watersheds, not between Atlantic and Pacific the way it is in most other places in the mountains, including our own Kicking Horse and Crow's Nest Passes further south.
@@soldier3157 ♪ ♪ And down the Mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico-o-oh. ♫ (CN owns the old Illinois Central Gulf, operates in standard CN livery.)
The wheels screeching must go right through you
Awesome
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Great foggy Cajon photography, I assume you're out there today (2-26) videoing the snow-covered landscape.
Btw, love the upbound train race at the end!
Thank you! Unfortunately, I was unable to be trackside on Cajon Pass during the snowstorm yesterday.
How long of a hike from the main road is it?
Absolutely Amazing! loved every part of this one! What camera do you use?
Thanks! I use a Sony FDR-AX53.
Shame on you cutting off so much of the first train. On to the next site for me.