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Canadian Railroads > What is it?Date: 10/22/16 15:55 What is it? Author: Toller There is a route in the NW of Canada that seems to be as interesting as Horseshoe Curve or the Tehachapi Loop. Can someone tell me what it is?
Date: 10/22/16 16:30 Re: What is it? Author: CarolVoss Toller Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > There is a route in the NW of Canada that seems to > be as interesting as Horseshoe Curve or the > Tehachapi Loop. Can someone tell me what it is? Spiral tunnels?? Carol Voss Bakersfield, CA Date: 10/22/16 16:34 Re: What is it? Author: Toller As I recall it has several back and forth movements. I'm trying to find the name.
Eric Date: 10/22/16 16:43 Re: What is it? Author: Lackawanna484 (former) Tumbler Ridge?
Date: 10/22/16 16:49 Re: What is it? Author: CPR_4000 Province? What are some online towns or the endpoints?
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/22/16 16:50 by CPR_4000. Date: 10/22/16 19:36 Re: What is it? Author: hoggerdoug How about the "former BC Rail" ??? Doug
Date: 10/22/16 20:36 Re: What is it? Author: shortlineboss Former BCOL Dease Lake line perhaps?
Mike Root Madras, OR Date: 10/22/16 21:09 Re: What is it? Author: thehighwayman Toller Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > There is a route in the NW of Canada that seems to > be as interesting as Horseshoe Curve or the > Tehachapi Loop. Can someone tell me what it is? Saying the NW of Canada is like saying Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and perhaps a bit of Nevada. In other words, a hell of a lot of country! Will MacKenzie Dundas, ON Date: 10/23/16 02:21 Re: What is it? Author: 1-12016 north off lilloet bc on the williams lake sub at pavilion bc
Date: 10/23/16 04:27 Re: What is it? Author: CNStratford NW of Canada could mean the Yukon - so the White Pass?
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