Railfanning and Riding the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad - Akron to Peninsula, OH - 10/17/2020

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The Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad is a small railroad that runs through the Cuyahoga Valley national park in Ohio. The train starts in either Akron (south of the park) or Rockside (north of the park) and runs from one town to the other, stopping in various places including Peninsula, a small village in the middle of the park. It passes by a number of scenic locations, including the Cuyahoga River, which gave the park its name.
Unfortunately, because this is 2020 and we are plagued by COVID, the train only runs on half the route on a given day. Today we'll see the train run from Akron to Peninsula and back.
Today's train is pulled by CVSR ALCO C-420 #365, and Horizon Rail EMD GP35M #2348.
As always, thanks for watching, and leave a like if you enjoyed!
Music:
Kevin Macleod - River Valley Breakdown
• Kevin MacLeod ~ River ...
Jeff Autry - Steel Guitar Rag
• Steel Guitar Rag

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@xeroxcopycat 3 года назад

5:07 that was the house I grew up and lived in for nearly 20 years. So many good memories.

@LunarEquity93 Год назад

Great video my grandmother and grandfather took me up here to take a ride on the Cuyahoga valley Scenic Railroad for the first time and I absolutely loved it and I will definitely do it again I got myself a whistle and a shirt and I got to mark it off my bucket list

@LunarEquity93 Год назад

That HZRX engine looks beautiful the numbers look different especially at the top of the engine than they do at the sides of the engine

@LunarEquity93 Год назад

I noticed that the Cuyahoga valley Scenic railway also has some brush cutters as well and a California zephyr passenger car

@jimrademaker8775 3 года назад

Great job Jacob. Enjoyed the ride. Excellent work editing and filming.

@Cessna-er4je 3 года назад

Thanks for the visit in Ohio, you'll always be welcome to come back!

@YellowNoseProductions 3 года назад

No problem Toaster! IMO Ohio is the best state to railfan in the Midwest.

@Cessna-er4je 3 года назад

@@YellowNoseProductions That's good to hear

@LunarEquity93 Год назад

And they also got a lot of places that you can go fishing at and they also got several ponds including indigo Lake I do want to take my bike up on this trail sometime and video the Cuyahoga valley Scenic railway trains going by

@LunarEquity93 Год назад

Me and my grandmother and grandfather rode the train and Cuyahoga valley engine #365 we went on an hour or so ride we got to see the Ohio & Erie canal I got to see some Rivers and Creeks including the Cuyahoga River it was beautiful

@JeffUr7 Год назад

Thanks for visiting my state

@allohiorailfan6123 3 года назад

Does anyone know what happened to the FA’s, all the new videos I’ve seen across RU-vid of CVSR was them using the locomotives they are leasing right now.

@Austinxddd 3 года назад

Please come back to Indianapolis 🥺🥺

@YellowNoseProductions 3 года назад

Don't worry man!

@Austinxddd 3 года назад

@@YellowNoseProductions okk🤗

@TheWaynelds 3 года назад

I’ve never seen them use that solid black locomotive before. It’s always been two yellow & red on black engines every time I’ve seen it. I also find it strange at 8:48 that the rear locomotive has its headlights on, and with a dimmed brightness. Why would it need its head lights on?

@YellowNoseProductions 3 года назад

I believe that it’s a safety regulation that rear locomotives always have a headlight on dim. If freight engines had red tail lights then they’d probably use those, but the headlight is all they have.

@TheWaynelds 3 года назад

@@YellowNoseProductions I’ve seen this on the nearby Akron Canton Youngstown freight railroad as well, many years back. Trains with 2 or 3 engines pulling freight cars would have their rear engine lights on & dimmed (which would be blocked by the trailing freight cars) or when the train was stopped way down the tracks picking up cars, it would dim the lights on the lead engine until it was ready to depart. I dunno why, but these things always made me wonder.