Rails, Red Rock, and the Corona Arch: Union Pacific's Kane Creek Branch in Utah! 

Great video . Have a blessed night

Danny Harmon of Distant signal pointed me to this fine channel and he was right!! ... great video's and excellent narration ... subscribed immediately ... keep it coming !!

Any railfan who isn’t subscribed to this channel is just missing out

Great channel came here from Distant Signal recommendation.

I own a few of your videos and was excited to see Danny recommend your channel. Awesome work, thanks for uploading!

Fantastic work, as always. I was waiting for Airwolf to appear in some of this scenery, or Black Mesa Research facility. Breathtaking.

Absolutely awesome.

Spectacular.

This is definitely one of my favourite of your films. The scenery is unlike anything else.

Dannyv Harmon sent me. Brings back Backpacking memories :)

FANTASTIC SCENERY! 4K WOULD BE APPRECIATED.

As always absolutely stunning photography

Man !!!! What a beautiful place to work!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 SUBBED !!!😀😀😀🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🍺🍺🍺🍺

0:18 that is one HELL OF A SHOT. Fantastic work, bravo.

Aside from the spectacular scenery, visually, I enjoy (and prefer) seeing the traditional style UP locomotives with their name on them as opposed to the flag adorned variety, as well as older boxcars and rolling stock that only seems to be visible on branch lines such as this. It's also interesting to me that this is still one of the branch lines UP the company operates, as opposed to a smaller short-line or rail leasing operations running in other locations like this around the country. Fantastic video! Thanks for sharing!

Another great video in a beautiful land. Every one needs to see that area in person. Thanks 😊

I LOVE trains. Your cinematography of your train videos are superb. Your narration spot on. Kudos to you sir for sharing your rail fanning experiences. The scenery is breath taking !!

Thanks for your hard work gathering ll the film and information, a beautiful place

Breathtaking video! Makes me feel like I’m there.

Glad I found this. Recommended from Distant Signal. These were the kind of videos I've been searching for aside his. Thanks!

Been to Moab many times and always wondered about the RR there. Also on the south side of Moad, there is an Illinois Central RR semi-trailer. Been there for over twenty five years. Was still there when we were out there in 2016.

Very nice video! Beautiful scenery and exciting views!

Excellent video!! Scenery, sounds, history, etc.

Excellent video! 👍👍❤🙂🙂

Superb!! video sir ❤❤❤❤

Thanks for sharing these beautiful videos! Love everything UNION PACIFIC!!!

Great filming. You got super close to the train in the canyon.

What an excellent video. Your channel was recommended by Danny Harmon of Distant Signal Productions. It's interesting that UP #1344 was originally built for the D&RGW. Your video style has encouraged me of how to improve my channel of videoing trains. Thanks again.

Awesome video!

Excellent clip video!

Wow! I live in Utah over by Zion National Park, but no trains (that I know of). This is giving me ideas for a spring road trip! Fantastic production!

nothing like action on the Cane Branch.

The town sounds like the one in the movie "Cars"

Make a really good scenic line when it's service days are finished

Tyler Mac This is my favourite the train is coming

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Nice

Good video. That contaminated dirt isn't being buried "deep in the book cliffs" however. Its quite visible from the intestate and google

Can you guys upload the full video of “Coal trains of the Powder River Basin” please?

I heard about the potash plant there.

Canyonlands is actually National Park

What are those vertical tubes for at 8:53?

Are you gonna be updating the Union Pacific Laramie Subdivision DVD soon

Is it just me, or do a couple of these cuts look quite similar to Bloomer Cut, outside Newcastle, CA?

Wow. A Katy coal hopper

0:22 Canyonlands state park ? When did Canyonlands National Park get demoted to state park ?

Plant ?

Why are of these trains pulled with with engines? There are only a cars.

choo choo

What year was this filmed?

Now you know why I live in the southwest...