Re-Visiting Train Mountain: Day 5 

What a cool little thing

When space and money are no object. What a cool miniature railroad. Thanks for sharing this.

That engine looks like an FM Trainmaster. Used to run on the SP pulling commutes.

I was there last August and had the same train operator! What a place. If you like trains, you need to go. Miles and miles of operating track. Glad you went back to take Jennifer. Cheers

Looks super cool!!!......Wish it was closer!

Thanks for sharing your vacation with us! Enjoyed it very much!

Well, that was fun ! And I liked that semaphore signal at the end too! 😊👍

I really like the two tours you have posted on train mountain. What a great place!

That place is awesome thanks for the heads up.

Hi Mark & Mrs. McGowan & it's is Randy and i like yours video is Cool & Thanks Mark & Mrs. McGowan & Friends Randy

Thanks for the wonderful video. For those who of us who are ill, home-bound, and avid rail enthusiasts, your videos lift our spirits as we're heading down our last stretch of track.

Thanks for a cool train ride!

Ah good ole K-Falls. Back in the my rail riding days I traveled through K-Falls. I got some pictures of the S.P. yard there and I also managed to get a photo of a very large blue Great Northern boxcar. Another time while riding though I was extremely lucky to get an Oregon, California, and Eastern train coming into the S.P. yard. Its a cold son of a gun there in winter.

Glad you got to ride at TM. One of my favorite things to do

I been invited many times go train mountain it's awesome place. I've ate same restaurant food always great 👍 during my travels across west coast in 18 wheeler . Northwest want eventually retire beautiful country ❤ great video thanks for sharing ❤ safe travels.

I’m jealous, you two must have felt 10 years old

TRAIN MOUNTAIN is on my bucket list. 3 of my model train club members go up there and run their trains. And I know one of TM's members that lives nearby, he keeps inviting me to come up. He has his own Steam Engine he built.

Excellent video thank you for sharing. I especially liked the long tunnel. I don’t think anybody’s ever videotaped that part before least I just don’t recall it.

Great to see you made it back to Klamath County. I live in Klamath Falls, almost around the corner from the motel where you stayed. Visiting Crater Lake National Park is difficult. The north entrance and rim drive are usually open July through September, totality depending on snow. I used to live in Victorville and traveled so many times over Tehachapi Pass. Watching your videos is very enjoyable. Thanks for doing all the work making them and sharing. Safe travels.

aloha very very kool mahalo

Great video they tell me Train Mountain is awesome. We went mill creek central 7 1/2 gauge last year, havent shown those videos yet

Mark K-Falls Oregon is a Formal Southern Pacific Town and the Union Pacific Ex SP Shasta Subdivision Goes North - South And the BNSF Inside Gateway Goes from the Union Pacific Canyon Subdivision North to K-Falls Oregon And it Goes on the Union Pacific to the Junction at Chemult Oregon and North to Pasco Washington SP Modoc line went East to Alturas California and it used to Go to Nevada but Union Pacific Abandoned the Ex SP Modoc line Train Mountain in Oregon is a Beautiful Outdoor Model Railroad Mark and the Locomotive in the SP Black Widow Paint Scheme is a SP FM Locomotive 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💥💥💥💖💖

Where is the upper quadrant semaphore located? Really good video, Mark.

Nice place to visit. You sure need to improve your video though. It now approaches lousy.