Simultaneous trains crossing the Fraser canyon at scenically stunning Cisco, British Columbia 

fabulous video!

I've also managed to be there in the past with no traffic although with the frequency by both railroads that's definitely bad luck - work window or the like - rather than a default.

I was wondering why both trains had CN power. Thanks.

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Not per se. It is a reasonably busy area but just luck that two were well timed. Glad you enjoyed it. It is s spectacular area.

Depends where you are, of course, but in the inland areas of BC they're pretty consistently friendly.

On the CN (the upper) the siding to the north where we're initially looking is mp 96.5 Lasha @ 6930' , then you've mp 101 Cisco then mp 104 Oregon Jack and then the closest southern siding at mp 105.7 Conrad @ 6650' . The track you noticed @ Oregon Jack allows a train to be routed from the lower CP track up to the CN track or vice versa. I don't know how often it is used but with directional running I imagine it is only in exceptional circumstances.

Certainly

The DJI Mini 3 pro. It is a stunningly capable drone for its easily transportable size. I should note that while this RU-vid is only 1024/HD, the original footage is 4K which is seriously impressive. I only made this one as an experiment and likely will do a 4K one in future. Also there's no editing in this, aside from music added. It is one continuous flight. The flying errors/indecision on my part are pretty obvious when you look. I was fairly new to the drone when I took this.

@@cprail1753 Yes i agree this drone and video is stunning. I have dabbled in railway drone photography using an Inspire, but as there are no trains anywhere nearby, don't get much practice. I like the part that the Mini's can fly almost anywhere.

Agreed. I actually own a DJI Phantom II, or maybe it's a III, so while neither of those or even the Mini 3 are likely anywhere as capable as the Inspire, like you may with the Inspire I found transporting that Phantom to be an effort so that I just didn't bring it places on a whim whereas the Mini 3 at 249g is so small it just slips into luggage like an extra shoe. And no matter how good the drone is, if it isn't with you, the video isn't either. I have a similar challenge with my Canon 5D Mark IV versus the Pixel 7 (relatively simple) phone. The 5D takes amazing footage and pictures, but if it isn't on the trip with me, it doesn't matter.

Yes, their Revelstoke cam catches pretty well anything one will see go past this area but misses the beautiful expanse of the area.

All you would hear is the sound of the drone, which would be crap

Drones can't record sounds as they themselves are so noisy so anything you hear is fake and dubbed in.