SURPRISING UNEXPECTED Finds on D&L Trail (Cycrown Cycknight Ebike)

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Come explore a section of the D&L trail between White Haven, PA & Mountaintop, PA. This 11 mile section will take us on two former abandoned Railroad lines and along the way we'll see some incredible & beautiful sights, including an area that I didn't know existed and is only accessible by trail. I'm also trying out a new ebike as well so we'll learn more about that and see how well it performed on this trail.
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@JPVideos81 Год назад

What was your favorite part of this journey? If you couldn't tell, the lake was my favorite. Thanks for coming along with me.

@glennsmith3303 Год назад

I always like when u find things that only 'explorers' have the ability to spot. For example, that small, metal sign with no markings but appeared to be railroad related - only explorers see things like that. I doubt 'regular folk' would ever spot that.

@JPVideos81 Год назад

@@glennsmith3303 you're right. Most people wouldn't even realize it's there, where I'm constantly hunting those items that are hiding in plain sight.

@user-ug6vd2qx8p Год назад

The lake was my favorite place to

@dianacanales2526 Год назад

Awesome foldability on the Cycrown! Looks like you had a really nice, comfortable ride, too! Love these rail trail videos for the gorgeous scenery! Had to chuckle at the "Beaver Hotel" on Creasy Creek, Lol! But hands down the best view was Moosehead Lake. Nice! Cool to see a phone booth standing there along the way, and impressive rock outcropping spot! Great job, Loved it! Thanks for bringing us along!💙🌞

@nancygermain6924 4 месяца назад

My favorite part was the culvert, flowing water surrounded by rocks & trees, ad the tracks & oh my. Wonderful trip, most enjoyable. Thanks.

@XxflamingarrowxX 24 дня назад

always packing that heat ! haha ! Great video, im looking into getting an e-bike to try and be a little more active.. i broke my back a couple years ago and need something to introduce a little activity in my life. Appreciate the video!

@lindasprout9526 Год назад

The scenery and especially the lake views 😊

@JPVideos81 Год назад

It was a wonderfully beautiful location

@landscapingspecialist Год назад

I just picked up a Specialized turbo Vado e-bike. It’s my first e-bike. I picked it up Wednesday. Haven’t ridden it yet. Going on my first ride after work today. I can’t wait!!

@JPVideos81 Год назад

Enjoy and safe riding

@texas6060 Год назад

I'm sitting here watching live Deers playing in and around c the Corn Stalks accross the Street from my Brothers house. Amazing what you can see when your in the boonies. I'm pretty sure it matting season. It's been nice and Cool here tonight and last night. We have been watching them

@terrycummings81 Год назад

That concrete post next to the cut off telegraph pole would have been post to hold wooden relay cabinet for track signals for the trains, they at one time used wooden cabinets then changed to steel, Like those cabinets you see at RR crossings.

@donnasilver940 10 часов назад

Beautiful.

@glennsmith3303 Год назад

As always, love how you tie in maps wherever your adventures are. I noticed on a pre-1940 map that a little to the west of the Moosehead Lake is a crossing over a river called Bear Junction. This was a rail line which intersected the D&L there and headed Northeast called the Bear creek rail and it went north up to Bear Creek. You can see the bed up to route 436 (probably a fire road now). And you can also traces of the bed to Bear Creek, but they are not marked once you get past 436. Thank you for the great time.

@JPVideos81 Год назад

That's probably the same line that serviced bear creek dam on 115 for the ice business of Albert Lewis.

@bluebonnet1014 Год назад

Hey JP! Just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your channel. You were made to do this. You consistently put out great videos. Have a great weekend! 👍

@JPVideos81 Год назад

I appreciate that!

@Milw626 Год назад

Those poles were dug into dry ground undoubtedly. Lake water must have risen, or maybe the lake was created/enlarged after the RR built in.

@lenkarpinski1247 10 месяцев назад

See my comments.

@ehsnils 11 месяцев назад

18:50 - on some railroads there are signs stating the sloping of the track so the train engineer would know if it's uphill or downhill. Might seem trivial, but it would determine amount of power that has to be applied to avoid getting slowed down or getting overspeed.

@ronniebarksdale8528 Год назад

Always love your trips. The view at lake was something to see. Envy your trails!

@Mike-xq8bv Год назад

Nice video but the bike is hot garbage that's a kids bike adults want duel shocks , hydraulic breaks , turn signals if possible color screens , anti theft capabilities, ect and at least 1000 watt or 1200 ,2000watt motors and 60amp batteries or 72 volt anything below this is old technology happy to say😂

@sonplusone7059 Год назад

You know I love the D&L Trail and have many videos coming. Are you following us? Lol 🤗 thank you for the mention. My heart fell when I heard you mention us. Love you for that. We are sooo appreciative 🤗

@JPVideos81 Год назад

I'm glad I watched that video of yours. It helped me learn a lot about this trail. You deserve the recognition for the research you did.

@sonplusone7059 Год назад

@@JPVideos81eternally grateful 🤗💙

@eileenmartinez1170 Год назад

Beautiful scenery! I always enjoy your great videos

@JPVideos81 Год назад

Thank you very much!

@user-uh4dv2zn5m Год назад

i would love to go there. thanks for more clues on e bikes, i still didn't get one yet. This would be such a great place to start my e bike. (with you)

@Spencer02 10 месяцев назад

I love seeing the old rail trails, always a fan of rail road history. Excellent video JP 👍👍👍

@JPVideos81 10 месяцев назад

Thanks! More to come.

@user-lx4io2pw2j Год назад

The whole trip was beautiful and Moosehead lake looks very cool...

@travlon5101 Год назад

Well, another rail trail for me to explore and bike on !! I never knew this was there. The D&L trail is VERY long. Even into NJ. Thanks so much for taking me along. I love the quality and work you put into your videos.

@JPVideos81 Год назад

165 miles long. This is the northern part of it so lots of other sections to explore.

@catherineengle4196 Год назад

Another beautiful rail trail. Love the seclusion and just being in the woods. There are always wonderful things to see on those old rail trails...I just love it. The lake was my favorite. I do remember as a child seeing telegraph poles in water so that may have been normal back in the day. I have to play catch up again...its been one hell of a shity 2 weeks. Great video. ✌

@JPVideos81 Год назад

Hope you're doing better today. Always great to hear from you.

@user-cu7jn6zz9g 18 дней назад

The lake view picnic table area was my favorite. Second favorite was picnic table area by booth.

@barbara-pigeonbray4579 Год назад

Wonderful ride ....love rail trails . Beautiful video and photo montage . The lake was my favorite too and always love a picnic table ! Thank you for sharing the adventure . 💙👍

@JPVideos81 Год назад

Are there any rail trails down there? If not, are there trails for cycling?

@barbara-pigeonbray4579 Год назад

There is a rail trail in Woodbine ,Ga. not far from here .. A sad note is there is a grave marker beside the trail of an unknown Hobo that fell from a train and died many years ago ..

@garymessina1609 Год назад

I love these rail trail trips the phone booth was very cool great video great finds thanks JP

@JPVideos81 Год назад

😊💙

@debs5157 Год назад

This was a lovely vid scenery wise...your pics at the end are stunning! Snazzy bike but most of all love the tank top! Reminded me of our trip to Vegas , 2007...such a fun place to go, saw the Grand Canyon! Anyhoo, keep them vids a comin'!❤

@JPVideos81 Год назад

Thank you. I can't wait to return to Vegas, although it's a bit hot this time of year.

@keithsimpson1268 Год назад

Great video very calming😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 15:17

@MrIceman22 11 месяцев назад

wow what a great video thanks for sharing this one love it :D awesome new Ebike

@JPVideos81 11 месяцев назад

Thanks!

@hiworldstephensonultranate290 Год назад

Glad i got this video JP Hope to see it all But its Beautiful Area Ur Blessed Saturday nt 8 July here Gt Discoveies n Wow The Train wid jv been Outstanding sae other video when u Filmed JT Train Cheers Brian

@hiworldstephensonultranate290 Год назад

Thanks JP Have Great Discovery Summer

@hiworldstephensonultranate290 Год назад

Tks JP Just Watching another yeh u guessed Pa. Video ++

@lukehansberry Год назад

Love all your videos when you find interesting finds even better on a e bike can't wait to get mine explore myself

@JPVideos81 Год назад

Thanks. I love seeing what these trails have to offer.

@MEL2theJ Год назад

Another great video! 👍 Thank you again

@JPVideos81 Год назад

My pleasure!

@CheapestGamer Год назад

At around the 9 minute mark it looks like there might have been THREE lines since there's another raised section on the opposite side of the trail from where you found the ties. Actually right behind that old phone booth where you mentioned the old ties was the raised rail bed again. Kinda surprised that you didn't go explore it.

@JPVideos81 Год назад

I'll be back in the area again. Apparently I missed part of a rail car that crashed a long time ago.

@leachelleobrien5394 Год назад

Hi Jpvidieo's love going on trip's with you learning history and Abandoned plane's not in to the trains as much as you but Love the ride to hidden places and Abandoned plane's and the raw ghost haunt and Love the fact you have a mate that dose the best ghost party I have ever seen wish for that here in perth W.A.!!!

@katelee670 Год назад

I was born in Bradford pa.. there's a old rail trail around Custer city.. they did away with the tracks..i don't know how far it goes.. I've been told that it goes to NY state..

@poppadog53 Год назад

This a great video with nice scenery 👍

@JPVideos81 Год назад

Thanks!

@musclecarmitch908 Год назад

Awesome trail ride JP! All the old railroad relics and the beauty of the surrounding nature is magnificent there! Nice E-bike! The bike and scooter reviews have really made for some great videos! A great way to get out and enjoy the world!👍

@JPVideos81 Год назад

Thanks Mitch. I'm definitely enjoying my adventures on them.

@703am Год назад

I liked the telephone booth along with the cave or rock outcropping, wish you could have got right up to the rock cliff but I respect that you didn't trespass, as always enjoyed the ride take care.

@JPVideos81 Год назад

There will be other unique locations like that in the future that will be accessible. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

@gaylebrodt676 Год назад

Awesome adventure JP! Beautiful scenery and landscape! I'm thinking the water level of the lake had risen and that is why the telegraph pole is in the water. The phone booth (except for the mosquitos lol) and the lake are a couple of my favorite parts too and especially where the bench is, it would be so peaceful to sit there and look out over the lake. That is a very nice bike! Great video! Thank you!

@JPVideos81 Год назад

The lake is a perfect place to sit back, relax and enjoy yourself. Thanks for riding along.

@user-ci9ri4fl5pBuckeyeChessie Год назад

23:25 just right of the former telegraph pole is the old telegraph pole cross arm in the water, you can see the steal insulator holder still in it.

@JPVideos81 Год назад

I noticed that during editing. Good catch.

@tylersebring8045 Год назад

Fun fact lehigh valley raikroad used these posts to hold their signal or electrical boxes but cool find

@JPVideos81 Год назад

I learned that afterwards. Thanks for checking out the video.

@giniwalters8401 Год назад

Awesome adventure, Jay!!! I enjoyed it so much 💙💙 Thank you for the ride!!! Nice bike and your review was fantastic!!! If you ever give up RU-vid try salesman!!! You are a natural at it 💙 Thank you Jay, for all that you do!!! I appreciate you so very much 💙💙 My favorite part of this adventure was Moosehead Lake!!! It looks so peaceful there!!! Much love from South Carolina ❤️ xx May God always bless you, keep you healthy and safe ❤️🙏❤️

@JPVideos81 Год назад

Aww, thank you for the kind words 💙💙

@giniwalters8401 Год назад

@@JPVideos81 you are most welcome Jay 💙💙

@billywilliams2521 11 месяцев назад

Hey , I love your vids, I love in Williamsport and have for a few years. I've looked for places to do some hiking and metal detecting. Your vids have inspired me to get out and look around more. Thank You

@JPVideos81 11 месяцев назад

Glad to hear it. I have many more places I'll be sharing.

@lisarought405 Год назад

The lake was my favorite

@lenkarpinski1247 10 месяцев назад

OK, you went by Moosehead Lake, wondering why the utility poles were all in the water. I think I can help. I have a topo map of the area from 1894 which hangs on my wall. It shows all the railroads and what they had for roads. I can send you a shot if you send me an address. It shows the then-active railroad past that area. It's the asme place, with an area right there called Moosehead. Further up, there's the trail you mentioned which is identified as Bear Creek railroad. The place that has the phone booth and the trail going off there is Bear Creek Junction.The map shows three structures at that point. My guess is at least one was housing for the workers. But, what is important to your enquiry is that I see no body of water inside of the curve at all. I can send a photo of it if you want, but I get the impression that the area was dammed up sometime past 1894 for an ice pond - where they would harvest ice in winter to deliver to iceboxes all over the area, before refrigerators were common. Railroads would often have a spur for the ice cars. Henry Drive in Rice Township had one when that road was also a railroad, to service the two ice lakes there. So, the utility poles pre-dated the ice lake is what I'm saying.

@crewleaderprods Год назад

That sign you found is probably a yard limit sign

@JPVideos81 Год назад

Yes, good possibility

@T-Cat311 3 месяца назад

That’s the problem with the eastern part of the US, so much land has been sold and it’s hard to find places to go hiking, biking or camping that doesn’t have land posted. It’s a bit different out west where most land is still like it was during the frontier days!

@GLJKins Год назад

The metal sign bent over said switch. I can see it on my screen, just barely.

@CheapestGamer Год назад

Did they demolish the dam for that old reservoir along 309 yet? I know you said you would try and give us an update and a final video of it before it's taken down. Just curious.

@JPVideos81 Год назад

There's a dam off 115 that they are still working on (Decommissioned). Once they're done working, I'll check it out. The one off 309 is posted now, but from last I heard is still there.

@Mike196956 Год назад

I think there’s a concrete telephone booth on the Ironton Trail at Coplay, Pennsylvania.

@JPVideos81 Год назад

Correct. I've showed it in my video there.

@rodneygobbler6279 Год назад

Wife and I used to go to Pleasure Dome down that way. Wonder if its still there?

@user-ug6vd2qx8p Год назад

May I say that you make some great video on your outing in your home state of Pennsylvania

@JPVideos81 Год назад

Thanks

@darlenegood4101 Год назад

Is that the rail line that you took your bike with you and you road back to where you started? I want to go fishing on that Moosehead Lake. I really miss fishing. Not many places around me to fish. It kind of scares me how fast you ride sometimes. Have you ever wiped out on one of your bikes? Cool graphics.

@JPVideos81 Год назад

I rode the same trail back that I rode out on. I typically ride under 15mph except for the speed test I did. No Wipeouts.

@tracirittenhouse233 Год назад

There is access to the other side of Moosehead but you would need someone local to take you. Parking for 1 car , nothing to let you know there is a trail head and the trail isn't marked. Honestly, having seen both, the view you had is the better view. It's a much wider view from the bike trail.

@JPVideos81 Год назад

That's good to know. I think I'd prefer to access the lake the way I did along the trail.

@tracirittenhouse233 Год назад

Absolutely for pics and video. For fishing and ticks, the other side may be a better option. lol

@JulieSheppard Год назад

That's more than my pocket can afford

@caroladunn9729 Год назад

1. When was that abandoned? If memory serves, the CNJ had abandoned all PA operations in '72, but I don't know if Conrail ran through there. 2. I'm looking into getting a Hiboy. Are they comfortable?

@JPVideos81 Год назад

The hiboy ex6 is a very comfortable bike

@patricksparks6631 2 дня назад

The LV and CNJ combined track routes in 1965 from white haven (Frasers Jct) to save $$ on maintenance as they were both in financial trouble at the time , LV abandoned this portion in favor for the CNJ route that goes thru White Haven tunnel, had less grade and more direct. As you said in 1972 they pulled out of PA. LV was then heavy with the D&H-RR sharing business and trackage rights... CNJ route was leased from Lehigh and Susquehanna (L&S), they were the first route thru the Lehigh Gorge and grabbed the best routes, then the LV took over picking best from both roads, keeping some LV and some CNJ routes. Mostly from White Haven to Solomons Gap.