The Copper Creek Railroad Trestles at Speers Ferry in Scott County, Virginia 

What a precious little angel. GOD BLESS YOU Both. Hold her close. They grow up so fast.

My mom and her two sisters walked across that bridge! A looong time ago! Beautiful country... thank you for the video! She grew up near there... the Kaylor’s!

Watching that big ol' train tiptoeing over that spindly ol' upper trestle gave me the heebie jeebies.

Wow what a trussel ! Definitely built to last just proved itself,Thanks for the post.

Thanks for the video Shane, you have a precious daughter.

i see this often. I'm just up the road from there. I'm down off of Fairview Rd. Thanks for showing the history of this area.

I wish we still had trains in operation all over the country, ones for travelling anywhere you want to go.

Great video Shane, thank you for sharing your adventures and keep up the great work.

No caboose?! But it was really awesome to see a train go across that REALLY high track! Its kinda nerve-wracking to watch, thinking the track was gonna give way any minute! Tell Baby Girl I loved her choo-chooing! She's a darling! God bless y'all! Thanks, Shane, for another beautiful video. But you forgot to sing! 😲

Awesome trestle !! Learned to count by counting coal cars looking out my window in Rosine, Kentucky on The Illinois Central Railroad now called The P&L (Paducah and Louisville)...

I have fished there many times but it was many years ago. There used to be a story about a blind mule walking all the way across that trestle. I love looking at places close to where I was raised right outside Big Stone Gap. Haven't been home in over 20 years. Thanks

Thanks for this one! My Grandparents lived just down the highway. When I was about 12 walked over the lower trestle with cousins David and Richard. Clinchport was still a town then, we walked over the swinging bridge there too. Quite an adventure! Enjoyed seeing your little one too. Thanks again.

Wow!! I've never seen a train on that high of a trestle. Wonderful catch... You really find some fascinating places. Thanks.

My wife and I stopped at the Clinchport swinging bridge just up the road on 65 this past Sunday and commented that in all the times we have driven past the trestle, we have NEVER seen a train on it. I need to try and find a schedule online.

As many times as I've been through there over the years (nanner nanner, VA State Troopers, can't catch me anymore :-) ) , I can't ever recall actually seeing a train up there! I figured the thing was not in use anymore (it looks downright scary, what with all the rust and such). Very cool that you caught it when you did! -Ed on the Ridge

Very cool...though I wouldn't want to be on that train...hope they keep up the bridge...history for sure.

They have those kind of railroad bridges out in the mountains of Idaho and Wyoming

Is that a CSX track down below also? Do both lines go thru Weber City and Kingsport?

I would love to walk across that bridge if a train wasnt coming

was trying to film a coal train on a 200 foot hi trestle but was not recording the how time that one made me so mad

Great to see areas and features we'll be annexing into West Virginia when the divorce happens...................

Is this the slow introduction to Real Appalachia's new co-host ? That trestle seems too spindly for all that weight - even empty.