The LONGEST ABANDONED Train Bridge I Ever Crossed! - Not What I Expected

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This is the LONGEST ABANDONED Train Bridge that I ever crossed!
Hey everyone, in this video myself, RJ & Jake venture out to locate and cross an abandoned train bridge. Once arriving at the location, it wasn't what I expected. Although the rails are gone, the bridge has a solid floor which made crossing a bit easier. On our way across we discovered signs of another bridge and were hit with some strong winds. Once across, we discovered that there is even more to this location and research will explain what we found. So come along with us as we cross and explore the Longest Abandoned Train Bridge that we ever found. Enjoy
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@JPVideos81 3 года назад

What did you think of this adventure? This definitely holds a record for me and I'm glad I was able to share it with everyone.

@AmbersParaWorld 3 года назад

Very cool

@whitewolf12ca 3 года назад

it was all great history seen again the drone video was great too

@SR-zi6eo 3 года назад

Loved it; thank you! 🌝

@eastcoastmodz5195 3 года назад

I did notice that the Stop Sign reads; "Private Crossing". Could it be that the land on the other side of the tracks which is private uses that bridge as a way of travel to and from somewhere?? Why else would an old trestle have a concrete floor?? Only reason would be for small trucks or atv vehicles to travel on?

@lisaweidner6330 3 года назад

Great video Jay 👍

@JamieMakin 3 года назад

That is an absolutely amazing find! The existing bridge is impressive in its own right, then finding the remnants of the other concrete arch bridge was a nice bonus. I appreciate the old photos you were able to find and share too. My wish for that bridge would be that they convert it to a rail trail that we can bike across.

@brandonlepley3793 3 года назад

That paved piece is for highrail vehicles to put on and set off the tracks. The active line was the former Pennsylvania Railroad Wilkes-Barre Branch and the abandoned right of way is the Reading Catawissa Branch. There were two diamonds where the lines crossed. The diamond at the bridge was called NORCA (North Catawissa). There was another diamond just south of town along Catawissa Creek where the Reading Main crossed the Pennsylvania Railroad Rock Glen Branch to Tomhicken called RedPen (Reading Pennsylvania). The active line is now the Norfolk Southern Sunbury Line and is dark territory for most of the southern portion so trains move with written track authorities from the dispatcher because there are no signals to govern movement. Even today the name NORCA has been used on the track authorities as a copying location.

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

Thanks for the info

@jeepfan75 3 года назад

this would be the bridge that spans the susquehanna river from near Rupert,PA to near Catawissa,PA. I have walked it a few times myself. It is a nice bridge. It is near Bloomsburg where I am from. Thanks for the video guys.

@jeepfan75 3 года назад

I had no idea that the concrete bridge pre dated this one. I totally missed it on my hikes and I have never heard it talked about either in local history. Lived in Bloomsburg for 46 yrs also. Great find guys.

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

I only learned about it from doing research after we stumbled upon it. Amazing what is actually hidden out there.

@Vegasparanormal 3 года назад

I love that sound on the tracks so soothing

@josephshulman7387 3 года назад

Funny me too

@andybrandley7555 3 года назад

Now I want to make a trip to walk this bridge. It's a real shame the RDG is gone but this bridge is a fantastic remnant of its once mighty past. Nicely done JP.

@kaylyn7 3 года назад

Absolutely amazing! That bridge is enormous and then a bonus bridge! I love abandoned railroad stuff like this. I didn’t think the bridge was going to be so solid. I’d thought it’d be see thru like in between the ties and all rickety and I’d be like nope nope nope lol

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

If it was, it would be questionable if I would cross it. I was relieved to see a solid floor.

@user-ci9ri4fl5pBuckeyeChessie 3 года назад

According to ACME Mapper this line labeled Conrail, so the tracks was still in use at least sometime after 1976. Great video!

@nothanks1627 3 года назад

@@user-ci9ri4fl5pBuckeyeChessie nice avatar, love Chessie System👍🏻

@josephshulman7387 3 года назад

Yes me as well

@alb12345672 3 года назад

That would make some railtrail!

@zone7home824 3 года назад

Great vid, thanks for posting! I walked this bridge once myself way back in the 80's. Old RDG Catawissa Branch. Tower or Shack on the PRR/PC/D&H side was called Norca, (North Catawissa). Erie Lackawanna side was Rupert Yard, small but important interchange point for RDG RR until 1976.

@dr.leonardhofstadtersavage6413 3 года назад

Incredible drone footage JP, two amazing looking bridges.

@bsage5514 3 года назад

This was just an Awesome explore! The scale at 16:05 stunning. What an incredible display of bridge engineering from way back when before all of us*your viewers) were even born. This is so historic I am VERY Happy you filmed this and shared it with us! Another 'Stellar' JPVideos vid!! 🔥 🌉 🔥

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

It's always a pleasure to document and share these incredible locations. Thanks for checking it out!

@b2tall239 3 года назад

Nice video. Did I miss the part where the location was discussed? I went back and rewatched the beginning where I would expect to find such info but came away empty handed.

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

Some locations such as this one that arent highly known, I don't readily give the location so vandals dont flock and ruin it for others.

@b2tall239 3 года назад

@@JPVideos81 Understood. I thought that might be the case. Thanks anyway.

@megabyrds4796 Месяц назад

@b2tall239 there is some info on that in an above comment.

@jdhinckley1954 3 года назад

Terrific video! Abandoned bridges like this are on my bucket list when I retire next month. Thanks so much for sharing!

@matthewj2492 3 года назад

These abandoned structures are amazing, thanks for bringing them back to life!!!!

@jcip1 Год назад

absolutey awesome...we gotta make a trip to that bridge!! Thanks!

@janetfeathers4128 3 года назад

This was such a cool bridge. Wish there was old aerial photos of the past to compare. Good job.

@lindak2746 3 года назад

I Loved every minute of this viidoe Historical and picturesque! Watching your video's. Is SOOO relaxing!

@lt2830 Год назад

Great video of the Reading RXR, Rupert Bridge. Keep the RXR videos coming!

@mr7badass Год назад

I never watch a video over 15:00 long but I watched this start to finish. What a wonderful find. It breaks my heart to see such magnificent structures abandoned and never be used again for the purpose of what they were built for. I am an abandoned railroad junkie and every time I drive next to an old narrow gauge line and see all the hard work of shoveling massive hills out and filling deep ravines by hand in the 1800’s/early 1900’s and that work Is being reclaimed and taken over by nature to be almost unrecognizable any more. Same thing with all of the hard work put into these bridges. Especially the concrete bridge of 1911. Such hard backbreaking work that most people cant even begin to appreciate today.

@JPVideos81 Год назад

I appreciate you watching

@Vegasparanormal 3 года назад

I miss seeing stuff like this on the east coast with the trees

@rj78productions88 3 года назад

What an amazing adventure with some sweet finds along the way and many more memories to add to the collection. Also, wait until you all see my "rookie" outtro. 😉 Hands down my longest ever and funniest outtro. Lol.

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

Your outro was what I would call dessert "part 2" lol. Thanks for joining me for this incredible location.

@rj78productions88 3 года назад

@@JPVideos81 For sure. We definitely had a lot of fun as always.

@richarddouglas1712 Год назад

Very impressive! Thanks guys

@richdiscoveries 3 года назад

This was awesome, what a beautiful Old Bridge. Really enjoyed watching this one, glad you guys had a great day

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

Thanks for stopping by to check it out

@GeorgeCoggins Год назад

i feel you on the heights thing. i have a hard time getting anywhere near anything above 10ft and get that same apprehensive nervousness when others do such.

@MrIceman22 3 года назад

wow what a beautiful Sight wow how cool that long bridge was awsome thanks again for sharing this video jp do it again buddy :D the Droid shots were amzaing

@808TheDuck Год назад

Crossed this bridge several times when I was a kid. The Reading Line was active then. The last time I knew any thing of this abandoned line, a fellow from Catawissa PA bought the bridge and a tunnel on this railroad line in the disposition sale.

@JPVideos81 Год назад

Do you have more info on the tunnel?

@808TheDuck Год назад

@@JPVideos81 Tunnel is on the same line and is located near Shumans, PA. Either end of the tunnel can be accessed. However, the easiest access is across private property.

@808TheDuck Год назад

Looks like you've already been there.

@pauloconnor2980 3 года назад

I can't believe what condition that old arch bridge id in. It's incredible.

@ksokie63 3 года назад

This is a great 👌 old long treasle bridge and the remaining concrete bridge is really neat. The views were great too. Thank JP and friends for sharing.

@pattyroosa1712 3 года назад

That buried bridge was fascinating. I'm guessing the stop sign was for ATV and the like to cross the tracks. 🛑

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

It's used frequently by atv riders and locals walking

@bluesplayerbob8698 3 года назад

isn't it amazing that all the old stuff that is still standing was built by the railroads.. bridges viaducts etc. amazing craftsmanship stuff built today needs repair or replaced in ten years. great vids of this magnificent bridge.

@prodigy750 2 года назад

Wow, what an incredibly beautiful and very impressive bridge, it really is huge!! Very cool, and as usual, I absolutely love the photomontage and music!!

@easynhonest 3 года назад

Wow great shots of that historic viaduct rail trestle located between Catawissa and Bloomsburg ,PA , over the mighty Susquehanna river. It says that first bridge was completed in 1855 😮

@frankforrest1597 3 года назад

Wow! Great find of the previous bridge, interesting how it got filled in and almost hidden. Some stunning still shots and drone footage Jay. What river does this bridge go over? Great stuff, Thanks for bringing me along 😉👊👍

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

I believe the susquehanna

@frankforrest1597 3 года назад

@@JPVideos81 thanks Jay

@timdaugherty5921 3 года назад

They sure knew how to build bridges back then!!! I love it!

@577buttfan 3 года назад

Cant believe I missed this one.Room on those pillars for two bridges!

@jeremylando40 Год назад

This makes my mouth water thinking about the potential of fishing around this bridge on a boat

@barbara-pigeonbray4579 3 года назад

Wow ...so many great features in this adventure.....awesome architecture , gorgeous view ,love the drone footage and frame worthy shots...( fun seeing the old photos too ) . ..Looks like you guys hit the jackpot in exploring on that trip . Thanks for sharing the fun .

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

It was a long trek to reach it but im glad it was accessible and that I was able to share it with everyone.

@trainmann111 3 года назад

Where is this bridge located? I've looked through the description and comments and can't find mention. It looks like a bridge that I believe is abandoned near Bloomsburg PA, crossing the Susquehanna.

@plymouth-hl20ton37 3 года назад

I'm thinking this bridge was apart of the Delaware,Lackawanna & Western Railroad they were earlier adapters of concrete Arch Bridges around 1911 update I just looked it up that is the bridge they are on you are correct

@frankjonathan8043 3 года назад

That was very interesting, especially the drone shots.

@ProLGL 2 года назад

You seem like such a genuine good and cool dude. Into railroading and abandoned structures. I love finding people online who have common interests.

@jonowens460 Год назад

Love the structures.have always been fascinated by abandoned rails. Thank You

@paulzimmerman6058 9 месяцев назад

I don't know why I have never seen this video. Thank you for thanking us along

@Soxcessful 2 года назад

Really beautiful stuff. Makes me want go explore! Thank you!

@cattinamarie6545 6 месяцев назад

Oh dear, did I break wind?! 😝😝 Amazing video! I have to go and see that barring it’s not already torn down. Looove train bridges!

@JPVideos81 6 месяцев назад

I can offer you a tour

@elizabethlucey4527 Год назад

JP and RJ you should check out the museums in Washington DC there really neat and the Washington mument OK

@MikeOrkid 3 года назад

The drone shots were the icing on the cake.

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

Thanks

@rtrobinson88321 Год назад

Very cool bridge. Glad you shared it with us. Nice video and pictures.

@jeffconn 2 года назад

Beautiful bridge that looks like it could be converted into a trail with little trouble. Just stick some higher fences on the sides, block off the ladders and you have a trail from Catawissa to Bloomsburg!

@donnaj5464 3 года назад

Amazing bridges! I often wonder how they built structures like that over 100 years ago. They didn’t have the means to do you things like they do today! Great find!

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

I agree. They didnt have the technology of today, but they seem to be built stronger than ever.

@thebarefootcountrychick5536 3 года назад

What a neat bridge. And that other 1911 bridge was a neat find as well. RJ is pretty brave going out like that.

@dan1769 3 года назад

Love that drone view,with that 🎶🎵. Great Video.

@cynthiacleaver9742 3 года назад

I really enjoyed this video. It’s cool how it has been paved and able to cross!! The older bridge was also cool and in such good shape!! Thanks for sharing!!! I don’t think I’ve ever seen the carpet have little blooms!! 💖💙💖💙💖💙

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

😊

@suzannelebizarre5705 3 года назад

I was just wondering where this bridge actually is...I grew up a mile from the Ohio River south of Pittsuburgh, Pa, rail bridges every few miles very familiar with freight trains including the HUGE articulated steam engines hauling 100 hopper cars full of coal...and steel on flat cars out of the local steel mill...my "vacations" were in Cresaps W. Va where these was a rail bridge over a creek (fish Creek) and the Ohio River...in days of yore...had always enjoyed those days...watching trains, riding on them (an uncle was an engineer on the old B & O railroad...) watching them dump red hot "slag hoppers" from the local steel mill...

@timothylesso9121 2 года назад

Same! I’m also south of Pittsburgh. I want to know where this bridge or others like it are as well

@chadbredbenner1555 Год назад

This bridge crosses the Susquehanna River between Catawissa and Bloomsburg, Pa.

@asilversurfer4372 3 года назад

I really enjoyed the video especially the drone footage of the bridge. Waiting eagerly for next video.

@erbewayne6868 7 месяцев назад

You may want to check out the Milwaukee road bridge over the Columbia River .

@dottiemccoy3123 3 года назад

Wow that is a long bridge. I liked the video and the pictures were awesome. Thanks for this adventure...

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

Thanks for watching Dottie

@carlavision6143 2 года назад

JP, watched your short train bridge video and this one popped up in the corner. I missed seeing this back when you uploaded it. What a beautiful abandoned long train bridge! Absolutely beautiful scenery too! Very interesting. Really loved and enjoyed your video!

@JPVideos81 2 года назад

Glad you finally got to check out this one. Maybe I'll find a longer one sometime.

@vitesseguy 2 года назад

Great video! Thanks. I really liked the historical pictures you were able to find on the old bridge ruins.

@JPVideos81 2 года назад

Thanks

@musclecarmitch908 3 года назад

Awesome! Awesome! Adventure! That's one of the coolest abandoned bridges I've ever seen! Great adventure JP! Thanks for bringing us along!

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

I'm glad I was able to cross it, show it from the air and share some history on it to everyone.

@markdayneowalla 2 года назад

The live track crossing with the stop signs looks new. Maybe this is going to be developed as a rail-trail.

@WaltANelsonPHD 3 года назад

I have no idea why you do not give the location. Even with G maps, PA is a huge state. Great video.

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

Some locations arent shared because these locations attract vandals.

@billstill1794 3 года назад

Great documentary video here! THANKS!

@SueGirling68 3 года назад

Hi Jay, wow what an amazing find, it's incredible when you think of the technology that was available in 1933, this was an awesome feat of engineering for it's day. I loved the drone footage as it really helps to get a good perspective of the size and of the views that rail passengers would have had back when this was an operating rail line. Have you got a new camera ? as those photographs were outstanding. Just an idea but have you thought about a hair scrunchie so your hair doesn't keep flying in your face whilst filming ?? 😂, sorry it had to be done. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💖

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

Same cameras, just took a bit more time editing them. Thanks for the tip for the scrunchie 😆

@SueGirling68 3 года назад

@@JPVideos81 They are fab, you're welcome, maybe get one with sparkles in 😂. x

@woozleboy 2 года назад

New bridge line built parallel to the original and its pilings filled in place. Common railroad bridge construction method. No reason to remove the concrete arches so they were left behind. Creates really neat artifacts, but not flooding related, just normal build and fill techniques.

@p.k.5455 Год назад

The drone footage is just completely STUNNING!!!!

@stevenfd123 3 года назад

The abandon Milwaukee Railroad bridge in Beverly, Washington that crosses the Columbia River is over 2100 feet long.

@bulldog6925 Год назад

I believe that once the bridge was closed to railroad that gravel was placed alone the bridge and became an automobile road; henced the crossing with stop signs.

@alexandria8255 3 года назад

Awesome footage wow! So glad you battle your fear of heights to bring us these great views Jay, Thanks! 🙏🙏🙏✨✨✨✨✨✨✨

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

Having a solid floor definitely helps with me facing my fears

@TheKurtsPlaceChannel 3 года назад

Great video. Thanks for posting this. Have a nice day.

@olentangyriver1191 Год назад

Still in good enough shape for CSX to use. Awesome video BTW.

@colliecandle 3 года назад

i wonder why the railway company didn't use the older bridge ? Concrete 'cancer' maybe ? Beautiful video footage both handheld and drone. Thank you.

@Torrque Год назад

Love how RJ makes fun of the “staying safe” drivel. I’m more than SURE that you’ll hear, and see, any approaching train no matter where upon that grade you are.

@NixCrossing 3 года назад

Oh no , not another train video 😂🚂💨 what a great catch and adventure!

@JamieMakin 3 года назад

Yeah, the last thing we want around here is more train videos! 🤣

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

It had to be done

@MercOne 3 года назад

Definitely a lot of ghosts on the bridge at night and the other bridge is just really spooky.

@fastcsx1412 3 года назад

This looks cool af. Does anyone have information on where it is?

@jeniw8586 3 года назад

Great drone footage JP. Hey no pickin' on RJ - I love the outro outtakes 😂!

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

We always pick on each other. Makes for good laughs

@stevebuck3829 3 года назад

Twack was here , probably referring to the twain twacks that used to be there

@mrfingerlakes8735 3 года назад

Awesome video and the find of that other bridge was pretty awesome

@sgttombailes3380 3 года назад

Outstanding Video!! Thanks!!

@marioxerxescastelancastro8019 Год назад

7:23 “I am sure you can see my hair blowing.” You do not have hair.

@JPVideos81 Год назад

Hence the joke...

@elizabethlucey4527 Год назад

JP and RJ you should check out Newark Delaware there a lot civil war cemeteries and parks and train layout places OK from your friend Betsy in Medford Oregon OK

@jeffgentle6497 3 года назад

Hi Jay..one of the first chances I got to watch and comment. My mom is not doing well and it's taken all I can to keep her calm and care for her. I miss my life but, I haven't forgotten your awesome channel. Thanks again for all you do. I don't know when I will get another opportunity to comment as my mom doesn't sleep well. Take care...your friend Jeff

@johncanetta6708 3 года назад

Good luck, Jeff

@jeffgentle6497 3 года назад

@@johncanetta6708 thank you

@USlisa50 3 года назад

Best wishes for your Mom. My mother would love his train videos. She's 90 & in a nursing home. If only I could get her to use her cell phone! They've just reopened since covid lockdown & the first thing I'm doing when I get there is getting her on that phone to see his train videos! 😊 P.S. You're an awesome guy to take care of your Mom ❤💙❤

@barbara-pigeonbray4579 3 года назад

So sorry about your mom , Jeff ... Praying you find the strength you need on this journey . Take care ...from one of your JPV friends.

@kateclark7250 3 года назад

Hope your mom gets better.

@wolftrainservicesltd6418 2 года назад

Great scrap metal opportunity.

@shayneramsay1388 3 года назад

I thought immediately it had to do with the old bridge, but when you think about it the old bridge was being used when the RMS Olympic and RMS Titanic sailed from England, I wonder if any of the passengers from Olympic used that old bridge.

@z_dog7739 3 года назад

Is this in Centralia? I have family up there and I saw bridge almost identical over the Susquehanna river there.

@stuzworldz 3 года назад

Great Vid...great History...but I took a drink everytime ya said Drone or drone Footage!! :P

@stuzworldz 3 года назад

a nd WOW the Footage by DRONE was Spectacular ,,thanks from Cambria California..

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

Bottoms up

@yankeedoodlexyz 3 года назад

Wow Amazing drone videos. Great job. Love it !!!

@Pistolpete147 3 года назад

This was a great video JP I really enjoyed it. I have crossed the Susquehanna River by car many times when I was a youngster we have relatives all over Pennsylvania, I grew up in Upstate NY, near Utica. We had many old rail lines such as this one. From my perspective watching this video and the floor your walking on, I would assume at one point or perhaps even still, that they want to make this a bike/walking trail? That gravel was put there on purpose by somebody? Very cool video thanks for sharing

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

I'll post updates if things change with this bridge.

@stuffandjunkanduhh5049 3 года назад

Upstate NY h? You happen know a good recipe for steamed hams?

@heatherfranklin5608 3 года назад

Absolutely beautiful views ty you for taking us with u

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

My pleasure 😊

@markarnold8160 3 года назад

That's a cool bridge. It looks like it could be reused

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

It's used regularly by atv riders, locals walking and was even part of a race (running) for many years. Would be great to see it re purposed.

@patriciarussell1576 3 года назад

My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed this and in fact viewed it twice! Extremely interesting and what stunning vistas!

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

Thanks so much

@gigicostlow4414 3 года назад

This was so awesome! The massive bridge was really a cool find then finding the old arched one, wow! Loved the drone footage with the clouds reflecting off the water. Aren't you glad this bridge had a solid bottom instead of like that other big one you faced your fears on? lol

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

Very happy about a solid floor

@tracyjohnson2992 2 года назад

This is truly a great bridge, we had one going across the Ottawa River here in Canada, That only has small sections left and most of the floor is gone. Not a good idea to go one this bridge but the one you are walking on seems to be in great condition for its age. What is the name of the river its very wide and it has a very strong current too, Just like our Ottawa River. Stay safe its not worth risking your life for a good shot or a great one that current will take you down river faster than you can swim to the banks and safer ground. Be careful guys.

@JPVideos81 2 года назад

This is the susquehanna river. Thanks for watching.

@southernlight6 2 года назад

You guys are wonderful! I was thrilled to be along even in a video. Gorgeous.

@JPVideos81 2 года назад

Thanks for coming along with us

@ladyeagle9066 3 года назад

Beautiful bridge and river,thanks for taking us along,see you in the next one.👍🚂

@user-uh4dv2zn5m Год назад

look up Ultrapolis ambient music. I'm sure you will love it. the music you play is wonderful. so romantic,,, heart felt, as in the bridge itself. I"d love to go with you to see these places

@jamesalinio5277 3 года назад

Great video JP, if you're looking for a abandoned railroad line to walk and shoot video, come up to Susquehanna / Lanesboro Pennsylvania, for the D&H rail trail which runs from Forest City Pa. To the N.Y. state line, abandoned in the mid 80's and the rails removed in 88-90, some of the bridges are still usable (paved over), some have been removed, if I remember correctly, it is a 38 mile stretch and is open Year round to the public, it also had a Jefferson junction at Lanesboro up to the old Erie (Erie Lackawanna) railroad which is now the"NYS&W" ( New York, Susquehanna & Western) railroad and you can also walk across the Starrucca viaduct where the NYS&W still runs 2 trains a day, the viaduct is over 1,000 feet long and over a 100 feet high and used to have 2 sets of rails crossing it, it is one of Pennsylvania's oldest stone bridges still in use, built in 1848/49 for the Erie railroad, come on up when you get a chance, the video you shoot will be off the charts, hope to see you soon

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

Thanks for the info

@josephshulman7387 3 года назад

Such a scenic area that bridge seems to be in excellent shape no rust at all

@JPVideos81 3 года назад

Agreed. Beautiful landscape and built well.

@mattcrowley3075 3 года назад

This is near where I live. Thanks for doing the drone footage.

@MarkTheLostTraveler 3 года назад

Where is that bridge? Can you bike to it on a mountain bike? Thank you.

@mattcrowley3075 3 года назад

@@MarkTheLostTraveler It is best to walk to this location. There are a lot of cool abandoned railroad related things to see in this area. Several tunnels that you can ride your bike through.