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Looking for info on tourist railroads of the Pacific coast

General discussion related to all railroad clubs, museums, tourist and scenic lines. Generally this covers museums with static displays, museums that operate excursions, scenic lines that have museums, and so on. Check out the Tourist Railway Association (TRAIN) for more information.

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Looking for info on tourist railroads of the Pacific coast

 #888123  by railfilm
 
Hi everybody

with my friends we plan a special (photo and film) trip to the Pacific coast historical railroad.

I am looking for more detailed route informations and experiences from the following RR:

http://www.mrsr.com/history.html
http://steamtrainride.com/index.php
http://www.alberniheritage.com/map/node

Any help will be appreciated. Route descriptions, photospots, (anything beyond their official web pages) etc.

Thank you for your help.

Re: Looking for info on tourist railroads of the Pacific coa

 #897988  by Bartman-tn
 
On the Mount Ranier Scenic and C-C, you might check out the website of the Southern Appalachia Railway Museum (www.southernappalachia.railway.museum) as we operated charters over their entire lines about 6 years ago. The site has numerous photos along the line. Also, Chris Guenzler on TrainWeb has a number of additional photos from along the lines. Combining these with some sort of mapping images should help.
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