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December 26th? Indian Hills Trestle to Goat Canyon
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harmono Posts: 71
12/4/2012
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Previously I was planning on going out to Goat Canyon Trestle via an unknown creek/wash that is north of Piedras Grandes. It's not Indian Wash. Now I'm thinking of possibly going from Indian Canyon trestle north of that, and going up that wash to a creek that goes south of Indian Hill. This creek cuts through the mountains, and takes you near "Toy Trestle", and I plan on walking on the hill that the tunnel cuts through south of it there.
Here is a Google Earth video link that explains the path in 3D.
http://youtu.be/GpeCuVnLAFg
I mapped it out on Google Maps.
https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=200894553877442534046.0004cd8885173c865ca28&msa=0&ll=32.73666,-116.180871&spn=0.012238,0.013819
http://www.flickr.com/photos/89836383@N03/
edited by harmono on 12/4/2012
edited by harmono on 12/4/2012
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IMG_1032 by harmono619, on Flickr
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dsefcik Administrator Posts: 2632
12/21/2012
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I looked thru some of my photos from the last helicopter trip I did out there and didn't find much but there are some cool photos from above.
This one may have something you can zoom in on and see but really...look at this thing, would you ride a train on that..???
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http://www.carrizogorge.com
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railexplorer Posts: 71
12/26/2012
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I haven't read the book yet, but in one of the captions it mentions that work camps were built at each tunnel, except if two tunnels were close together. The camps were above or below the grade level, wherever they could flatten a spot for tents. There are a couple of pictures of one camp down in the gorge. I'll read up on the chapter about the gorge and let you know if it mentions anything.
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