212K views · 319 shares | From the cab of Santa Fe train #199, we see an upgrade Southern Pacific train at Bealville, CA on Tehachapi Pass. From the Pentrex show "Cajon Pass & Tehachapi Loop" https://rfd.video/SoCal | Railfan Depot | Facebook

Out of Mojave and up the east slope of Tehachapi Pass, then dropping downgrade and meeting an opposing train on the loop! From the Pentrex show "Cajon Pass & Tehachapi Loop" https://rfd.video/SoCal #santafe #cabrides #tehachapipass #tehachapiloop #atsf | Railfan Depot

Some video shows the unique Southern Pacific Cab Forward steam locomotives on Tehachapi Loop. From the Pentrex show "Southern Pacific Cab Forward Collection" https://rfd.video/PentrexCabForward | Steam Giants

824K views · 67K reactions | Santa Fe 4-8-4 #3751 has been restored and is seen on the return trip of a Los Angeles to Bakersfield trip in December, 1991 climbing Tehachapi Loop. From the Pentrex show "Santa Fe 3751 – Return to Steam" https://rfd.video/3751RTS | Steam Giants | Facebook

How amazing is this aerial footage of the Tehachapi Loop? | Train Simulator

3.2K views · 15 reactions | A Railway That Defied Granite And...

The famous Tehachapi Loop is located in the Tehachapi Mountains of California and is a spiral loop on the Union Pacific Railroad (originally built by the Southern Pacific Railroad in the 1870s). The loop allows trains to manage a significant elevation gain over a relatively short distance. What makes it particularly famous is that long trains (over 4,000 feet) can actually pass over themselves as they navigate the loop. An average of 36 trains per day pass though here. The Tehachapi Loop has a 2