Yes we are on time but this is yesterdays train
route_rock wrote: You can come down to 31st yard and park where the Quiznos is in the Railyard Marketplace and wtch the Salt Mine and South Side switch the yard.There is a bike path underneath and if you want a top view you can go over the bridge. Hope that helps you out.
You can come down to 31st yard and park where the Quiznos is in the Railyard Marketplace and wtch the Salt Mine and South Side switch the yard.There is a bike path underneath and if you want a top view you can go over the bridge.
Hope that helps you out.
(Upper end of Cuernavaca Park - Platte River Bike path goes under North Leg of main track wye, Brush Sub to Front Range Sub)
Recognizing that a 3 year old may have the attention span of a housefly, how about packing a picnic lunch along with a favorite toy or two and try a couple of spots along the Denver-Colorado Springs "Joint Line."
The old Littleton Depot may have some kind of picnic area close to trackside. I'm pretty sure that Palmer Lake, located some miles south of Denver, has some facilities where you and your child could be comfortable while watching the endless parade of coal and manifest trains passing.
I want to take my 3-year old train watching in the Denver area and I was hoping someone out there knew of some good places to take a little one. There is a park near downtown that I have found on the internet. I would prefer to see BNSF as I can go to Greeley to see UP. Thanks in advance.
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