Hiking to Goat Canyon Trestle
Photos of the Impossible Railroad (building)

The track runs next to Carrizo Creek, which help to form The Carrizo Gorge.

No Idea but its next to the tracks.

Derailed Train Cars

All Cars are covered with ever changing Graffiti.

The last car has become derailed on the switch.

looking into a car

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Train Passenger Cars

Derailed Cars

Coors Beer Car

The Unfinished Tunnel

The Boneyard

The Long Tunnel

One Entrance

No Light at the end of this tunnel.

The Other Entrance.

The Double Tunnel

Old Phone Booth.

Stone work in the Drainage.

Collapsed Tunnel

This end is by the tracks south of the Trestle.

This is the other end in Goat Canyon, The slope has shifted and the tunnel entrance is askew and lower thanit should be.

Here within The Tunnel at thee southern entrance the huge support beams have buckle.

Further on The Tunnel has collapsed.

Goat Canyon Trestle

Old Camps Etc

Old Foundations lay far below The Tracks.

Bypass Road around a tunnel.

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The Large Bunker

I was cross country exploring a good distance from the tracks, since they are actively patrolled now. Was actually looking for other things. I accidentally stumbled on this site

Built into what appears to be a Old Rock shelter this bunker is built of reinforced Concrete sheathed in steal . The local Pack Rats knowing a dry place to nest have filled it with Cactus spines to make a secure nest that will deter predators.

1st Small Bunker

 2nd Small Bunker

Again filled by pack rats there is also a shotgun shell most likely dragged in by pack rats cause after all they are pack rats. This one does not have the more secure latch.

Older Bunker another Site

This appears to be an old Powder Bunker, dug into the sand it would cause any explosion to blast upwards and not outwards. This one was located over a mile from the tracks.

Access Road by De Anza Springs

Chimney Camp Sizzle

Can Dump