Tracks of the Goat, BNSF & Great Northern, Part 1
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The most spectacular scenery spanned by the Great Northern.
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| Producer | Green Frog Productions |
|---|---|
| Run Time | 1 hour 27 minutes |
| Narration | Yes |
| Shrink Wrap | Yes, Brand New |
| Technical Details | NTSC, Region Free, View Worldwide on Computer |
In this incredible railroad adventure through the great Northwest, we’ll travel through some of the most spectacular wilderness scenery settled by the Great Northern Railway at the top of the country and now owned and operated by the BNSF.
See GN territory from the western plains at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, through the browning west, through Blackfoot Indian Country, over the Two Medicine River on the highest trestle on the old Great Northern and onto East Glacier Park.
Then we climb over the Continental Divide and the legendary Marias Pass. We will see trains going through snow sheds and battling the grades of Marias Pass just below the Canadian border. We’ll also visit locations like Essex and travel right through Glacier National Park founded by the Great Northern.
This is the most ruggedly beautiful country in the USA! We’ll see many trestles, tunnels, and travel along rivers with rapids and canyons to West Glacier Park at Belton, and lastly into the lumbering towns of Columbia Falls and Whitefish with its beautiful depot.
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Dan –
From the stunning, timeless scenery to the GN-inspired paint scheme, the legacy of the Great Northern is alive and well! The first installment of Green Frog’s exceptional two-part “Tracks Of The Goat” series focuses primarily on the region around Marias Pass and Glacier National Park, while Volume Two moves to the west end of the former Great Northern, including Stevens Pass and Cascade Tunnel. In both cases, the videography is flawless, the editing is creative, and the trains and the setting share the spotlight — as they should. Keep these programs close to the TV … you’ll be watching them often!