[Bryan Smith]

The timber trusse bridge is Denver, Rio Grande Western main line. The mian line track from Santaquin,utah to Eureka,utah. you will see on US-6 WEST head up to eureka. The bridge is in really good condition, though it hasn't been used in many years.

This facing Northeast the mainline track heading down Santaquin. NOTE: you will see main the road is a US-6 West. For some reason the Main road buried the railroad track.

This facing southwest the main line heading up to Eureka town & mining

 

[San Juan]

That's neat and there's still rail and track! Nice find.

I really enjoy exploring the abandoned D&RGW narrow gauge line from Durango to Chama and from Durango to Farmington. Lots of bridges still out there.

Here's a link to photos of some D&RGW bridges we've visited:

Our bridge photos

And here is a great online resource for most of the other surviving D&RGW narrow gauge bridges:

D&RGW Bridge Page

 

[Bryan Smith]

Good new Former DRGW mainline track this track will be reopen in 2009. I didnt know about that. I dont know this will be train tour or something. I took a photo by train crossing on US-6 Main road buried the railroad track. It look like they can rebuilt a railroad crossing and use a mainline track again.
new name of the railroad is "Omag Mining/Parson McKee & Tintic Southern Rail Road" or OMAG

 

[blackburn49]

Great find is right. Thanks for showing it.

 

[blackburn49]

More great photos. Thanks for presenting these.

 

[NTCGRR]

I thought for a minute Bryan was going to take it apart and rebuild it in his back yard???

 

[Bryan Smith]

Marty, Are you kidding? hee hee hee! I'm not going take it apart on my backyard.