Railroad builders pushed through rugged terrain in Badgers Pass county to link Elk Canyon, Elk River, Fox Canyon, and Sequoia Valley up to the Canadian border. Engineers tackled steep elevation changes with tunnels, hairpin bends, and key structures, reaching Sequoia Falls in the early 1900s. This simulation delivers a detailed route alive with interconnected goods and supply lines.
Drive CP AC4400CW and SD40-2 locomotives, plus UP SD40-2, in four dedicated sessions. Trains feature PBR textures, animated cabs, wipers, fans, custom lights, running numbers, varied weathering, and realistic fuel use on the CP AC4400CW. Simulation fans who enjoy authentic rail operations and complex freight networks will find plenty to master here.
The unrivaled pioneering spirit that led the railroad builders to lay the urgently needed rail line through Elk Canyon to Elk River and from Badgers Burrow to Fox Canyon had spurred them on to great deeds. Now, however, it was finally time to complete the route to the Canadian border.
The aim here was to open up the Sequoia Valley and connect the branches from Fox City and Elk River to Wilmington and finally Sequoia Falls. There were still great differences in altitude to overcome, which required the construction of several tunnels, hairpin bends and engineering structures.
But the engineers and workers overcame this challenge and reached their destination in Sequoia Falls at the beginning of the 20th century.
Experience the unique diversity of the Sequoia Valley and take on exciting driving assignments in a complex network of goods and supply chains.
Features:
- new high detailed route in Badgers Pass county
- 4 new sessions
- CP AC4400CW
- CP SD40-2
- UP SD40-2
Loco Features:
- PBR textures
- animated drivers cabin
- animated wipers
- animated fans
- custom head and ditchlights
- running numbers
- different weathering for loco and bogies (CP AC4400)
- animated displays (CP AC4400)
- realistic fuel consumption (CP AC4400)
