The famous Tehachapi Loop is located in the Tehachapi Mountains of California and is a spiral loop on the Union Pacific Railroad (originally built by the Southern Pacific Railroad in the 1870s). The loop allows trains to manage a significant elevation gain over a relatively short distance. What makes it particularly famous is that long trains (over 4,000 feet) can actually pass over themselves as they navigate the loop. An average of 36 trains per day pass though here. The Tehachapi Loop has a 2

20K views · 451 reactions | Tehachapi Pass Railroad Loop! It's an engineering marvel that linked San Francisco to Los Angeles. Check out our interactive map with more than 400 road trip locations and ideas. https://www.abc10.com/bartells-backroads | John Bartell | Facebook

40K views · 615 reactions | TEHACHAPI THEN AND NOW: We recently uncovered archival footage from the Downtown Revitalization Project that began in 2006. It’s remarkable to see how the area has evolved—some aspects have transformed significantly, while others have stood the test of time. Through it all, the heart and charm of Downtown Tehachapi remain as strong as ever! | City of Tehachapi, CA Government | Facebook