Kicking Horse Pass

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Kicking Horse Pass

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Experience the impressive railroad line over the Kicking Horse Pass is a mountain pass in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. It lies at an altitude of 1627 meters on the border between the provinces of British Columbia and Alberta and between Yoho National Park and Banff National Park, and the continental divide runs across the pass. This route features the section between Field and Lake Louise and winds into the famous spiral tunnel over the pass.
Drive heavy freight trains on the CP AC4400CW or CKPC ES44AC, ride one of the world's most luxurious passenger trains 'The Canadian' or experience picturesque scenery from a helicopter perspective.


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Features
- Route Kicking Horse Pass (Field to Lake Louise)
- Via Rail F40PH-2D locomotive and detailed drivers cab
- The Canadian train ( Baggage, Coach, Chateau, Manor, Dining, Skyline, Park car)
- Park car passenger interior
- CPCK ES44AC locomotive
- CP AC4400CW locomotive
- CP ES44AC locomotive
- Four sessions
- Helicopter ride along the route
- Dynamic fuel consumption
- Dynamic radio chatter system
- Dynamic weathering
- Realistic curve squeal sounds



Offer
store.trainzportal.com/collections/routes/products/pro-train-kicking-horse-pass

Impressions

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Love the new VIA Canadian content, especially since I rode on it earlier this year. However I ran into a few bugs with the trainset I hope you guys can sort out & patch. I sent a longer thing to your contact form on your website a while back, but figured I post the 2 big bugs here too:
1. All of the Manor sleeping cars show the same name regardless of the number assigned to them.
2. You're missing "Kootenay Park" which is #(88)708. You have #708 assigned to a nameplate, but it's the nameplate for #709 so all the nameplates after Kootenay Park are now off by one number. This one stands out to me, as Kootenay Park (which is now "Jasper Park", VIA just renamed it) is the park car I had on my train.

Thanks!
 
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