Routes with heavy inclines

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jjanmarine3

Active member

• Jun 4, 2019

• #1

Besides Avery-Drexel and Mojave which other mountain routes are there with similar or heavier inclines for Trainz SP3 please guys.

 

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headmonkeyboy

New member

• Jun 4, 2019

• #2

Legacy of the Burlington Northern by JR had some steep climbs, so does Coal Country. Neither is as long as say half of Mojave Sub but nice routes.

Clair

 

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pdwood

Building in the mountains

• Jun 4, 2019

• #3

Try <kuid:263525:100194> Norway The Flåm railway TANE final

 

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normhart

Trainz Entry Level

• Jun 4, 2019

• #4

<kuid2:526403:101948:6> Crawford, NE - DLS

<kuid:115421:103003> ProtoClinchfield (Elkhorn Ext) - TPR - http://trainzproroutes.org/tprdownloads/index.php?act=category&id=16&start=3 requires registration

<kuid2:73500:100796:1> Baltimore to Connellsville & West Mega Route - DLS

TrainzItalia - requires registration - http://www.trainzitalia.com/forum/index.php?/files/

-- <kuid:57230:100122> Rollins Pass Winter 1910

-- <kuid:57230:100331> Sherman Hill vers 3.1

-- <kuid:57230:100253> White Pass & Yukon RR vers 1.1

 

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Forester1

Well-known member

• Jun 5, 2019

• #5

I think the Canadian Rogers Pass route would qualify.

 

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jjanmarine3

Active member

• Jun 5, 2019

• #6

thank you guys - more than enough to play with

 

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grazlash

Route Builder

• Jun 5, 2019

• #7

Cayden's MBC1887 and MBC2010 give about 16 hours of driving between them. Both are the same Canadian route in different time frames.
http://www.doug56.net/MBC_2010_Route/
http://doug56.net/CPRMS1887Route/route.html
cheers
Graeme

 

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JSERGIO

New member

• Jun 5, 2019

• #8

Try the Marias Pass route at HPTrainz.

greetings

 

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Forester1

Well-known member

• Jun 6, 2019

• #9

I never did resolve all the missing and faulty dependencies for Cayden's routes. Nice looking routes, but VERY complicated to try to download. Would be nice if everything could be packaged into a less complicated series of downloads.

 

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HiBaller

19 Years of Trainz

• Jun 6, 2019

• #10

Surprised nobody mentioned our Darjeeling Himalayan Railway. Grades up to 10%, three loops, and three zig-zags. Takes a total of 8 hours to run from one end to the other at prototype speeds. You go from 440 feet to over 7200 feet in 54 miles. Whatever you can't find on the DLS isn't worth worrying about.

Bill