We took an Alaska train ride in winter, from Talkeetna to Hurricane Gulch. This winter train is unique in that the stops along the way are unscheduled. The small train is a flag stop train, which means it stops when it is flagged down by people along the way or by passengers who have requested a stop. In winter, most of the people stopping are going to their part time or fill time off-grid cabins. The only way to get to these cabins is by train. One of the long-time residents Shannon Cartwright flagged down our train. She has lived in the bush since 1972 and is an author and children's book illustrator. https://wildspruceartworks.com/shannon-cartwright
Like a few others onboard, we road the train just to experience the beautiful scenery and 360 views at the Hurricane Gulch railroad bridge. Come along on the ride as we share a few of the things we saw and the views at Hurricane Gulch!
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