Goat Canyon Trestle - Carizzo Gorge

I do not but there was a special on TV yesterday about this bridge. 14 degree curve with 10 mph limit. Very scary place.

This isn't what you wanted in photography, but it is informative on the trestle construction.    Goat Canyon Trestle-first 13 minutes. Here are a couple of pics I took from the air of the Campo yard and sidings some years back(1/07). TW

It's a  14 mile round trip hike with no resources.  Best to fly in.

Imagine being the operator on the big hook in the photo, being shoved out to the very end of the incomplete trestle to lower that A-frame.  Can you imagine the creaking, groaning, and swaying, as the big machine was working out there?

And all figured out with, at best, a slide rule, guts and brain power.  Maybe not even the slide rule.

Again, I realize this is a recent picture, not what the OP wanted. But this is one fine(spectacular) looking trestle.

might I suggest you contact the san diego model railroad association as they built a HO scale of that bridge.

http://www.sdmrra.org/contact.htm

Where is that trestle in reality?

Southern California close to the border. Specifically, north of Jacumba Hot Springs in the Jacumba mountains.  Use Google maps and put Goat Canyon Trestle in search field.  Then back out for a wide view.

This trestle is in a region which has a high probability of earthquakes. It is about 55 miles from the southern end of the San Andreas fault.

MELGAR