It was not a good experience. The building was dirty cracked and old, spider webs everywhere. The doggy area was full of poop. The room was very worn; cracked tiles, toilet didn’t flush well, shower …Full review by 30trip
Feb 19, 2024
Very cool place amazing history . If you have train enthusiasts, definitely take them there, look for the train scheduleFull review by Martha V
Sep 26, 2023
As a lifelong railroad enthusiast, my passion for trains has taken me to various engineering marvels across the country, from the historic Horseshoe Curve in Pennsylvania to the impressive Tunkhannoc…Full review by runner24
Yup, as lloydmax wrote. no fee. All you need is a good view point. Start with the Tehachapi Loop Overlook on Woodford/Tehachapi Rd. Expect to wait 20 minutes to an …
Yup, as lloydmax wrote. no fee. All you need is a good view point. Start with the Tehachapi Loop Overlook on Woodford/Tehachapi Rd. Expect to wait 20 minutes to an hour but could be less!
Would love to revisit the Loop but remember the road as being narrow and windy. It's been 40 years. Is the road safe for large motorhomes? Parking? Turn around?
I'm from UK and would love to see the tehachapi loop and trains. I've watched trains at tehapachi depot on webcamtaxi which is awesome. However I don't drive and i wondered how accessible area is ? Is there public transport? Thanks
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There is no public transportation to the rail loop location. YouTube provides good videos. The Tehachapi Train Depot Museum provides an excellent overview and dioramas. …
There is no public transportation to the rail loop location. YouTube provides good videos. The Tehachapi Train Depot Museum provides an excellent overview and dioramas. Google Maps/Satellite shows the rail lines and single or double tracking sections. I bet if you hung out for a few hours a rail fan may be kind enough to take you along.
Want to learn about dates, times to see the train full circle on the Tehachapi Loop. Other things to see while in Techachapi, and nearby cities. Thanks.
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Haven't been to the Tehachapi Loop many times, I have never missed seeing the train Loop itself. This is such a heavily traveled train track that you never have to wait very long …
Haven't been to the Tehachapi Loop many times, I have never missed seeing the train Loop itself. This is such a heavily traveled train track that you never have to wait very long to see a train come through. Rather than overthink it and try to find a schedule, which I would guess does not exist. I would say go stand up by the monument which you will see on the roadside as you take the Keane off ramp and go up the hill. It won't take long and a train will appear. Now on the same road you will find the Cesar Chavez Memorial which I find to be a wonderful stop on the way to look at the attached at the Loop. It's a nice little Museum and Monument. It's free. And has beautifully clean restrooms. When you continue on the road toward Tehachapi at least the Side Road you will get to go through a lot of the wind power generators. They are amazing to see up close. Now on to Tehachapi. First off there is a beautiful German bakery there with wonderful sandwiches and many beautiful pastries. Next door is Tehachapi Depot which is a train museum. It's small but fun. Across the street and back to the corner is the tatchapee visitor center which has very helpful people inside. Another favorite for me is the Thai food restaurant thaihachapi . We've had wonderful meals there. Beyond that there is a small Museum in town mostly for local though there is a Buddhist Monastery with a huge bell that some people really enjoy visiting. Enjoy Tehachapi.
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