Highway 9 Railroad Crossing Walk Tour, Santa Cruz CA
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Highway 9 Railroad Crossing Walk Tour, Santa Cruz CA
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May 9, 2026
Railroad crossing walk around look tour of the Hwy 9 railroad crossing (CA SR 9) up in the Redwood Forest of the Santa Cruz Mountains on the Santa Cruz Big Trees & Pacific Railroad beach train line. One signal here is still in its original form besides its bell being replaced which is the eastern signal where I started at. The western signal is a knock down prone signal so it's been mostly modernized due to being knocked down several times unfortunately. I also showed the limited space and cliff on the eastern side which is why it'll be a little hard to film from that side.
Railroad Crossing & Train
• SCBG 2600 Beach Train North | Hwy 9 Railro...
Crossing Info
City: Santa Cruz, California
Crossing Signal/Line Owner: Santa Cruz & Big Trees Railroad (SCBG)
Crossing User: SCBG
Bell Sequence: Ring till gate start to rise.
Additional Sequences: Left signal lights deactivate when gates rise
1st Signal - RACO Cantilever
Bell: GS Type 3 E-Bell
Lights: 4 pairs of 8x20 inch RACO Incandescent Lights
Junction Boxes: RACO
Gated Mast
Gate Lights: GS 4 inch Gate Lights
Mechanism/Counterweight Arm: WABCO AL-70 Triangular
Base: WABCO
Whole Install: SP 1970s
2nd Signal - RACO Cantilever
Bell: GS Type 3 E-Bell
Lights: 4 pairs of 12x24 inch Patco Industries RSI LEDs/Harmon Lights
Junction Boxes: Safetran
Gated Mast
Gate Lights: GS 4 inch Gate Lights
Mechanism/Counterweight Arm: WABCO AL-70 Triangular
Base: WABCO
Whole Install: A SP 1970s made from other 70s signal parts, Reinstalled the latest in 2023
This crossing owned by the Santa Cruz & Big Trees Railroad is an SP 1970s signal install with the western signal being rebuilt from spare parts and everything on it changed from the original with identical parts and modern parts. The eastern signal just had a bell change only.
Camera's
Canon EOS R50 V + Sigma Contemporary 16-300mm
Sony FX30 Cinema Line + Tamron 17mm - 300mm