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Amtrakman
Member # 2403
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Well I leave on #5 on wednesday (As i have previously posted).I was curious to what side of the train would be better for scenery through the rockies, the left or the right side of the train?


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Kairho
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Having done it last May, and doing it again in -7- days ... thr right side. At least that was best Denver to Glenwood Springs and then from Reno to the summit of whatever the pass is theough the Sierra-Nevadas.
 
Mr. Toy
Member # 311
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Right side climbing into the Rockies out of Denver and in Glenwood Canyon. Left side in Gore canyon and Ruby Canyon.
 



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