The Incredible Journey: Durango to Silverton

Dec 31, 1993

0h 25m

★ 0.0

INCREDIBLE

Overview

This incredible journey features the famous steam trains that power through the spectacular San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado. From Durango to Silverton, see the forested wilderness, and its beautiful lakes, waterfalls, and rivers. Be amazed at the route that travels over narrows passes, high bridges, and steep cliffs!

Genres

Documentary

History

Production Companies

David Bowyer Productions

Valentine Studios

Southwest Video Productions

The Incredible Journey: Durango to Silverton Trailers

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Cast

Himself / Narrator

"Doc" Carver

Indian

Nick Ramus

Indian

Randy Masho West

Prospector

Walt Kolodziej

Cowboy Singer

John Bryon

Cowboy Singer

Steve Downing

Otto Mears

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