This guy has such a sweet and childish side, with a clear fascination and love of nature. If people were more like him, the world would be a much better place.

Man I love these hikes. I can’t do them being in a wheelchair but going with you virtually I get to see and enjoy them with you. Thank you for sharing with us!

Welcome to Pennsylvania. For years I had business in that area and have been to the bridge many times, back when the steam trains were still offering excursions. It was a long and exhilarating walk across the bridge. FYI, if you get to Bradford, PA, also in McKean County, the Zippo factory and museum are well worth a tour. The Zippo WW2 exhibit is very impressive.

I was lucky enough to walk across this bridge when I was younger.

Wow, the wrath of Mother Nature is intense. I am always glued to the screen to see what you do next. Totally love your narration and how you take us right along in your adventures step by step. Thank you!

Wow! A culvert! After seeing what powerful damage was done to the bridge you get excited over a culvert. I love your adventures.

I just found your channel tonight and started with your overnight stay in the abandon lodge with below 0 temps. Now I have watched about 5 of your videos. Great content, I love it. You might want to check out some videos on here of when the excursion trains were still using the viaduct. The small concrete structure you showed at about 4 min in was a phone booth. In the pre radio days trains would have to check in with the dispatcher to find out if they were going to meet a train from the opposite direction and where to take a siding. Stay safe and keep up the good work.

This site actually was on an episode of mystery of the abandoned. That’s how I know about it. But post 10 episode is way better.

I like seeing Ghost 10's pictures at the end. She obviously likes taking photos of you :)

My favorite part is how beautifully built the observatory is with the metal balusters/railings and the wood. Ive been there several times its something else seeing what mother nature can do to us. Thanks for the vid and God Bless

Thank you for visiting here. I use to visit this place a lot in the 90s when I was a kid. You use to be able to walk across it and they even had a train that went over it for tourists. I was devastated to hear it got destroyed by the tornado. I haven’t visited it since then but was curious what it looked like up close

Those rails twisting off the side of the bridge had my Tony Hawks pro skater senses tingling lol

Thank you for the beautiful scenery along your walk. I do miss Autumn in the north. The power of a tornado is incredible. Too bad it hit during the restoration. That would have been a lovely path.

Another absolutely incredible experience you gave us! I can't believe you walked over 2 miles to give us this opportunity. Thank you.

Hi Post! Thank you for all of the videos you’ve been sharing! I can only imagine how much of your time each of them takes. I always learn something new and this has truly become one of my absolute favorite channels to watch. Be well!

My family has a camp near here and I grew up going here! I remember walking the whole way across when I was little! Even then, I remember standing on it and feeling it sway in the breeze. As a kid I thought it was fun, but as an adult. Uhm...not so much. lol Great video! Mt. Jewett is a nice little town. Thank you for sharing!!

well that was a great trip, wasn't it. I would have loved to take part. good that you shared it. 👍 Cool photos at the end!

Post 10 , many things have been said about you and i just want to say a big THANK YOU for your awesome job and content you provide to all of us ... Again ty for bringing us along to these amazing places , stay safe brother 👌👍

I've seen quite a few videos and documentary series about this bridge, but you went the extra steps and brought us in from the back side, even walking 2 miles to show us the opposite end that most people wouldn't think about, great video by both Post 10 and Ghost 10, 10 out of 10 stars, when ever you do decide to come back this way, towards Susquehanna Pennsylvania, I can get you in to the Starrucca house, it was the original train station for Susquehanna for many years, and I just happen to know the owner who would love to show you the inside that he has been remodeling back to it's original condition, got a lot of railroad history here in this town a lot of the residents are descendants of when the town was built

I've seen many, many videos on this place. Yours is the best I've seen. Nice time of year too! Thanks for the tour Post! 👍👍👍

Such a cool tour! Thank you Post & Ghost!

Ive never heard of this place, but I will DEFINITELY make a road trip out. Just seeing it in a video is incredible, almost awh inspiring. Giant structures make my heart sink, so I can only imagine the feeling watching one be torn to shreds.

Once again. Professor post 10 got me in class. I learn something new 90% of his videos. Remarkable

Nice video. I heard that that the bolts were to week before this and that's why they had the cable on some sections. I think the were changing them in the restoration if that work had finished it sould have survived the tornado. Great adventure post 10

Very cool! I'm a weather geek so tornado damage is neat to see. Ghost 10 is a wonderful addition.

This is my neck of the woods. I was never able to walk across the bridge, I was too afraid of heights. I remember the tornado and the disbelief that something that massive and that has stood that long was gone. It was nice to see it from the other side!

Wow, this was unexpected! What an awesome find. I hope no one was trying to take shelter under the abutments when the tornado hit.

Great to know you and Ghost10 had a good day out. 😀👍

Spectacular! Got to admit you don’t see something like this everyday.

Posr 10 narration is always so spot on. His situational awareness keeps us all interested!🙂

WOW! POST 10 what a fantastic site! Just imagine the power of the tornado ripping that structure from the concrete base. I could hardly look as you were crossing the bridge to the observation deck. Too much for me. When I was younger, say in my teen's to 30's it would have been a snap, but not any more. Thanks for sharing another incredible video!

Ghost10 is a pretty good photographer 👍.

Hi Post. I’m from close by and actually took a steam engine over the viaduct in the late 90s. Great video.

I was hoping you’d visit this spot someday. Glad to see you made it! Still on my bucket list. It’s bittersweet to know Connecticut still has two amazing early iron trestles that are completely buried.

Them inline 6's are such good engines that with some TLC that thing would probably run again Lol

Just goes to show one has to respect the power of nature.

WOW the power and beauty of nature, amazing. Fantastic video thank you for sharing - truly appreciate you taking us on these adventures x

You are brave walking over that glass square, wouldn't be me . Brilliant Videos i love them all

This is incredible! Especially the view of the cascading tracks from below! I love this channel. Post10 keeps it exciting and gives us varied, fun content.

crazy what they could build back then, so amazingly high! must've been nerve-racking for the train crew back then, hopefully they weren't afraid of heights!

I got to ride the K&K steam train across this bridge a couple times in the 80's/90's. Its worth coming back to the area in the summer. In Saegertown(couple hours west of Kinzua) every July the Pioneer Steam & Gas Society puts on their big show(hit and miss engine, line shaft machine shop and sawmill ect) and with in an hour of the engine show in you have the Erie Lackawanna Railroad museum in Meadville, the Oil Creek Valley Railroad tour(Diesel pulling half a dozen prewar cars on a couple hour loop) in Titusville and the Drake Well museum also in Titusville.

27:08 - (Passersby confused at the unclogging taking place, and at it being filmed) *This unclogging is not for mere mortals to comprehend*

I got curious and started image searching - I think the remains of that car is a 1951 or 1952 Chevy. That won't buff out, though.

Man the skies look amazing there, all fluffy cotton ball clouds no hazy mist chemtrails ore anything, very beautiful!

You walked some miles that day. Wow on that bridge. All the twisted metal. Thanks for sharing

Another amazing exploration. This wrecked trestle is incredible. The power of nature at work. Awesome.

Seems like you and Ghost 10 are having a nice vacation. Thanks for letting me tag along

The wreckage...Now you can understand what occasionally happens in Kansas....BTW I am a big fan, and your videos are getting better and better.......Love it...

Post 10 in my own backyard! Never thought I'd see the day! I remember being able to walk all the way across before the tornado took it down. It's really a beautiful place! Glad you got to enjoy it!

Seeing places where I have never been before is very interesting! And revisiting areas where I grew up brings back so many unexpected memories... Thank you in both respects, for both the familiar and unfamiliar sights and experiences, enjoyed every time!

I would love to see that in the summer, must be beautiful. Thanks for showing us Post.

Interesting and entertaining thanks Mr post thanks again for sharing your videos. Chris from England.

A toast to post and ghost. 🥂 Great video, great subject.

I really enjoyed watching this again and reading the information on the bulletin board.

This is honestly so cool, and such a beautiful scenery

Once again my thanks for letting me experience this along with you. Loving this content!

Well, Post, I knew you'd get a kick out of visiting this. Imagine my surprise....I suggested a trip to the Kinzua Bridge a couple days ago in the comments, and here, you must have had this trip planned already. It's a really cool place to visit. My S.O. and try to get up here every couple years....it's just a day trip for us, a little over 2 hours away. We never get tired of it. When the trestle was first built in the 1880's it was considered one of the engineering wonders of the world. What was really amazing was that it went up in just 94 days. That was Kinzua Creek you crossed. It flows down to the Allegheny River...actually, I think it flows into the Allegheny Reservoir, behind the Kinzua Dam. You should have been there a couple weeks ago...the leafs were magnificent. I'm going to guess Ghost 10 enjoyed the visit as well.

This has been on the TV in the UK. Fascinating structure and story.

Just thought you should know, the bridge was never being converted to a bike trail. Until the tornado hit, it still was used to run trains over it, that was why they where restoring it. As for the cat walk you see on both sides was for pedestrians The railroad that ran on the bridge was the Kane And Knox. railroad out of Kane Pa, Since the destruction of the bridge the railroad has gone bankrupt.

My friends and I went out there in 1996 and fortunately took dozens of photos. We took a photo of ourselves with a camera on a tripod at the top of the trestle. My one friend was scared of heights and just as the shutter clicked, a gust of wind knocked the camera over. Got a great shot of my nervous friend and I in mid-scream. If he knew then, a tornado would knock it down a few years later, he would have had a heart attack. Great to see it again.

We were there the morning after the tornado hit this. All the park employees were in total shock. We didn't realize at first what happened....then we saw the iron supports ripped up and mangled in the bottom of the valley. You could see the path of the F1 tornado that did the damage....the path of it basically bounced off of it in the middle, it didn't cross over it at all, just a glancing blow. Crazy the amount of damage from such a small tornado!

Wow. That is pretty crazy damage from just an F1. Commenting of course as someone who does NOT live in an area with tornadoes, the view of the devastation from the observation platform was awesome in the most literal sense of the word. Awesome and terrifying.

Thank you for bringing Ghost 10 with you lovey to see her. Interesting vdo in the sky.

I am impressed that did that, went on the hick to get there and what not. but to me so worth it

That bridge was an engineering marvel. The weakest link was the old bolts and that was what brought it down.

The company doing work on the bridge had neglected the anchoring bolts at several bases of the uprights, figuring no trains, just a hiking trail = no need to heavily reinforce the structure. Never expected a once-in-a-lifetime tornadic storm. I think the company went out of business, not having insurance or resources to complete repairs.

Thanks 🙏 from aussies in Australia 🇦🇺 lol I would love to be able to go there lol 😂

Thanks to you guys for the cool trip. As well there was a time or two that my stomache sort of sucked up from the fear of hights. Funny aint it. I do not fear heights but the body itself has its own functions. I use to dive from high cliffs flew in some jets etc. but still when at high places and looking straight down my stomach lets me know. Peace and Joy and wisdom be with youn's alway. Oh yea excelent photography at the end. Somebody is gifted.

I’m so happy you are showing some amazing things I haven’t seen in my home state.

Wow! Very cool bridge with lots of history. Thanks for pausing long enough on the information signage about the bridge. I swear you have culvert super powers. You can spot one from several yards away and that's when their little. You gotta have a culvert seeking super power. I love it! This was an awesome video. Thank you for taking us along. Be well, stay safe! 😊🌻❤

Great video and Discovery post 10 I saw this abandoned trestle bridge in a book at REI I think they have it as a historical marker and also a state park that's pretty neat they did that but it's sad that the bridge no longer goes across since a tornado went through it I want to take a trip to come see this sometime in the future

Wow! That is one mangled bridge. It's amazing to see mother nature's destruction like this. I would not be walking across that bridge. Way to high for me. Sight from the observation deck was really cool. Love your adventures and videos Postie. You guys stay safe now.

Fantastic Ride! Very Interesting! Thank you!

What a cool bridge! Thanks for the video man.

I love his excitement as he shows us the damage. And his WoW's Great Video. That must have been a very long bridge.

Thanks for the tour.

Welcome to Pennsylvania. Very nice video. Love it. ❤️

Great video as always. The pics of you at the end are awesome too!

the locals say that they found spikes scattered for thousands of feet in every direction..when the rails got whipped around.

Another awesome video! Thank you for sharing!

That was amazing !! Thanks. Some good photos of you too.

This was a great video. Many things not shown on the documentaries I have seen on TV. 👍🏼 Fun to watch.

Wow that's wild. Very cool!! Thanks for taking us along!!

what's surprising is that the tornado wasn't even that intense, the tornado only had 94mph wind speeds f1 on the fujita scale its just the bridge was so badly rusted over the years it took nothing to fell it

I road across that as a kid on a train. :) My grandparents used to take me there all the time. My mom has pics of herself way up where they climbed up the trestles. Sad it got hit by the tornado but the cost to fix it was way to much. :( It was a really nice place to visit and they had made it really nice to walk across. We used to walk across it and then we'd go down underneath and see if we could beat my grandparents back to the parking lot going down the long way while they walked back across the bridge.

I loved the video! I also loved the pictures she took at the end. We saw a funny side of you, Post 10! Loved it!

Another spectacular adventure educational enlightning beautiful scary outstanding thanks post 10.😁🇺🇸👮🏻‍♂️!!!!!

Fantastic video. Thanks for sharing ✌️

Those must have been some angry beavers to take down that bridge 😄

This video is AMAZING! Thank you!

Ghost 10 snapping pictures of Post 10... Or is that the floating camera that just follows Postie around wherever he goes??🤣🤣🤣 Thanks for sharing this most interesting hike Post 10... Shared blessings and Happy Holidays my friend..

Post 10, you take us on the best adventures from spiders to beavers and everything in between! Thank you

The awesome power of mother nature.what a great video

This is really cool and sad to see go. Would've loved a bike trail here to go over. Where is this though? I wanna go here now

Post 10 that was so interesting thank you so much for sharing it we live in Oregon we never be able to go and see that we’re always on in venture with you have a good night my dear hugs

I’m glad Mrs. 10 remembered to wear her Wellies. 🙂

Hard to imagine that THAT happened maybe just in a few seconds. Horrible. Makes me shiver. But I have to smile when I see and hear, how you see special, beauty or cool things. I like very much, that you take the time and explain whats there. You make the world a better place with your kindness, far-forsightness and you take care. Just yesterday I saw something about ocean cleanup system-002. Maybe you're interested in that 'cause you're protecting the oceans with picking up trash. A big thx for that! 😘

There's a lot of culverts and arch bridge's along that grade if you keep heading back towards Lewis Run pa. I've spent a lot of time on ATVs on that grade

The worry is that this structure was designed to take 100’s of tons of train, 300ft in the air, and some wind took it out. Spectacular structure. With abs’ no factor of safety built in ! 😎

Incredible what Mother Nature can do. I’ve read and seen so many things about the Kinzua Viaduct that seeing you explore this magnificent piece of engineering was heart warming. We have a tv show here in the UK called “Abandoned Engineering” and they featured this structure in one of the episodes. Nice video 👍