Name: Horseshoe Curve National Historic Landmark CLOSED FOR THE SEASON
Address: 2400 Veterans Memorial Hwy, Altoona, PA 16601, USA, US
Telephone: +1 814-941-7743

Horseshoe Curve National Historic Landmark CLOSED FOR THE SEASON is a point of interest, located at 2400 Veterans Memorial Hwy, Altoona, PA 16601, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 814-941-7743, visit their website www.railroadcity.com for more detailed information.

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2400 Veterans Memorial Hwy, Altoona, PA 16601, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 16 July 2016

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Just Me

15 November 2017

Very nice view, saw four cargo trains in 35 minutes. Rail car only runs every 30 minutes but steps also lead to the top.
Mike Giancoli

05 November 2017

It wasn’t open everything was locked up. When it is open it’s cost $11.00 there was trash everywhere the lights at the top of the steps were broken and trashed. What a bad representation of a good sight.
Eli Cerk

23 October 2017

A really great place to relax and watch trains for a few hours and just relax and have a great time best time to come is Wednesday through Saturday that's when the most trains come through!
Nikola Alexander

19 October 2017

First time here, and we all loved it. Took the 2 kids and us for a 2 hour drive to see the trains. Trust me, the 8 dollar admission fee is worth it. You will not see this many trains very often. People are friendly.
James Flattery

09 October 2017

This is an awesome little place talked in the mountains. It’s a treat for sure. Coming back every time I pass through.
Bill Hasson

05 August 2017

Beautiful setting and an amazing piece of engineering. Lots of trail activity. Should be on every tail fans bucket list.
Nate Eckhard

07 July 2017

Good place to sit and watch trains but costs $8 to get in. If your a railroad photographer the limited hours, fencing and people make it hard to get good shots. It's defiantly worth seeing with your own eyes at least once.
Khal NEPA

23 April 2017

Overpriced admission, $8 per person, this is $4, maybe $5 tops. Restrooms are stinky pit toilets.
Brian Spahn

03 April 2017

Good place to go to check out and learn about the history of the curve. Also watch the trains go by
Tamara Baughman

20 March 2017

Great site showcasing railroad history and the engineering marvel that made train travel over the Allegheny mountains possible.
Jason Kuehn

06 December 2016

I was there before it opened in the morning. But I love this place. It's beautiful.
Pasi Kokkonen

23 July 2016

Great place to watch trains go by. You can't see much from the street level but when you go up to the viewing area you'll see way better to both directions and full view around the curve itself. Also plenty of tables for a nice picnic while watching the trains.