Once billed as the Eighth Wonder of the World as the Tallest Railroad Trestle in its Day, this site is now an example of nature's awesome power. In 2003 a tornado caused the viaduct to collapse, leaving a pile of twisted steel columns on the valley floor below. The remaining towers now end with a viewing platform with a glass floor for those brave enough to gaze down to the ground and destruction 300 feet below.

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Elevation 580 m

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Location: Mckean County, Pennsylvania, United States

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