The Cartwright Tunnel was originally built in 1912 and 1913 for rail and vehicle access in 1912 and 1913, with the aid of horse- and mule-drawn machinery. It's now part of a short but pleasant pedestrian trail across the Yellowstone River, although as of this writing it's under repair and not yet re-opened to pedestrian traffic. Even a visit to the entrance is impressive, though, and this makes a nice, scenic warm-up for a longer road run in the area.

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Elevation 610 m

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Location: Mckenzie County, North Dakota, United States

Cartwright Tunnel

1. Fairview Bridge and Cartwright Tunnel trail run — McKenzie County, North Dakota

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