It is a great looking spot with a lot of acro opportunities, but it is registered as a museum (which is open when there is some kind of event), so you should get a permission to fly there.

It features a lot of old passenger and freight cars, some of them aren't covered so you can practice some acro flying with hitting the gaps. There is also a medium-sized chimney.

Be aware that this spot is next to two active and rather busy train lines, keep your flying zone tight to not interrupt them.

Please note that the information provided is based on user contributions and may not be accurate.
It is your responsibility to check if you are allowed to fly here!