Steam Heritage Railways

Typical of a 1950s branch line. Mainly steam-hauled trains, over 13 mile round-trip of steep-graded line.

Steam Trains from Bishops Lydeard near Taunton to Minehead on 20 miles of track.  Travel through the Quantock Hills before emerging onto the  coast.

It is a 20 mile traffic-free path for cyclists, pedestrians.

Take a ride on this great steam railway restored railway in Hampshire

STEAM  is an interactive, hands-on history of the people & locomotives who built & operated the Great Western Railway. Cafeteria.

Steam train trips along beautiful Rudyard lake on our narrow-gauge railway. Ideal for family days out in Staffordshire.

Travel between Porthmadog and Blaenau Ffestiniog through the spectacular scenery of the Snowdonia National Park.

All aboard for an exciting journey into history! Ride a steam train and visit the museum, plenty for the whole family to enjoy.

Llanberis Station makes a convenient stopping off place for the shops and restaurants.

From Loughborough to Leicester, Britain's only double-track steam railway.  Running all year. Special Events, Drive  a Train. A great Kids Days Out!

For a fantastic free day out with railway legends, daily demonstrations and interactive exhibits visit the National Railway Museum in York.

A great Railway museum, with steam locomotives which come alive on special 'steamdays'.

Travel to the summit of Snowdon on this rack and pinion railway. For those wishing to walk down, a single ticket is available to the Summit Station.

The Strathspey Railway, located in the Central Highlands of Scotland, runs between the communities of Aviemore, Boat-of-Garten  and Broomhill.

Large collection of locomotives, carriages, wagons, artefacts and railway related equipment. Take a trip on the Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway.

3 miles of railway make for a fun day out. Old Forge Cafe and Souvenir shop. Try your hand at crazy golf, another of our things to do from Kids Days Out.

7 ½ miles along the banks of the River Dee through beautiful scenery, from Llangollen to Carrog. 

The National Railway Museum at Shildon, celebrates Shildon’s history as one of the world’s oldest railway towns.

Our trains are normally formed of heritage diesel railcars from the 1960s, which have large windows and a great view of the line ahead!