Our Stations

"Embark on a Scottish adventure through the heart of history and scenic beauty. Explore our collection of iconic train stations, connecting you to the soul-stirring landscapes and vibrant cities of Scotland. Let the rails guide you through a journey of discovery and enchantment. Welcome aboard!"

WEST HIGHLAND LINE

GLASGOW TO OBAN / MALLAIG

Time: 5h 15mins

Look out for: the Jacobite steam train and its Harry Potter connections

The West Highland Line is described as one of the most scenic rail journeys in the world. It runs from Glasgow up north to Crianlarich. One route then goes west past Loch Awe to Oban or continues north through Rannoch Moor to Fort William and Mallaig.

THE FAR NORTH LINE

INVERNESS TO THURSO / WICK

Time: 4h 30 mins

Look out for: varied coastline, pleasant farmland, traditional distilleries

The far north of Scotland is home to unspoiled landscapes perfect for a relaxing break, but it's still easy to get there by train. Trains run north from Inverness to Thurso and onto Wick in just four and a half hours.

THE KYLE LINE

INVERNESS TO KYLE OF LOCHALSH

Time: 2h 30 mins

Look out for: the magnificent rocky shoreline, wild mountain vistas, red deer

Travel along the Kyle Line between Inverness and Kyle of Lochalsh for amazing views of mountains, forests and lochs. You’ll also pass by charming Highland villages, such as Achnasheen and Plockton.

THE STRATHSPEY STEAM RAILWAY

AVIEMORE TO BOAT OF GARTEN AND BROOMHILL

Time: 1h 45 mins

Perfect for: a fun family day out, vintage steam train trips, wild birds of prey

See the majestic Cairngorm mountains from the comfort of a plush carriage on a trip along the Strathspey Steam Railway. Tuck into afternoon tea or a three-course Sunday lunch on board the train or stop off at Boat of Garten to spot ospreys and other wildlife at the nearby RSPB reserve.

THE BORDERS RAILWAY

EDINBURGH TO TWEEDBANK

Time: 1h

Look out for: rolling countryside, historical gems, engaging family attractions

The Borders Railway will take you through the engaging landscapes of Edinburgh, Midlothian and the Scottish Borders, giving you easy access to some rich history and thrilling outdoor activities.

THE FORTH BRIDGE

EDINBURGH TO NORTH QUEENSFERRY

Time: 20 mins

The Forth Bridge is an iconic structure which connects Edinburgh with Fife across the Firth of Forth. It is a recognised UNESCO World Heritage site.

Enjoy amazing views of the Firth of Forth and the other bridges as you speed across on the train. You can take the train from Edinburgh and get off at either Dalmeny or North Queensferry to admire the bridge from below.

THE ROYAL DEESIDE RAILWAY

MILTON OF CRATCHES

Time: 20 mins

Look out for: the award-winning Victorian station and railway carriage tearoom

Take a journey through the beautiful Royal Deeside countryside, as this heritage railway runs for a mile alongside the River Dee. Explore the Milton of Crathes complex for craft shops, a restaurant and art gallery.

LEADHILLS AND WANLOCKHEAD RAILWAYS

LEADHILLS

Time: 30 mins

This railway runs between Scotland’s highest villages, Leadhills and Wanlockhead in Dumfries & Galloway. This round trip takes you through the mining area. You can request to get off at Glengonnar Halt and walk into the village of Wanlockhead to visit the Museum of Lead Mining.

KEITH AND DUFFTOWN RAILWAY

DUFFTOWN TO DRUMMUIR, TOWIEMORE, KEITH TOWN

Time: 40 mins

This heritage railway runs for 11 miles through dense pine forests, the valley around the River Isla and rolling fields. Try and spot the local wildlife from the window including red squirrels, deer, buzzards and other birds of prey.

THE BO'NESS AND KINNEIL RAILWAY

BO-NESS TO KINNEIL, BIRKHILL AND MANUEL JUNCTION, WHITECROSS

Time: 1h 10 mins

The route passes by the local nature reserve, estate and museum at Kinneil and the charming vintage railway station at Birkhill. Book a special trip with Thomas the Tank Engine for young kids, while all the family can climb aboard heritage locomotives at the Museum of Scottish Railways in Bo'ness after the trip.

THE ABERDONIAN

EDINBURGH TO FORTH BRIDGE, PERTH, DUNDEE, ABERDEEN

Time: All day

This train runs along the coast of Fife before heading up to Perth and along the coast again to Dundee, through Angus and up north to Aberdeen. There are bookable off-train excursions to a castle or whisky tasting. You can enjoy fine Scottish produce on-board served by a friendly team.

MUSEUM OF SCOTTISH RAILWAYS

BO'NESS, NEAR FALKIRK

Not a train tour, but a chance to find out more.

Railway locomotives, carriages and wagons – there’s plenty to keep all explorers entertained at the fascinating Museum of Scottish Railways at Bo’ness, near Falkirk.

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