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Fairbourne Railway
 Fairbourne Railway ... seaside resort of Barmouth/Abermaw. The track is laid to a gauge of 121⁄4 in (311 mm). The line was opened in 1895 as 2 ft (610 mm) gauge, initially as a horse-drawn construction tramway. It was converted in 1916 to 15 in (381 mm) gauge, and again to its present gauge in 1986. |
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by John Reid - written on 14.08.07
Rating:
wonderful I enjoyed it very much. I would recommend the through ticket on the ferry (make sure you get the railway ferry though) and visit barmouth to make a day of it.
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