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Welsh Highland Railway
 Welsh Highland Railway ... Porthmadog, North Wales.Newest Review: ... a sunset fare of £14.50 valid for one round trip on the final train of the day. We got to Caernarvon in good time to catch the 1000 train and parked at the station. There is limited parking here at a cost of £2 for the day. The station is very near to Caernarvon Castle and can easily be found by following the signs. There is a large car park next to the castle which would be suitable if the ... more ... station car park is full. Since the station is so close to the castle and the town it would also be convenient to use public transport.
Anyway as I said we parked in the station car park and watched the train steam into the station. Most journeys ...more |
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Welsh Highland Railway: A stunning train journey (1584 words)
by - written on 29/05/09 (Very useful, 222 readings)
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Earlier in the year we were scratching our heads trying to think what to buy our two friends for their birthdays when my husband suggested treating them both to a ride on the newly extended Welsh Highland Railway. So on each birthday we sent them an IOU for a special journey and we all went for our train ride last Saturday. Until earlier this year the Welsh Highland Railway only ran from Caernarvon to Rhyd Ddu and back again; a distance of 12 miles each way. In fact we did this journey with my parents when we were all on holiday in Anglesey just before we moved up to Llandudno to live and we all enjoyed it. For the last few years work has been ... Read the complete review
All aboard for a ride through the stunning Snowdonia scenery ... (1185 words)
by - written on 07/01/09 (Very useful, 296 readings)
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The Welsh Highland Railway runs from Caernarfon to Rhyd Ddu in Snowdonia, this is currently being extended to Portmadog and final phase should be completed this year (2009). Of course, you don't have to start in Caernarfon, you can board the train in Rhyd Ddu or one of the stations inetween if you wish. We started our journey in Caernarfon. The Welsh Highland Railway begins beneath the town's castle and is easily found using the brown tourist signs. There is a small car park at the train station, but you can also use the car park just a couple of minutes walk away (which we did) - this is situated by a habour below the castle. Toilets are available in a ... Read the complete review
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