Take the Berwyn Shuttle to Berwyn Station and enjoy the view of the Dee Gorge, the Station Tearoom, walk to the Chain Bridge or Horseshoe Falls and return to Llangollen on a later service.
Tickets are available to purchase at Llangollen Station on the day.
Would you like to see how our new terminus station is progressing or learn about the work that has gone into building it? Then now’s your chance!
During the Platinum Jubilee Weekend, from the 3rd to the 5th June, we will be operating tours of the Corwen Station site, the public will also be able to see a static ballast wagon set within the station.
So why not extend your visit to the area and have a tour of this impressive piece of infrastructure?
Take the controls of our Class 08 Diesel Shunter and drive up and down Llangollen Station for £5 per person.
Tickets are available to purchase at Llangollen Station on the day.
25th May 2022
Tickets are now on sale for our Real Ale Train on Saturday 11th June 2022. Enjoy a few pints whilst travelling through the fabulous Dee Valley. Tickets can be booked here.
19th March 2022
As announced earlier this week, due to the challenging situation with coal supplies and diesel prices, we are revising our timetable for 2022. We have reduced the number of trains we will operate and our new timetable can be viewed here.
17th March 2022
5619 will be visiting the Llangollen Railway for the 2022 season.
Visit our Latest News Section for more information.
14th March 2022
Llangollen Railway currently holds good reserves of coal which were delivered before the hostilities began in Ukraine. Our stocks are sufficient for around 30 days of steam operation.
4th March 2022
Our Classic Transport Weekend returns over the 2nd and 3rd July. With diesel, steam and heritage railcar services, vintage bus rides and a vintage vehicle display. If you own a vintage vehicle you would like to display over the weekend book it in below.
Welcome to Llangollen Railway
Llangollen Railway is a Heritage Railway Line running between Llangollen, following the River Dee through the Dee Valley for 10 miles, to the town of Corwen. There are four, soon to be five, stations along the line all with their own special charm and hidden gems. Each station has local walks that all have stunning scenery.
The line, located within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), remains close to the waters of the river for most of its length, on the north bank at Llangollen Station, the river is crossed on to the south bank via the Dee Bridge, approximately one mile upstream from Llangollen. The Dee is classed as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) for its entire length.
Llangollen Railway was started in 1975 by a group of enthusiasts who saw the potential for a scenic heritage line through the Dee Valley. Their original vision grew into what you can see today.
10 miles of track have been re-laid westwards along the track-bed of the old Ruabon to Barmouth main line, through to Corwen. Services currently run 7.5 miles to Carrog and volunteers are working hard to enable Corwen Station to open in 2022.
All the stations along the track are of a typical Victorian design and each station has been recreated in 1950’s Great Western colour scheme.
Why not make a stop at one of our stations and go for a stroll then hop back on to end your day in style… Visit one of our tea rooms for a refreshing drink and maybe a piece of cake or take a look in our gift shop at Llangollen Station and purchase a souvenir to remember your day.
There is lots to see and do whether you want to spend a full day or just a few hours with us.