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Trains on Dartmoor in Devon.

view from the back of the train forward, showing the reflection of the trian left and the train itself on the right of the shot.
What a happy crew you will find on a trip to The South Devon Railway on the south of Dartmoor at Buckfastleigh.
the Station Master at Buckfastleigh Station in Devonthe lady who runs the buffet car on the South Devon Railway in Devonthe smiling husband and wife team who are on hand to help at the Totnes end of the South Devon Railway.
Climb aboard for a wonderful day out for all the family.
the smiling station manager at Totnes on the South Devon Railway in Devon.the guard ready to wave his flag for the train to start at Totnes on the south Devon Railway.the train driver on our train at the SDR

The South Devon Railway is based at Buckfastleigh.

the train at Buckfastleigh building up steam ready for the journey back to Totnes.
A favourite of film companies for costume dramas. It's a busy little station with lots going on.

Steam engines run on the line from Buckfastleigh through Staverton down to Totnes.
A picturesque journey through typically English green countryside and along the beautiful River Dart.
It is possible to catch a boat called the river Rat, for a 10 minute trip further down the river into bustlingTotnes.

the Totnes end of the Primrose Line. A steam engine builds up steam.


The railway timetable is shown on this link The website for South Devon Railways is here - click
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To keep up with the news on this, you can visit their News Page online.
See any special events taking place such as this 40's
weekend on the 11th and 12th July.
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The Dartmoor Railway is based at Okehampton.

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This 15 mile Dartmoor Railway climbs 600 feet from the Tarka Line, near Coleford through
Sampford Courtenaythrough Okehampton and onwards to Meldon, high on the flank of Dartmoor.

Running alongside the railway track is the Granite Way Cycle track from Okehampton Station to Lydford.
signpost, DevonThe station at Okehampton is gloriously unspoilt and a trip down memory lane along
the re-opened line is always a delight. The railway timetable is shown here.

Walking from Meldon station you can gain access to the Dartmoor National Park
or simply stroll to Meldon Viaduct to take in the views of Yes Tor and High
Willhays and cyclists are able to take their bikes along Route 27 of the National Cycle Network.

 

platform, Devontrain, DevonThe cycle route near to Meldon Viaduct, Okehampton in Devon