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Join us for an enthusiast-based trip to locations rarely frequented by passenger trains with 37403 'Isle of Mull' and a GBRF Class 66*. This excursion promises a blend of breathtaking landscapes and the thrill of exploring hidden gems in the railway network and departs Bo'ness, Linlilthgow & Edinburgh Waverlery. 

Our itinerary is meticulously crafted to ensure you enjoy some of rarest locations on Scotlands rail network with highlights including the Network Rail boundaries at Killoch Colliery and Grangemouth oil refinery.

Spaces are limited, so seize this opportunity to create unforgettable memories aboard our scenic rail excursion. Book your place today and prepare for an adventure off the beaten track!

*both locomotives subject to availability
Photo courtesy of Charlie Willis

With 2 x Class 20s and 37403 'Isle of Mull'*

Join us for a truly remarkable journey aboard the very first charter train to depart from the newly reopened Leven Station. Also picking up at Cameron Bridge, Kirkcaldy, Dalmeny, Linlithgow, and Westerton (no dining available for Westerton pickups). 

This scenic rail excursion will take you through the stunning and breathtakingly beautiful landscapes of central Scotland, where you will enjoy picturesque views and a rich tapestry of natural beauty that defines this extraordinary region. Our carefully planned route will lead us to Crianlarich, where we will seamlessly transition onto the renowned West Highland Line, a line celebrated for its scenic magnificence.

Experience the majestic and panoramic views as we head towards the Oban, with highlights including the breathtaking expanse of Loch Awe and its iconic, enchanting viaduct, the impressive Pass of Brander, and the towering, majestic silhouette of Ben Cruachan.

Upon arrival in the charming fishing port of Oban, you will have ample time to stretch your legs, explore, and savour the local flavours that make this area so unique.

We highly recommend indulging in some of the region’s famed seafood, a true delight for the senses that truly captures the essence of coastal Scotland. This is an exceptional opportunity not to be missed for enthusiasts of scenic rail travel and those eager to explore the profound beauty of Scotland. We look forward to welcoming you aboard for this inaugural journey and sharing this unforgettable experience with you.

*subject to availability

With 2 x Class 20s and 37403 'Isle of Mull'*

Join us as we embark on an unforgettable rail journey from the historic river Tyne to the iconic river Clyde, both of which boast rich shipbuilding heritage. Our adventure commences in Newcastle, a city renowned for its pivotal role in maritime industry. Also departing from Morpeth, Alnmouth, Berwick-Upon-Tweed, Reston, East Linton, and Edinburgh Waverley (no dining available for Edinburgh pickups). As we travel north, you will be captivated by the breathtaking sights along the Northumberland coast, showcasing rugged cliffs and picturesque beaches.

Continuing our journey, we will traverse central Scotland, immersing ourselves in the stunning landscapes that define this remarkable region. Our destination is Wemyss Bay, the station which celebrates its 150th Anniversary on May 15th is possibly one of the most architecturally stunning in Scotland, the once famous holiday destination of days gone by serves as a gateway to the Clyde coast, allowing us to celebrate a significant milestone in railway history.

Upon our arrival at Wemyss Bay, we invite you to enhance your experience further by taking a ferry to Rothesay on the Isle of Bute. This short crossing offers scenic views of the Firth of Clyde and promises to make your day truly memorable. Discover the enchanting charm of Rothesay, with its beautiful seafront and rich history, as you explore an island steeped in natural beauty and heritage.

Join us for this unique excursion that beautifully intertwines the legacy of shipbuilding with the stunning scenery of the North East and West of Scotland.

*subject to availability.

Join us as we mark a significant milestone in rail history: 40 years since the first two Class 37/4 locomotives entered operational service and embarked on journeys to Scotland. This commemorative excursion will feature locomotives 37401 'Mary Queen of Scots', 37403 'Isle of Mull' and 37409 'Lord Hinton' as they take us on an unforgettable journey from Crewe with additional pickups at Wigan North Western, Preston, Oxenholme and Carlisle (no dining available for Carlilse pickups). 

Our route will follow the iconic West Coast Main Line, showcasing the breathtaking landscapes of the Lake District. We will tackle the renowned climb at Shap, a challenging yet rewarding experience for both locomotives and passengers. Continuing our journey, we will traverse the Glasgow South Western route, passing through Dumfries before arriving in Glasgow, Scotland's vibrant second city.

Upon reaching Glasgow, we have planned a break of approximately three hours, allowing you to explore and soak in the ambience of this historic city. Following our respite, the veteran English Electric machines will take us back south along the West Coast Main Line, where they will again face the formidable gradients of Beattock and Shap, retracing our outbound journey to Crewe.

Join us for this unique celebration of railway heritage and enjoy the power and performance of these iconic locomotives against the backdrop of Scotland's stunning scenery. This is an opportunity not to be missed for anyone with a passion for rail travel and history.

Photo courtesy of Tom Mcatee