The Heritage Railway Association has links to all other Heritage Railways in the UK as well as a database of preserved locomotives

Bristol's Local heritage line with train trips along a section of the London Midland and Scottish Railway route to Bath where it joined the famous Somerset and Dorset Railway

The Lynton and Barnstaple Railway has an excellent website and is our neigbouring Heritage line

The South Devon Railway running from Totnes to Buckfastleigh in the heart of beautiful Devon. The Butterfly and Otter Farm at Buckfastleigh and the Rare Breeds centre at Totnes makes for a great day out

One of Britain's top heritage railway's with a typical Great Western Atmosphere. Runs from Kidderminister in Worcestershire to Bridgenorth in Shropshire

The little Railway on the other side of the county with its excellent tea rooms and picture gallery at Cranmore station near Shepton Mallet

The Devon Railway centre, built in the old station grounds at Bickleigh with several short narrow gauge railways and a model railway exhibition

The Didcot Railway Centre is the base of the Great Western Society and is home of one of the biggest collection of Great Western Railway Locomotives, Coaches and Wagons

The Mid Hants Railway near Winchester and runs from Alresford to Alton and is a mecca for Southern Railway enthusiasts

The Swanage Railway is on Isle of Purbeck and operates a park and ride service from Norden (near Wareham) to Swanage

The Bodmin and Wenford Railway, Cornwalls only Standard gauge Heritage Railway in operation runs from the mainline Railway station at Bodmin Parkway to Bodmin General station in the centre of the town

The Dartmoor Railway based at Okehampton offers spectacular views of the National Park and an insight into Meldon Quarries Workings

Recreating the much missed Somerset and Dorset Railway at Midsomer Norton station in the Heart of North Somerset

The Wensleydale Railway runs trains between Leeming Bar (near the A1) and Redmire (on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park) via Bedale and Leyburn, what better way to see the Yorkshire countryside than by train?