Llangollen Railway

“An absolutely great adventure. I would suggest parking at Corwen and going to Llangollen and walling from the station to the Aqueduct or Castll Dinas Brem (the Crow Castll). And then train back. We took the dog and he enjoyed it too. Lovely staff/volunteers.”

“The whole experience of the Mince pie Special was friendly organised and beautiful even in the depths of winter, every member of staff was lovely and a real credit to the company, the carriage was clean and warm. Thank you x”

“I would definately reccomend it, its all historical trains with the big area for disabled people and people who need it and smaller cabins for other people with space for up to 8 people I was talking to one of the volenteers called phil he told me it opened in 1864 and closed in 1962 and reopened by rail enthusiasts in the 2000s and 2 yrs ago they opened Corwen station if takes 40mins each way so in total it is 1hr 20mins and theres the berwyn tunnel where you have to close all the windows otherwise the cabin gets smoked out its a really good trip for a family but two adults, two childrwn and a dog its £65 but It is worth it.”

“Visited over Christmas to ride the Mince Pie Special! Lovely railway staffed by enthusiastic, helpful volunteers, the Train driver had time to chat and was very informative. About a 2 hour round trip to Corwen, we went on a Sunday when most of Corwen is closed (get about half an hour during the turnaround). Ticket included a Mince Pie and Mulled Wine, excellent on a cold day. Definitely will visit again. In the summer 🌞”