Welsh Highland Railway (C)

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Select your intended journey date from the calendar below and click on the date to view the timetable for your selected day. (Please also note further information located below the timetable panels).

Large format, black and white timetable sheets can be accessed by clicking on the month name.

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Important Notice

The train times in these tables are correct at the time of publication. However, we hope to open our final extension to Porthmadog following the summer peak season - so our September and October services may differ from those shown here.
Please check before travelling - phone 01766 516024 for further information.

*Train services to Hafod y Llyn

Train services to Hafod y Llyn commenced on Friday 22nd May 2009. Passengers cannot join or leave the train at this location.

This extended journey provides the perfect opportunity to experience the scenic delights of a ride through the spectacular Aberglaslyn Pass.

Click here for summer 2009 timetable leaflet (.pdf - web-friendly version - 2.3mb)
Click here for summer 2009 timetable leaflet (.pdf - full size - 4.1mb)
Click on the station names for road maps and satellite views.

If you intend to travel in the next few days, then please check the 'Trains This Week' page for details of specific locomotives in service.

All trains call at the following halts by request (Please notify the guard on the train or give a clear signal to the engine driver as the train approaches):

Bontnewydd Trains pass approximately 5 minutes after Caernarfon or 5 minutes after Dinas.	Snowdon Ranger Trains pass approximately 15 minutes after Waunfawr or 10 minutes after Rhyd Ddu
Plas y Nant Trains pass approximately 10 minutes after Waunfawr or 15 minutes after Rhyd Ddu	Meillionen (Forest Campsite) Trains pass approximately 15 minutes after rhyd Ddu or 5 minutes after Beddgelert

The majority of our trains are steam hauled, however diesel engines are used at off-peak and other times. Every effort will be made to run to timetable but the Welsh Highland Railway does not guarantee advertised connections or the advertised traction in the event of breakdown or any other obstruction of service.

There is wheelchair access to most of our buildings and trains. Guide dogs are welcome. If you are disabled and considering travelling on our trains please contact the booking office to discuss your individual requirements.

Steam locomotives are used throughout the year and the smoke from these engines adds to the heritage ambience of this historic railway. Please take care when close to the locomotives, especially when trains are leaving the stations. The Festiniog Railway Company will not be held liable for any soiling of, or damage to, clothing or any other property.

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