Projects & News

Walk The Line – Bridge of Orchy to Victoria Bridge and The Loch Tulla Loop

This walk starts from the station at Bridge of Orchy which sits, surrounded by mountains, at the north end of Glen Orchy. This is arguably where the real wild Highlands begin as ju…

Walk from the Line – Walks around Roy Bridge to Spean Bridge via Monessie Gorge

Roy Bridge is a small hamlet that sits to the East side of the Spean valley and has the second last station on the West Highland Line (WHL) before reaching Fort William from the So…

The Line for Walking & Climbing

The West Highland Line has a long and storied history of transporting hill walkers and climbers into the picturesque and rugged landscapes of the Southern Highlands and West coast.…

Station & Service Information

The WHCRP are installing new signage and information for passengers on the Westie. Welcoming visitors to each community on the West Highland Line. Providing easy-to-grasp a…

The Line for Dining

The Westie has a number of good quality station tearooms, cafes and restaurants - ideal for locals and visitors alike. Rannoch Tearoom A well-regarded and popular tearoom ser…

6VT Explore the West Highland Line

Inner-city Edinburgh youngsters explore the wilds of the West Highland Line The West Highland Line offers a spectacular train ride from Glasgow across Rannoch Moor via Fort …

Benighted on the Moor – a new radio play

To listen to the radio play, click here: The play is also available as a series of geolocated audio walks at Corrour, Rannoch and Bridge of Orchy stations. Click here https:…

Brief Encounters on the West Highland Line

A play inspired by the classic film by David Lean. Especially written for performance in station tearooms and lineside venues, the play is now available for events and tours acr…

Glenfinnan Travel Management Plan

Every day, thousands of tourists visit tiny Glenfinnan to watch the steam train cross Glenfinnan Viaduct. The overwhelming majority arrive by car and find it difficult to park in a…

Walk from the Line – Crianlarich

Crianlarich was and remains a significant railway junction in the West Highlands. You can arrive on the West Highland Line from the South at 1007hrs, 1230hrs or 1412hrs (trains fro…

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