About Us

Our railway was first established by Ian Young, in 1983, and runs in Whin Park, Inverness. It is Britain’s most northern public miniature railway.

The track was rerouted in 1989 to incorporate a superb 140ft span iron bridge, built in about 1837, which once was a footbridge on the River Ness near the railway site.

Our line is a dumb bell folded over on top of itself, with the station on a C shaped single line in the middle.

We currently have two diesel locomotives from Mardyke Miniature Railways on the line, which pull our 4 sit-astride coaches.