Peak Rail
Review
Peak Rail, hidden away in the picturesque Derbyshire countryside, offers a charming journey back in time. Operated entirely by dedicated volunteers, this historic railway ensures a delightful experience for all visitors. Originally opened in 1849 as Matlock Bridge, Matlock Station played a crucial role in the region's transportation history. Riding the Peak Railway feels like stepping into a bygone era, with beautifully restored carriages and the nostalgic chug of engines. The volunteers' passion is evident in every detail, from the immaculate stations to the warm hospitality. The scenic route through Derbyshire's lush landscapes is breathtaking, making it a perfect outing for families, history buffs, and train enthusiasts alike. Each trip on this heritage railway is a testament to the volunteers' hard work and commitment, offering an unforgettable journey that's worth every penny. Whether for a leisurely day out or a nostalgic adventure, the Peak Railway is a must-visit gem!
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Rowsley South Station
, Harrison Way,
Darley Dale, Derbyshire
, DE4 2LF
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