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Welcome to the Bure Valley Railway!
Norfolk's longest fifteen inch gauge line runs between the ancient market town of Aylsham and Wroxham, the 'Capital of the Norfolk Broads' with country stations serving the villages of Brampton, Buxton and Coltishall.
The 18 mile round trip runs through the picturesque Bure valley countryside following the meandering river through meadowland and ancient pasture stopping occasionally at small country villages. |
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The railway operates services using either
Steam or Diesel locomotives. On Days the railway operates,
there are at least two trains a day with up to six services
running at peak weekends and during special events.
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The Bure Valley Railway stage a range of regular and one-off events throughout the year including a 'Teddy Express' or Santa Special trains.
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| A cycle and footpath has been constructed along the railway's entire length allowing cyclists and walkers of all abilities to enjoy the Norfolk countryside. Walk or cycle one way and take the train back for a day out with a difference. |
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| The main station on the Bure Valley Railway is at Aylsham on the A140 North of Norwich. Meals and light refreshments are available from our 'Whistlestop café' and there is a large souvenir and model railway shop. |
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| The Bure Valley Railway's success over the past years has been a credit to the team of volunteers who help to drive the trains or man the shops. Alternatively you may wish to help by joining the 'Friends of the Bure Valley Railway'. |
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Enjoying the Norfolk countryside on the Bure Valley cycle path
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| Explore the Bure Valley |
| The Bure Valley cycle and footpath runs alongside the railway is a great way to explore the fascinating villages and beautiful countryside. |
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Aylsham Festival
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| Take a stroll with 'Solemates' on May 28th from Aylsham to Wroxham Via Oxnead Hall, Coltishall and Belaugh, before arriving at Wroxham for a train journey back to Aylsham, where a cream tea will await you. |
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