The Keith and Dufftown Railway offers a comprehensive heritage railway experience, combining scenic journeys with a variety of facilities and services. This 11-mile line, connecting Dufftown and Keith, provides passengers with a unique opportunity to explore Scotland’s rich railway history and picturesque landscapes.
At Dufftown Station, visitors can enjoy the Sidings Café, housed in two converted railway carriages. This café serves a range of meals, including breakfast, light lunches, and afternoon teas, all prepared using local produce. The 42-seat café is wheelchair accessible, ensuring comfort for all guests.
For those interested in souvenirs, the station shop at Keith Town Station offers a variety of items, from keyrings and mugs to locally produced sweets and railway books. A dedicated children’s section features popular series like Thomas the Tank Engine and Jack the Station Cat.
The railway also hosts special events throughout the year, such as the Easter Bunny Challenge, 1940s Weekend, and Santa Specials, providing unique experiences for visitors. Additionally, the ‘Dram Tram’ offers themed journeys, enhancing the whisky heritage of the region.
For those with mobility concerns, all facilities at both stations are wheelchair friendly. However, it’s advisable to contact the railway in advance to confirm wheelchair access on scheduled trains.
To plan your visit and explore the full range of services and events, please refer to the official website for the most current information.
