Who doesn't know ! about the niche and retro small train routes 🤫

As a country with a long history of train development, besides the modern trains we use for daily commuting and travel, there are also vintage trains that pass through some small towns! Here are three niche train routes summarized for you. Let's take a retro trip together ! 🌟Ravenglass and Eskdale 📍Ravenglass, Cumbria, CA18 1SW Departing from the seaside town of Ravenglass in the Lake District, you can take a ride on an almost 100-year-old "open-top" steam train, passing through forests, valleys, and streams, with a view of the 🏴 highest peak, Scafell Pike, along the way. At the Dalegarth terminus, you can visit museums, have afternoon tea, and go hiking or cycling. 🌟The Welsh Highland 📍Harbour Station, Porthmadog, Gwynedd LL49 9NF This route traverses The Welsh Highland in Wales 🏴 and is one of the longest historical train routes in the UK. Starting from Porthmadog, it goes north through Snowdonia National Park, passing through the flowing Aberglaslyn Pass gorge! This place is hailed by the National Trust as one of the most beautiful places in the UK. The final stop is the town of Caernarfon, full of old-fashioned British retro charm. 🌟South Tynedale 📍South Tynedale Railway Station, Station Rd, Alston CA9 3jb Starting from Alston near Buxton, you will see the South Tyne River winding under the bridge, surrounded by dense forests! Alston is one of the highest towns in England! It has many vintage old buildings and second-hand shops! You can also enjoy the natural scenery of England by walking along the railway tracks. Come and experience these train routes!👈 #trip #travel #uktravel#lifeintheuk#traintravel #railtrip