north yorkshire moors railway

pickering, n. yorks

18 miles long

operating railway

driving courses

dining train

The 18 mile line runs through the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors Park between Pickering and Grosmont where you can connect for Whitby. The railway is famous for being a setting in the ex-TV programme Heartbeat. Many of the places along the railway are inaccessible by any other means of transport. The line is steeply graded, therefore only main line locomotives are used on service trains. The public are permitted to view the service and storage sheds at Grosmont, accessed through the oldest railway tunnel in the world.

 

For more details, please visit www.northyorkshiremoorsrailway.com

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3672 8F standing in
Grosmont Station
3652 and 63460 Q7
together at Grosmont
3652 leaving Grosmont
Station

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3672 "Dame Vera Lynn" crossing the moors
6619 Class 5600 in the repairs shed at Grosmont
45428 5MT "Eric Treacy" in the repair shed

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A view of Pickering
Station
63460 Q7 running round at Grosmont
3672 "Dame Vera Lynn"  just outside of Grosmont