Book Woodland Wanderer Heritage First Class tickets for a classic railway journey through Snowdonia
Escape into the woodlands of Snowdonia National Park aboard the Woodland Wanderer Heritage First Class experience on the historic Ffestiniog Railway.
- Travel in carefully preserved Heritage First Class accommodation
- Enjoy a scenic return journey from Porthmadog to Tan-y-Bwlch
- Pass through beautiful woodland scenery in the heart of Snowdonia National Park
- Spend approximately one hour exploring Tan-y-Bwlch Station and its surroundings
- Take a leisurely stroll to Llyn Mair, a picturesque woodland lake
- Relax and experience railway travel inspired by a bygone era
Woodland Wanderer Heritage First Class details
- Duration: Approximately 2 hours 30 minutes
- Route: Porthmadog Harbour Station to Tan-y-Bwlch and return
- Break: Approximately one hour at Tan-y-Bwlch
- Class: Heritage First Class
- Location: Porthmadog Harbour Station, LL49 9NF
Discover the quieter side of Snowdonia National Park
The Woodland Wanderer is a heritage-style railway service that takes you deep into the woodlands of Snowdonia National Park aboard one of Britain's most historic railways.
As the train travels through forests, valleys and mountain scenery, you'll experience the timeless charm of narrow-gauge steam travel whilst relaxing in beautifully restored heritage accommodation.
The journey pauses at Tan-y-Bwlch Station, giving you plenty of time to stretch your legs, explore the woodland surroundings and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of this secluded station.
Explore Tan-y-Bwlch and beautiful Llyn Mair
During your stop, take the woodland trail to Llyn Mair, a picturesque lake nestled amongst the trees, or simply relax at the station and soak up the scenery.
The popular tearoom serves freshly prepared refreshments and homemade treats, making it the perfect place to pause before joining the return journey to Porthmadog.
Book Woodland Wanderer Heritage First Class tickets today and enjoy one of the most relaxing and scenic heritage railway journeys in North Wales.