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Rheilffordd Cwm Rheidol

The train climbs along the inside of the Rheidol Valley with a beautiful view of the valley stretching out below.
Heritage steam railway from Aberystwyth to Devil’s Bridge in Ceredigion, Wales. Ride a restored narrow gauge train through valleys and woodland, with a café, shop and museum at the railway. A great day out for all ages. Dog friendly.

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Location:
Coedlan y Parc, Aberystwyth
Telephone:
01970 625819
Email:
info@vor.wales
Website:
https://www.vor.wales

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Caters for

  • Lletygarwch Corfforaethol
  • Cyfarfodydd / Cynadleleddau / Digwyddiadau
  • Adeiladu Tîm / Diwrnodau Corfforaethol

Facilities

  • Caffi/bwyty ar y safle
  • Caniateir Cwn Cymorth
  • Croesewir plant
  • Cyfleusterau Hygyrchedd
  • Cyfleusterau Symudedd
  • Cyfleusterau ar gyfer ymwelwyr anabl
  • Cyfleusterau i Bobl Anabl
  • Derbynnir Cwn
  • Gwefrwyr Cerbydau Trydan (ar y safle)
  • Hygyrch ar gyfer defnyddwyr cadeiriau olwyn
  • Hygyrch drwy drafnidiaeth gyhoeddus
  • Lleoedd Parcio ar gyfer Ymwelwyr Anabl
  • Mae Pob Ardal yn Hygyrch i Ymwelwyr Anabl
  • Maes parcio
  • Parcio (am ddim)
  • Parcio (codir tâl)
  • Parcio ar y safle
  • Parcio i Fysiau
  • Ramp / Mynedfa Wastad
  • Safle Picnic
  • Toiledau
  • Toiledau ar gyfer Ymwelwyr Anabl
  • Trefniadau cysylltu/trosglwyddo i drafnidiaeth gyhoeddus
  • Yn darparu ar gyfer grwpiau

Take a look around

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The Engine Shed Museum
The Engine Shed Museum
Aberystwyth
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Interior of the hand crafted first class carriages
Interior of the hand crafted first class carriages
Aberystwyth
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The Garratt locomotive steaming over a timber trestle bridge in Llanbadarn as it departs Aberystwyth.
The Garratt locomotive steaming over a timber trestle bridge in Llanbadarn as it departs Aberystwyth.
Aberystwyth

About Rheilffordd Cwm Rheidol

The Vale of Rheidol Railway is a heritage narrow gauge steam railway running between Aberystwyth and Devil’s Bridge in Ceredigion, Wales. Opened to the public in 1902, it began life serving local industry and now offers a relaxed way to see the Rheidol Valley from the comfort of a classic carriage.

The journey takes you from the coast at Aberystwyth inland through wooded slopes and open valley views before arriving at Devil’s Bridge, known for its dramatic waterfalls. Back at the railway you’ll also find a café, shop and museum, making it easy to turn your trip into a full day out.

It suits families, couples and anyone who enjoys heritage and scenery. Also dog friendly. Check times and ticket details before you travel.

Caffi Cedrau, café at Aberystwyth Station.
Trackside café 'Caffi Cledrau' at Aberystwyth Station

Special Rates

  • Cyfraddau Grŵp Arbennig
  • Yes

Languages

  • Siaredir Cymraeg
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