Miniature Railway

Recently completely refurbished, this 7.25” gauge railway has 440 yards of track, wending its way through a wilderness of willow, gorse and bracken. You get a good view of Mannez wildlife pond and the line runs close to the lighthouse.

Every Saturday from May until the end of September - from 2.30pm to 4pm.

Admission: £1

Check on the Alderney Railway's website for other available dates and charter.

Please note that this is an open air ride and is necessarily weather dependent.

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Address:
Mannez Quarry
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Opening hours:
Sat 14-16.30
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+44 (0) 7911 739572
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alderneyrailway@suremail.gg
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www.alderneyrailway.gg/
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