West Coast Wilderness Railway

Travel Guide - Surveyors of the day said it couldn’t be done. The country was too steep and the weather too extreme. But they didn’t count on the determination and ingenuity of hard working “west coasters”. Ride the steam train, hear the stories, re-live the triumph and be amazed by the scenery. The world-class West Coast Wilderness Railway will be reopening 6th January 2014. The West Coast Wilderness Railway is a must do experience. Step back in history and climb aboard a majestic steam train at Queenstown Station. The West Coast Wilderness Railway journey is a half day Tasmanian heritage experience which operates original Dubs & Co. Abt steam locomotives. The route traverses rugged mountains and travels through enchanting Gondwana rainforest, still home to the ancient Huon pine. Journey deep into the heritage of the wild West Coast, where tales of resilience and triumph showcase the iconic local spirit. Discover how the Feud of the Irishmen helped shape the rugged and isolated region. Enjoy this half-day return trip from Queenstown to Dubbil Barril, stopping at the outlying stations of Lynchford and Rinadeena Thanks for visiting Travel Guide