Bure Valley Railway - Wroxham to Aylsham and return

Join us for a round trip from Wroxham to Aylsham behind Blickling Hall on the Bure Valley Railway
www.bvrw.co.uk/
Due to Covid, theyre using the opposite platforms to normal which for enthusiasts could be seen as an added bonus
The BVR is a 15 inch gauge line running over a former standard gauge trackbed, with most of the std gauge bridges and one of the former stations intact, BVR trains looking very out of scale

[@54spatula]

I take my 2 young boys on it 2-3 times a year. It’s great.

[@robnewman6101]

Norfolk's longest narrow gauge railway.

[@Milkydrink_]

No token for single line running? Look at the points at Aylsham station - they are too near the buffers to permit any locomotive to do a run around.

[@C.I...]

There is just about enough room after the points at Aylsham for a locomotive to run around the train.

[@norfolkrailenthusiast]

the railway runs on a radio system, only 1 train is allowed in a section at a time. example: if there was a loco ready to enter aylsham but there was a train about to leave, they would have to radio in and ask for permission to enter the section.

[@garyaizen8699]

Which direction is the best for a2 hour stop off please?

[@3RailwayPlace]

I think you are best off checking the bure valley website

[@garyaizen8699]

@@3RailwayPlace thank you. Trouble is, the site doesn't differentiate as to which of the two villages provides more "entertainment t" whilst we wonder about waiting for the return

[@Jaycindburg]

​@@garyaizen8699 alshyam has cafe's, gift shops and even a train shed so that's the place with more intertainment

[@FOLM9114]

​​@@garyaizen8699 i know I'm really late but I think it's alshyam has a model railway not 100% sure if it is alshyam

[@davidrobert2007]

@@FOLM9114 There is a model railway just up the road from Hoveton & Wroxham station.