The Oldest Narrow Gauge Railway in Mid Wales! | Corris Adventure Special Part 2

Join us on an exhilarating journey back in time as we venture deep into the heart of Wales to uncover the hidden remnants of the historic Corris Railway! In this captivating expedition, we traverse the picturesque landscapes and delve into the fascinating history of one of Britain's most enchanting narrow-gauge railways.
Embark on an immersive exploration as we unravel the story of the Corris Railway trackbed, once a lifeline for remote communities and a hub of bustling activity. We're unveiling the secrets of this once-thriving railway line that winds through breathtaking valleys and rugged terrain.
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[@GarethJonesPilipala]

A very good video. I first visited Corris in 1965 when the railway was, of course, moribund. What the Corris Railway has achieved is amazing. The original line must have been the closest thing we had in the UK to roadside running.

[@peterhunt2723]

Those coaches are superb, where were the built?

[@Thomas1980]

Great Video Bro! I like it! 👍👍

[@DanQuine]

Good video, Tom. A small point though: The Corris isn't the oldest narrow gauge railway in Wales - the Ffestiniog is 23 years older, and the Penrhyn Railway opened in 1801.

[@tomlikestrains4071]

You're right! I merely forgot to put 'Mid Wales' in the title xD Fixed it now. Thanks for watching! Tom