Brecon Mountain Railway was built on part of the abandoned Brecon & Merthyr Railway which was originally built in 1859. The railway climbs to Torpantau, high in the Brecon Beacons before returning to Pontsticill Station. Visit the Steam Museum, Children’s Play area and Lakeside Café. At Pant Station we have Tearooms, a Gift Shop and a Workshop. Facilities for disabled passengers including ramps, toilets and an adapted carriage to accommodate wheelchairs.
Brecon Mountain Railway
Travel behind a vintage Steam Locomotive in our all-weather observation coaches and admire the spectacular views on your 10 mile round journey.
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