Looe Valley Line train - Bring the Dogs

A short branch line that runs from Liskeard down to Looe, following the river valley for around eight and three-quarter miles. The line was originally built to carry copper and tin down to the harbour, and still has strong industrial heritage interest. Trains are dog-friendly, and the journey makes a good low-effort outing on a tired-legs day. The Liskeard viaducts walk picks up from the station if you want to stretch the day either side of the train.

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The facts

Status: On my list to visit
Region: Cornwall
Area: Liskeard
Type: Train
Dog rules: On lead
Walk difficulty: N/a
Suitable for wet weather: Yes
Cost: Paid
Website: greatscenicrailways.co.uk ↗

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