West Coast Wilderness Railway

This 3ft 6inch gauge line was originally constructed as a means of removing copper from the mines to the sea port of Strahan. today this line transports tourists on an adventure through tropical rainforest on a journey of discovery.

the line started operations in 1897, but was forced to close in 1963. the sigths and sounds of this railway came alive again in 2000 after a gap of 40 years. It operates with 3 of the original locomotives.

This video also includes old film footage of the last run in 1963.

Special Guest Narrator - Gillian Blake

Running Time 90 minutes