The Tamar Valley Line

Let the train take you on a scenic tour of real ales along the Tamar Valley branch line - an area which was once a hive of mining activity, with copper, tin and silver amoung the many metals extracted. One of England's loveliest country branch lines the area is designated as an "Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty". The 14 mile railway skirts the edge of the magnificent River Tamar and its estuary before crossing the splendid Calstock viaduct joining Devon and Cornwall.

Click on the names of each of the pubs to visit our pub pages and find out more.

Contact the Devon & Cornwall Rail Partnership:

e-mail railpart@plymouth.ac.uk
tel/fax: (01752) 584777

Devon & Cornwall Rail Partnership,
School of Geography,
University of Plymouth,
Plymouth PL4 8AA

Other Useful Sites
Once you have browsed this site you may find some of the information contained in the following sites useful:
www.greatscenicrailways.com
www.firstgreatwestern.co.uk

To open and save a leaflet with details of this trail just click on the link below:

Tamar Valley leaflet

If you want to download just the form to collect pub stamps use the link below:

Tamar Valley stamp sheet

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