The Breathtaking West Highland line - Mallaig to Fort William.

Join me on a breathtaking journey on the UK‘a, if not the worlds most scenic railway - the Wet Highland Line between Mallaig to Fort William, also onto Glasgow.
With stunning scenery throughout this is one of Scotland most scenic journeys as travel along firths, through glens and along the coast.
A big thank you to all my Patreon’s for their continued support.
Clark
Peter Harrison
Tak Lou
Stormhammer Firebrand.
Date of travel: 16.10.2023
Departure: Mallaig, Scotland
Arrival: Glasgow Queen Street, Scotland.
Class of travel: Standard.
Cost of travel: £9.50.
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[@garrygreen3210]

Most enjoyable, thanks. Subscribed.

[@TheGeordieTravels]

Thanks for watching mate - appreciated and thanks for subscribing.

[@BruceJohnston-gi5wx]

Nice train trip fantastic scenery cheers from Bruce .Blenheim south island New Zealand 🇳🇿

[@TheGeordieTravels]

Thanks for watching mate - very much appreciated.

[@lewis8407]

Great video as is standard for this channel now - I remember being here alot before 1k subscribers and a few months later, 5.25. Great to see and these videos are a brilliant way to relax.

[@TheGeordieTravels]

Hi mate, thanks for watching - appreciated, i remember replying to all of your comments too.

[@tomb9671]

Line looks amazing will have to try this line out at some point in the future.

[@TheGeordieTravels]

Hi mate, thanks for watching - appreciated

[@stormhammerfirebrand5820]

Great vid, mate! The last time I was in and out of Mallaig was in 1983 behind a Class 37. :-)

[@TheGeordieTravels]

Hi mate, thanks for watching - appreciated as always.

[@Ken-mj2go]

Lovely part of Scotland.similar to near where i live in NZ.seasons greetings from clutha otago.

[@TheGeordieTravels]

Hi mate, thanks for watching - very much appreciated, hope to get to NZ one day

[@arthurerickson5162]

Great job! Such a beautiful line. Definitely will take this trip, (including a visit to Corrour) the next time I visit Scotland (hopefully next year). Did you make it back to Edinburgh for your train home? I was in Inverness on the 16th and was set to take the sleeper back to London on the 20th when ScotRail cancelled all services. Managed to get on the 1st train to Edinburgh on Sat, but even that didn’t go as expected. Looking forward to your videos in the new year!

[@TheGeordieTravels]

Hi mate, thanks for watching - appreciated. Yes i did, luckily it was also delayed from Edinburgh.

[@bigmeltie1]

6 am from Queen Street to Mallaig to catch the Loch Seaforth leaving at noon or 12.30 for Kyle and Stornoway - arrived late in the evening. Shame the weather was so dull - from Mallaig you can see Rhum, Eigg and Ardnamurchan Point, the most westerlay part of Britain.

[@TheGeordieTravels]

Thanks for watching mate - appreciated.

[@jonsmith8582]

The wild beauty of Scotland can be , err wild , at least you weren't left stranded ! great value for money trip

[@TheGeordieTravels]

Hi mate, thanks for watching - appreciated

[@SteveSmith-67]

That wasn’t loch Laggan to the north of corrour it was Loch trieg, loch laggan is a few miles to the east

[@Trond_travels]

Thanks for the video. Beautiful! On my bucket list, for sure

[@TheGeordieTravels]

Hi mate, thanks for watching - appreciated

[@richardcooper5726]

Done this several times in the summer, well worth it. Nice to see in winter. But you might be out of luck with the Jacobite next summer. WCR have been told by regulators that they have to modify all the doors for H&S reasons.

[@TheGeordieTravels]

Hi mate, thanks for watching - appreciated, I'll keep an eye on it, but thatnks for the info.

[@Andrewjg_89]

I have been to Fort William and it’s an amazing place to visit.

[@GabrielsReviews]

22:00 Don't think the trolley goes west of Fort William on any departure

[@TheGeordieTravels]

Hi mate, thanks for watching appreciated.

[@edwardwest5035]

Very enjoyable, thank you.

[@TheGeordieTravels]

Hi mate, thanks for watching - appreciated

[@martindyer6528]

Great video as always however just a few tiny corrections to the names of the Lochs in the captions - Laggan was Loch Treig, Elit was Loch Eilt and Eli was Loch Eil
The shop in Crianlarich is great as like you we were delayed there once a few years ago on a bitterly cold spring day changing from the Fort William to the Oban line……keep up the great work 👍😊

[@andrewforrester7525]

and Loch Gare was actually Loch Long (Loch Gare is south of Garelochhead

[@TheGeordieTravels]

Hi mate, thanks for watching - appreciated.

[@ianjames9166]

I enjoy your videos and this route is still on my bucket list. I hope to do it in 2024 but I have a busy year ahead. Two things: when watching your videos I see regular errors in your grammar and text (three different spellings of Mallaig here, for example) so maybe get someone to proof-read before uploading? Secondly, you are "The Geordie Travels" but you are trying so hard to cover up your accent for some reason. Howay man, embrace it!! 👍

[@TheGeordieTravels]

Hi mate, thanks for watching - appreciated. That's the reason why I'm doing voice overs, elimiate the mistakes but that is my vioce!?