Explore a restored railway station frozen in time, showcasing the heritage of the historic West Highland Line that opened in 1903.

Invergarry & Fort Augustus Railway Museum preserves the history of the railway that opened in 1903 and closed to traffic in 1947. The museum's mission is to recreate the station as it was during its operational years, rescuing the Invergarry platform from decades of neglect and transforming it into a heritage attraction that celebrates Scottish railway history. Visitors can explore the restored station and learn about the 1950s West Highland Line era through exhibits and displays. The site also features the Great Glen Way, a popular walking route that passes through the station grounds, making it an ideal stop for families and heritage enthusiasts combining cultural experiences with outdoor activities. The museum is run by dedicated volunteers and trustees, with regular public open days and special events throughout the year. It's suitable for families interested in railway history, heritage conservation, and Scottish tourism, offering both educational value and scenic Highland surroundings.

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