The UK’s highest train station that’s 1,338ft above sea level | UK | News

The highest train station in the UK is the most distant of the UK at an incredible height at a height of 1,338 feet above sea level. Along the breathtaking West Highland line on the Scottish Plateau, Corrour Train Station was even in Trainspotting. It can be accessed only by train or a long walk of 20 miles, but despite its distance, Corrour offers more than beautiful views of the mountains and forests.

The station is home to a restaurant and BNB accommodation in the old signal box where guests can choose from three beautifully designed rooms. The restaurant offers a warm fireplace, comfortable sofas and various Scottish foods and even won the restaurant of the year in the north of Scotland.

The station is managed by Scotrail with regular services operated by both Scotrail and Kaledonia sleeping.

Corrour Train Station is served by West Highland line directly by trains from Glasgow Queen Street. The journey takes about three hours and offers some of the most natural views in the UK.

One -night service from London Euston Stationand stands in Corrour from the dramatic landscapes of Scotland to the highlands and historical cities.

Caledonia serves many Scottish destinations, including Fort William, Inverness, Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow.

The station is also included in the Corrour field, which belongs to Lisbet Rausing, which covers 57,000 acres of Highland Wilderess and acquired property in 1995.

Corrour was subjected to comprehensive afforestation and re -winding efforts. In order to promote natural regeneration, the number of deer has been reduced and domestic tree species are re -planned in areas dominated by non -mother tongue cones.

The peat is also restored and the wild life, such as red squirrels, hedgehogs and hunting birds, returns.

Real Estate developed four hydroelectric schemes, which produced about 3,500 houses for Corrour via clean energy and national network.