West Coast Wilderness Railway
1 Driffield Street, Queenstown
From $129 per person*
Contact us to bookIn the late 1800s, hundreds of men and women were employed to build the impossible; a railway through the remote western wilderness to transport copper from Queenstown to the now-forgotten port of Teepookana – and later, through to Strahan. These days, visitors to the region can choose between several half and full-day rail journeys through ancient rainforest, stopping at stations along the line where short walks and other activities help to tell the story of this incredible place.
+To allow for earth and bridge works along the 35km stretch of line, West Coast Wilderness Railway has changed their tour options during affected periods.
During this time, cafes, retail and museums will operate as normal. For further information please visit - www.wcwr.com.au/news/commercial-services-winter.
Tasmanian Vacations will provide alternative tour options in the area during the affected periods.