Invergarry and Fort Augustus Railway

The Railway opened in 1903 and closed to all traffic in 1947, with the track being lifted in 1948. Over the years the stations slowly disappeared, Gairlochy becoming a caravan site, Fort Augustus a school, Invergloy a bed and breakfast and Aberchalder a house. Only Invergarry platform remained, dormant and waiting to be rescued, a happy hunting ground for fly tippers.

Our aim is to recreate the station as it was - a station frozen in time.

Invergarry Station Public Open Day

We look forward to welcoming you to the first public Open Day will be on Sunday 27th July 2025 from 11AM to 4PM, details in What's On Calendar. What3Words  ///arrives.class.denim
Sunday, July 20th 2025

Great Glen Way Reopened

We are pleased to advise that tree felling by Forestry has been completed and the Great Glen Way that runs through the station site has reopened to the public.  
Sunday, May 18th 2025

 

We would like to acknowledge thanks to our funders

  • Forestry and Land Scotland
  • Network Rail Scotland
  • Sustrans National Cycle Network
  • Banavie Quarry
  • Glengarry Trust
  • Bienniun Community Fund