GWR train running alongside the estuary on the Looe Valley Line

Looe Valley Line

Liskeard - Looe

Please note: From Mon 2 to Fri 6 Dec, replacement buses are planned between Plymouth and Liskeard due to track renewal work. Trains will still be running on the Looe Valley Line (Liskeard-Looe). Full details.

The Looe Valley Line links the bustling market town of Liskeard with the picturesque fishing port of Looe.

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The Looe Valley Line links the bustling market town of Liskeard with the picturesque fishing port of Looe.

The journey to Looe is full of beautiful views out of the train window. The wooded valley teeming with wildlife opens up to glorious estuary views as the river meets the sea.

Bird watchers will love this line as, especially at low tide, the river is full of wading birds such as Little Egrets, Grey Herons, Oystercatchers and Curlews.

The line runs six days a week all year round, plus Sunday trains from April to mid October.

Once in Looe, there’s plenty to explore. Safe beaches, the harbour, excellent restaurants and a maze of narrow streets full of lovely independent shops and pubs.

Dogs are welcome on the train.

GWR train running alongside the estuary on the Looe Valley Line
GWR train on the scenic final stretch of the Looe Valley Line
Looe harbour
Sign - The Old Lifeboat Station, 1866-1930
East Looe beach and the Banjo Pier
Boats at Looe
£5.90
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Looe Valley Line

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Breathtaking

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Looe Valley Line

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Stunning Coastal Walks

You can walk from Looe to the beautiful village of Polperro along the stunning South West Coast Path.

The walk is only 6 miles and you can catch the bus back to Looe from Polperro to make it a circular walk.

Group of people walking down the South West Coast Path into the fishing village of Polperro

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Pubs full of character

Looe is blessed with some great local independent pubs full of character.
Pubs, such as The Jolly Sailor which dates from 1516, are a great place to meet locals, share a pint and a tall tale or two! Check out our Looe Valley Line Rail Ale Trail page for more great pubs.

Food and Drink

Looe is famous for its fresh fish. Day boats bring in a fantastic array of fish and seafood everyday, ready to sell to local restaurants.

Check out our Looe Valley Line Foodie Guide for top tips on where to eat and buy local produce along the line.

The nearby Looe Valley Vineyard, just a 10-minute walk from both Causeland station and St Keyne Wishing Well Halt, offers tours and tasting events.

 

Buying Tickets

Liskeard to Looe

£

5.90

Off-Peak Day Return. Valid after the morning peak, and anytime weekends or Bank Holidays.

If you can, please buy your ticket online on the GWR app or website. Download it to your mobile device or smart ticket where possible.

Great fares from further afield

PLYMOUTH TO
LOOE

£

8.20

Adult Off-Peak Day Return

Fares explained

1h 15min

Approximate journey time

TRURO TO
LOOE

£

14.00

Adult Off-Peak Day Return

Fares explained

1h 40min

Approximate journey time

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