Plymouth - Gunnislake
Explore the riverside village of Calstock. Great pubs & walks.
Liskeard - Looe
Enjoy great estuary views and Looe’s harbour and beach.
St Erth (P&R) - St Ives
One of Britain's most scenic railways. Amazing views.
Truro - Falmouth Docks
Visit Falmouth’s harbour, beaches, castles and shops.
Par - Newquay
Arrive in the heart of Newquay ready to hit the beach.
Exeter - Okehampton
Dartmoor adventures right from Okehampton station.
Exeter - Barnstaple
Take in the countryside views and explore North Devon.
Exeter - Paignton
Travel the famous Devon coast to the English Riviera.
Exeter St Davids - Exmouth
Journey along the Exe Estuary to Topsham and Exmouth.
Exeter St Davids - Axminster
Visit Honiton and Axminster with countryside views.
Whether you're new to travelling by train or a dab hand, we're here to make your trip as easy as possible. Get handy tips on everything from how to save money with railcards through to taking your dog on the train (you can!).
Under 5s travel free on all trains, and 5 to 15 year-olds travel half price.
As long as you give the train company at least 24 hours’ notice you can book assistance on trains.
You can take up to two dogs per person on the train as long as they are wearing a lead. This is free of charge.
Great Western Railway allows up to two bikes per train, although this is up to the discretion of the train manager.
Some station car parks are free, others require you to pay. You can also plot your journey to the station on public transport.
Plan your journey on Devon and Cornwall's branch lines. Includes information on fares, train times, railcards and discounts.
Walks from the railway
Rail Ale Trails
Beaches by train
Arts & culture
Book Trail
Vinyl Trail
Times and prices
Parking and public transport
Travelling with kids
Taking bikes
Travelling with dogs
Assisted travel
