Mornington Railway, Heritage railway in Mornington Peninsula, Australia
Mornington Railway is a heritage railway operating a 7-kilometer route between Mornington and Moorooduc stations. Passengers travel in carefully restored carriages pulled by steam locomotives that represent 19th-century rail heritage.
The line started in 1889 to carry stone from Moorooduc quarry and served the area until 1981. After closure it reopened in 1999 as a heritage railway, kept running by volunteers ever since.
The railway reflects the heritage of transport history and draws visitors seeking to step into nostalgic moments. The restored carriages and locomotives tell of a time when rail travel shaped daily life.
The railway operates every Sunday with multiple departure times and offers round trips lasting about one hour. Check ahead about journey length and station accessibility, especially if traveling with children or people with mobility needs.
Visitors can see a historic turntable where locomotives were turned around within the station complex. Specialized workshops show the detailed restoration work, making the maintenance of historical equipment visible to guests.
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