The Leighton Buzzard Railway is a narrow-gauge light railways survivor in Bedfordshire, having been built in the 1920s to transport sand. It has carried passengers since 1968. It operates on a 2ft (610mm) gauge, and is just under 3 miles in length.
The LeightonBuzzardRailway is one of the few surviving narrow-gauge light railways in England.
The track is 2 foot (610mm) gauge, and the return journey--from Page's Park on the edge of LeightonBuzzard to Stonehenge Works in the Bedfordshire country side--takes 65 minutes.
The railway was originally built to carry sand from the extensive quarries to the north of LeightonBuzzard, and the collection of locomotives, wagons and quarry machinery reflects this heritage.
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