Bideford Bay Railway

The Bideford Bay Railway was a narrow-gauge railway established in the late 19th century in North Devon, England. It connected the coastal town of Bideford with nearby villages and was primarily used to transport goods and passengers. The railway played a significant role in the local economy until it ceased operations in 1935. Today, parts of the route are used for recreational walking and cycling, preserving the heritage of this once-important transport link. The line is remembered for its contributions to the development of the region and its picturesque views along Bideford Bay.