Corrour Station, located on Scotland’s West Highland Line, is the highest railway station in the UK at 1,340 feet above sea level. Built in 1894, it sits in the heart of Rannoch Moor, surrounded by sweeping Highland wilderness and overlooking Loch Ossian. Remarkably remote, the station has no public road access—visitors arrive by train or on foot—making it a unique gateway for hikers, cyclists, and nature enthusiasts. Its isolation and dramatic scenery have made Corrour a celebrated stop for those seeking tranquility and adventure in one of Britain’s most breathtaking landscapes.
Corrour Station, located on Scotland’s West Highland Line, is the highest railway station in the UK at 1,340 feet above sea level. Built in 1894, it sits in the heart of Rannoch Moor, surrounded by sweeping Highland wilderness and overlooking Loch Ossian. Remarkably remote, the station has no public road access—visitors arrive by train or on foot—making it a unique gateway for hikers, cyclists, and nature enthusiasts. Its isolation and dramatic scenery have made Corrour a celebrated stop for those seeking tranquility and adventure in one of Britain’s most breathtaking landscapes.
