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West Highland Line


DalmuirDalmuir
DumbartonDumbarton Central
HelensburghHelensburgh Upper
GarelochheadGarelochhead
Arrochar and TarbetArrochar and Tarbet
ArdluiArdlui
CrianlarichCrianlarichThe route divides at Crianlarich to serve either Oban or Fort William and Mallaig.
Oban route
TyndrumTyndrum Lower
DalmallyDalmally
Loch AweLoch Awe
Loch AweFalls of CruachanFalls of Cruachan is a 'request stop', used mainly by hikers.
TaynuiltTaynuilt
ConnelConnel Ferry
ObanOban
- Fort William and Mallaig route
TyndrumTyndrum Upper
Bridge of OrchyBridge of Orchy
RannochRannoch
CorrourCorrour
TullochTulloch
Roy BridgeRoy Bridge
Spean BridgeSpean Bridge
Fort WilliamFort WilliamServices from Glasgow reverse out of Fort William to continue to Mallaig.
The Jacobite runs from Fort William to Mallaig.
Fort WilliamBanavie
CorpachCorpach
Loch Eil Loch Eil
Loch EilLocheilside
GlenfinnanGlefinnan
LochailortLochailort
BeasdaleBeasdale
ArisaigArisaig
MorarMorar
MallaigMallaigFerries link Mallaig to the Kyle of Lochalsh, Armadale, the Isle of Skye and the Small Isles.


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