Dunblane Railway Station

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Rudy has been on three trains to & from Dunblane! The first was on the 15th of August 2023 and most recently on the 17th of August 2023.

Dunblane station has been open since 1848 between Stirling and Perth. A junction to the north provided the Callander and Oban Railway the first route to the western fishing towns completed by 1880. The original station building remains but a new accessible bridge with lifts replaced the cast iron footbridge in 2014. Dunblane is currently the northern most limit of electrification on British railways.

Rudy's Adventures at Dunblane

Dunblane station walks and places to visit.

17th August 2023

Allan Water

Rudy on our walk at Dunblane. August 2023

After our Darn Walk to get to Dunblane Rudy returned for a walk further along the river to see the railway viaduct over the Allan Water. Because riverside walks to see railway viaducts is what we do. Oh, and also picnics we do have quite a lot of pic

15th August 2023

The Darn Walk

Rudy on our walk between Bridge Of Allan and Dunblane. August 2023

Allan Water From Bridge of Allan we took a walk down along the Allan Water. There's a great little path that winds through the wooded eastern bank and up & over a couple of tributaries. Rudy loves this sort of path where he can run ahead an

15th August 2023

The Village Inn Dunblane

After our walk from Bridge of Allan to Dunblane along the Darn Walk, Rudy was worried we'd forgotten about lunch! After a scan of menus at a choice of dog-friendly pubs & cafes we settled on The Village Inn. It was comfortable, they made Rudy

Dunblane Photos

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Dunblane railway station serves the town of Dunblane in central Scotland. It is located on the former Scottish Central Railway, between Stirling and Perth and opened with the line in 1848. It is the northernmost station on the National Rail network to be electrified.

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