Looe railway station

Looe station is the coastal terminus of the Looe Valley Line, a branch railway opened in 1860 that connects the fishing town of East Looe to the main Plymouth–Penzance line at Liskeard. The 13.5 km route winds through a wooded river valley and is widely regarded as one of Cornwall's most scenic short rail journeys. Run as a Community Rail line with strong local backing, the station serves as a practical gateway for walkers exploring both the valley trail and the South West Coast Path.