Western Australia’s most expensive railway

Running from the southwest towns of Pemberton to Northcliffe, this section of railway was built during the great depression through a rain forest. As such, it cost a tremendous amount of money to snake through the dense environment full of waterways. It was so costly, that it took the crown of being the most expensive railway line per mile during construction. Services (both commercial and passenger) was cancelled in the 1980s, but the Pemberton Tramway Company immediately took the reins and created a ride for tourists. They still operate today, although only from Pemberton to the Cascades as the line gets lost to the brush further down the track. In this video, we follow the 36km span of heritage listed track between the towns (including on the tram) and discover what remains today. WillPower:    / @willpower_electrical_and_more   Website: www.brendansodyssey.com Email: brendansodyssey@gmail.com Click the "Join" button for just $3 a month to support this channel. All money raised goes back into the production of future videos. Check out my other channel which is all about hiking and camping!    / @brendangoesoutside   Check out my other channel which is all about retro gaming!    / retrogameon   Sources for this video can be found here: https://www.brendansodyssey.com/youtu...