CALEDONIAN SLEEPER SEATED COACH REVIEW: Fort William to Glasgow Queen Street - West Highland Line

Join me as I review what I argue to be one of Britain's nicest trains, along one of the most scenic routes in the world- the West Highland Line. Today's journey is the 18:50 from Fort William to London Euston, and is primarily meant for people to travel overnight to Preston, Crewe or the UK capital city, but those on the WHL are able to travel a shorter distance without travelling overnight - either to Glasgow Queen Street Low Level, or Edinburgh Waverley. You'll get to see how fancy the seated coach is, as well as some stunning views, such Loch Tulla, Loch Long, Loch Lomond and the River Clyde as we join the North Clyde Line south of Craigendoran Junction. Journey information: 1850 Fort William - 0015 Glasgow QS (0800 arrival into London Euston) Operated by Great British Railfreight (GBRf) Class 66 'Shed" 66739 "Bluebell Railway", and Class 73 73968 (operated by CS) 6x Mark 5 coaches (1 seated, 1 lounge, 4 sleeping berths) Please don't reupload without prior permission. Copyright © Alder 2024