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DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
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DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-76/
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DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-75/
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DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-74/
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DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-73/
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DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-72/
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DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-71/
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DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-70/
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DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-69/
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DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-68/
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DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-67/
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DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-66/
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SUMMARY:Book Tickets
DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-65/
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SUMMARY:Book Tickets
DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-64/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250826
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250827
DTSTAMP:20250306T110218Z
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UID:10000259-1756166400-1756252799@iwsteamrailway.co.uk
SUMMARY:Book Tickets
DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-63/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250821
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250822
DTSTAMP:20250306T110146Z
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UID:10000257-1755734400-1755820799@iwsteamrailway.co.uk
SUMMARY:Book Tickets
DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-62/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250820
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250821
DTSTAMP:20250306T110122Z
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UID:10000256-1755648000-1755734399@iwsteamrailway.co.uk
SUMMARY:Book Tickets
DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-61/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250818
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250819
DTSTAMP:20250306T110100Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250306T110100Z
UID:10000255-1755475200-1755561599@iwsteamrailway.co.uk
SUMMARY:Book Tickets
DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-60/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250817
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250818
DTSTAMP:20250306T110037Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250306T110037Z
UID:10000254-1755388800-1755475199@iwsteamrailway.co.uk
SUMMARY:Book Tickets
DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-59/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250816
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250817
DTSTAMP:20250306T105731Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250306T105731Z
UID:10000253-1755302400-1755388799@iwsteamrailway.co.uk
SUMMARY:Book Tickets
DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-58/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250815
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250816
DTSTAMP:20250306T105704Z
CREATED:20250113T102937Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250306T105704Z
UID:10000252-1755216000-1755302399@iwsteamrailway.co.uk
SUMMARY:Book Tickets
DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-57/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250814
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250815
DTSTAMP:20250306T105636Z
CREATED:20250113T102826Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250306T105636Z
UID:10000251-1755129600-1755215999@iwsteamrailway.co.uk
SUMMARY:Book Tickets
DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-56/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250813
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250814
DTSTAMP:20250812T104126Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250812T104126Z
UID:10000250-1755043200-1755129599@iwsteamrailway.co.uk
SUMMARY:Book Tickets
DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-55/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250811
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250812
DTSTAMP:20250306T105210Z
CREATED:20250113T102416Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250306T105210Z
UID:10000249-1754870400-1754956799@iwsteamrailway.co.uk
SUMMARY:Book Tickets
DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-54/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250810T103000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250810T163000
DTSTAMP:20250801T111959Z
CREATED:20250708T150935Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250801T111959Z
UID:10000357-1754821800-1754843400@iwsteamrailway.co.uk
SUMMARY:Ashey Station Open Day
DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/ashey-open-day/
CATEGORIES:Special Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250810
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250811
DTSTAMP:20250306T105142Z
CREATED:20250113T102320Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250306T105142Z
UID:10000248-1754784000-1754870399@iwsteamrailway.co.uk
SUMMARY:Book Tickets
DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-10-2/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250809
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250810
DTSTAMP:20250306T105120Z
CREATED:20250113T102153Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250306T105120Z
UID:10000247-1754697600-1754783999@iwsteamrailway.co.uk
SUMMARY:Book Tickets
DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-53/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250808
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250809
DTSTAMP:20250306T105055Z
CREATED:20250113T102050Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250306T105055Z
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SUMMARY:Book Tickets
DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-52/
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UID:10000245-1754524800-1754611199@iwsteamrailway.co.uk
SUMMARY:Book Tickets
DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/book-tickets-51/
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SUMMARY:Retrofit Fair 2025
DESCRIPTION:1966 And All That – Walk the Line: Cowes to Newport 2026Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the closure of the Ryde to Cowes line Join our knowledgeable guides to ‘walk the line’ from Cowes to Newport. Learn about the history of the line as we commemorate the 60th anniversary of the last train which ran on the evening of Sunday 20 February 1966. Starting at the site of Cowes station we’ll trace the line through the town\, discovering the entrances to Milll Hill tunnel and the remains of Mill Hill station. Once out of Cowes the line becomes a cycle track which we’ll follow past the site of Medina Wharf to the iron viaduct at Cement Mills. Newport station has been lost beneath the town’s bypass and industrial estate\, however we’ll discover the remains of the Medina viaduct and the short tunnel under Fairlee Road. Date: 21st February 2026 Start: Meet outside Marks & Spencer in Cowes at 09:35. This is the terminus of the No 1 Southern Vectis bus from Newport\, and a 2-minute walk from the Red Funnel ferry terminal. Finish: The walk finishes at Newport station around 12:30. From here there are regular buses to Cowes and the rest of the Island. Distance: 5 miles (8km) Total ascent: 100 feet (40 metres). Generally well-graded throughout with no prolonged ascents. Tickets: £7.50 (children free) – book in advance. All proceeds to the Isle of Wight Steam Railway Ashey Station appeal. What to wear & bring: Sturdy footwear (the approach to Mill Hill tunnel can be muddy)\, warm clothing and waterproof jacket\, picnic lunch\, water bottle. Book walk tickets here or on the button below.
URL:https://iwsteamrailway.co.uk/event/retrofit-fair-2025/
CATEGORIES:Special Event
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