 | Brienz and Rothorn Bahn Mountain Railway. Part 1. A trip up the Steam worked, 2ft 7 1/2 inch, Brienz and Rothorn Mountain Railway, in Switzerland. First part, is from Brienz Station, at an altitude of 1856 ft above sea level, to Planalp, an intermediate station, where the locos top up with water. The engine was built, very recently, in 1996, in a batch of about 4, and joins the other fellow steam engines on the line, some dating from the nineteenth century, and gaining the famous nickname, 'Kneeling Cows'. |
 | Swiss Steam Trains (1) A series of shots featuring steam runs over the Swiss Federal Railways Brunig Line between Interlaken and Giswil using locos owned by the Ballenberg Steam Trust Taken from "Steam in the Bernese Oberland" DVD featuring the Brunig Line,the Brienz Rothorn Bahn and the Schynige Platte Railway. Running Time 70 minutes Contact classicencores@aol.com for full details |
 | Brienz Rothorn Bahn Die Brienz Rothorn Bahn bei einer Ausweichstelle mit Gegenzug |
 | Swiss Railways Views of the Standard and Metre gauge railways of Switzerland. Firstly, some frieght trains near Gotthard, famous for its pass, and very, very long tunnel. Secondly, a look at the lake and the Paddle Steamer 'Lotschberg', as well as some metre gauge traffic, at Brienz. Brienz, as many will know, is the bottom terminus of the Brienz and Rothorn Steam Rack Railway. A possible thing to come? Thirdly, some more metre gauge traffic at Realp, at the foot of the Furka pass. The station only serves a population of around 160, but is used for car transport trains, to carry travellers along the rail route, rather than negotiating the Furka pass itself, like we did. (In low thick cloud may I add!) |
 | Swiss Narrow Gauge Steam Train: Caux-Rochers de Naye Caux to Rochers-de-Naye (August 26, 1998). The locomotive is MGN H2/3 No. 1, "Rochers-de-Naye", a steam rack locomotive built in 1992, now owned by Brienz Rothorn Bahn. |
 | Brienz Rothorn Bahn A trip on the BRB, a cog railway in Switzerland, from Brienz to Planalp on 30 May 2008. The steam loco is oil fired and dates from the 1990's. |
 | Snowdon Mountain Railway Delights and the'The Song of Wales' Come up Snowdon and see a little 'day in the life' of a mountain, rack railway. Since 1896 trains have been pushing carriages to the top of England and Wales' highest mountain. |
 | BLM Lauterbrunnen - Murren Mountain Railway part 1 Ride on the upper section of BLM over the Lauterbrunnen Valley. This narrow gauge ( 1 m; 3 ft 3 3⁄8 in ) electric mountain railway was opened in 1891. It provides connection between Grutschalp and Murren, climbing 147 metres over a 4 km stretch. The entire line offers magnificent views of the Lauterbrunnen Valley and the mountain chain comprising the Eiger, Monch and the Jungfrau, depending on the weather :) Mine wasn't the best, though |
 | Brienz Rothorn Bahn BRB Balade en train à Brienz. |
 | The Berner Oberland Railway Scenes from the DVD " The Berner Oberland Railway" This Swiss Narrow gauge line runs from Interlaken to Grindelwald and Lauterbrunnen in the Bernese Oberland Region of Switzerland For Details: E Mail classicencores@aol.com |
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