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West Highland line - The West Highland line runs through Glasgow and Central Scotland to Mallaig and Oban in the Scottish Highlands.

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Dawlish railway - Dawlish's coastal train station is on the Exeter-to-Plymouth line. The seascapes are amazing.

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Belfast-Derry line - Take a trip from Belfast to Londonderry through some breathtaking coastal scenery.

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Avocet line - This coastal line runs from Exeter to Exmouth, passing along Devon's Exe estuary.

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Settle-Carlisle line - This scenic railway lines runs through the Yorkshire Dales and the North Pennines from Settle (Morecambe line) and Carlisle.

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The Ffestiniog Railway - Ffestiniog Railway is a heritage railway found in Gwynedd, Snowdonia. It runs through from coastal port town Porthmadog to mining town Blaenau Ffestiniog.

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Snowdonia Mountain Railway - This mountainous railway goes from Llanberis to the highest peak in Wales, the summit of Snowdon.

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The Highland Line - The panoramic 118-mile Highland Line runs from Perth to Inverness.

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The St Ives Bay Line - This scenic line takes you through the Cornish coast, from St Erth to St Ives. It passes through Hayle Towans and Carbis Bay beaches.

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Esk Valley Line - A 35-mile scenic countryside journey from Middlesbrough to Whitby, North Yorkshire.

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North York Moors Railway - This heritage railway runs through the picturesque North York Moors National Park.

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Brighton to London - The scenic Brighton main line goes from the southern coastal town to the big capital in just over an hour.

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Crewe–Manchester line - Enjoy the shift from pastoral to industrial on the Crewe-Manchester railway line.

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The Bluebell Line - The Bluebell Line runs 11 miles across East and West Sussex.

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The Purbeck Line - The scenic Purbeck Line runs between Wareham and Swanage in Dorset.

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Kyle of Lochalsh Line - A picturesque ride through the Scottish highlands from the town of Dingwall to the village of Kyle of Lochalsh.

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The Pilgrim Line - The Pilgrim Line goes from Doncaster to Lincoln and was first opened in 1867.

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The Conwy Valley Line - The Conwy Valley Line is part of the National Rail Network and runs from North Wales's coast to Snowdonia National Park.

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The Furness Line - This line links Cumbria's borough of Barrow-in-Furness with the city of Lancaster.

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The Lakes Line - This popular railway takes you through the Lake District. It stops at Windermere, Staveley, Burneside, Kendal, and Oxenholme.

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The Flying Scotsman - The Flying Scotsman has been taking travelers from London to the Scottish capital since 1862.

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Tees Valley Line - Travel from Darlington to Bishop Auckland on the Tees Valley Line.

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Hope Valley Line - Go from Manchester to Sheffield on the Hope Valley Line, a gorgeous route through the British countryside.

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Heart of Wales Line - With this railway line you can cross borders to Llanelli, south-west Wales, from Craven Arms, Shropshire.

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The Cotswold Line - This line runs through the orchards of Vale of Evesham, from Oxford to Hereford.

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The Bentham Line - Also referred to as the Little North Western, the Bentham line takes you from Leeds to Lancaster and Morecambe.

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Yorkshire Wolds Coast Line - Go from from Hull to Scarborough on England's north-east coast.

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The Bittern Line - This Norfolk line runs through from Norwich to Sheringham. The journey boasts of wetlands, woodlands, and coastal views.

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