The Culdee Fell Rack Railway remains a unique example of Sudrian engineering, and is one of only two Rack Railways within the British Isles.  Opened in 1900, it has been a major tourist attraction on the Island of Sodor since, and given visitors a chance to view the spectacular scenery from the island’s tallest mountain via a steam locomotive.   In more recent times, the railway has acquired new Diesel traction to reduce it’s running costs, and now runs these engines at off-peak times as well. THE CULDEE FELL RACK RAILWAY  A History  Click the link above to read more about the history of the Culdee Fell Rack Railway, from conception to present day.   THE CULDEE FELL RACK RAILWAY  Engines & Rolling Stock Click the link above to find out more about the engines on the Culdee Fell Rack Railway, their individual histories prior to arriving there.