Leisure, Park & Farm

Narrow Gauge Railways

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Narrow gauge railway locomotives and carriages provide a perfect solution for carrying passengers of all ages at leisure, park and farm attractions, whether as a ride or as a transport system.

With 50 years experience in this demanding market, Alan Keef Ltd can guide you through all of the crucial considerations to create a successful attraction or transport system. We can advise on the right locomotive and carriages for a number of track gauges and, as well as traditional steam and modern, 'clean-diesel' powered trains, we can also advise you on the benefits of utilising the latest battery-electric technologies too.

Our experienced team has the expertise and passion to help you create a new narrow gauge railway design to match any styling or site specific requirements. In addition, if you have a railway that now needs upgrading in any way, our extensive experience means we can guide you through all of the issues you need to consider - from passenger numbers, turnaround times, carriage design, motive power, station layout and more besides.

Above or Below Ground

Electric propulsion lends itself particularly to underground applications and we have significant experience in  underground narrow gauge railways - take a look through our gallery pages below to see the wide range of railways we've been involved with.

The Right Expertise

If you’re considering a narrow gauge railway for your leisure, park or farm attraction, there are many factors to take into account. Our friendly and knowledgeable guidance will help you assess and evaluate the most suitable railway for your needs:

  • Transport system or ‘ride’
  • Optimum number of passengers to be hauled per train
  • Rail gauge
  • Gradient and minimum curve radii
  • Type of locomotive
  • Disabled access requirements
  • Staffing requirements
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Leisure, Park & Farm Railways

Below is a small selection of images of the narrow gauge railways that we have been involved with over the last 50 years. Our complete gallery can be viewed clicking the link at the bottom of the page.

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