West Somerset Railway (Blue Anchor) Webcam

West Somerset Railway

The West Somerset Railway (Blue Anchor) is a heritage railway located in Somerset, England, running along a 20.5-mile stretch between Bishops Lydeard and Minehead. The Blue Anchor station, situated on the western end of the line, serves as a popular stop for visitors to explore the nearby coast. The railway is known for operating steam and diesel trains, offering scenic views of the countryside and the Bristol Channel. The West Somerset Railway is the longest heritage railway in the UK and attracts over 100,000 visitors annually.

The webcam at Blue Anchor station offers an excellent view of the station buildings, which are preserved as they were in the 1930s, and the wheel-operated level crossing. The webcam captures trains arriving from and departing to Minehead, providing a glimpse of vintage locomotives in action. With sound included, the webcam immerses viewers in the sounds of the trains and the surrounding environment, while also offering beautiful sunset views when conditions are right.