Publishes 1st April 2026 – order now for dispatch in late March
By Graeme Bickerdike
This explorer’s guide showcases 100 exceptional disused railway tunnels, viaducts and bridges, with eye-catching photography. It documents the ambition, enterprise and sacrifices behind these marvels. Many are now repurposed for active travel, offering unique experiences for the adventurous A spectacular collection of Britain’s most noteworthy disused railway structures, from historic bridges to moody tunnels and sky-scraping viaducts. Whilst many have been reborn into sustainable transport roles since redundancy claimed them, others await discovery amidst nature’s reclamation of these former industrial corridors. The book records the ambition, endeavour and sacrifices of the Victorian pioneers behind 100 engineering feats, with insight on how to find and explore them. Railway Wonders is a valuable companion to families seeking adventure, as well as those fascinated by our railways’ rich social history and eye-catching landscape impacts.












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