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Rannoch
All photographs of this location in date order.
![Class 37 hauled sleeper train heading south at Rannoch station.<br><br>[Ewan Crawford //]](/images/0/897.jpg "Rannoch")
![Rannoch viewed from the south.<br><br>[Ewan Crawford //]](/images/0/911.jpg "Rannoch")
![Class 37 hauled sleeper train heading south at Rannoch station.<br><br>[Ewan Crawford //]](/images/0/912.jpg "Rannoch")
![At Rannoch the navvies carved this image of Mr.Renton who invested some of his personal fortune to enable the West Highland to be completed.<br><br>[John Gray //]](/images/1000/1130.jpg "Rannoch")
![Rannoch Station looking North.<br><br>[John Gray //]](/images/1000/1131.jpg "Rannoch")
![Rannoch Station looking South.<br><br>[John Gray //]](/images/1000/1132.jpg "Rannoch")
![Looking to Rannoch station from the end of the long siding. The West Highland line is on the right.<br><br>[Ewan Crawford //]](/images/8000/8923.jpg "Rannoch")
![Last northbound service of the day at Rannoch.<br><br>[Ewan Crawford //]](/images/8000/8924.jpg "Rannoch")
![37 403 <I>Isle of Mull</I> with southbound bauxite empties meets 37 407 on a freight for Fort William at Rannoch in the 1980s.<br><br>[Bill Roberton //]](/images/18000/18877.jpg "Rannoch")
![A Fort William-bound Caledonian Sleeper train leaving Rannoch on the climb to Corrour Summit [See News Item]<br><br>[Norman McNab //]](/images/26000/26738.jpg "Rannoch")
![73077+44908 with the 5.10am Glasgow Queen Street - Mallaig, photographed north of Rannoch Viaduct on the West Highland line on 5 September 1960. <br><br>[K A Gray 05/09/1960]](/images/39000/39382.jpg "Rannoch")
![Aftermath of a derailment photographed from a train crossing Rannoch Moor on 6 September 1961. The mishap had occurred several days earlier resulting in a large number of sleepers being torn up. The van had carried alumina. <br><br>[David Stewart 06/09/1961]](/images/47000/47664.jpg "Rannoch")
![Barrowland at Rannoch. View north in summer 1966.<br><br>[David Spaven //1966]](/images/38000/38063.jpg "Rannoch")
![Welcome sign, Rannoch, January 1989.<br><br>[Ian Dinmore /01/1989]](/images/34000/34940.jpg "Rannoch")
![37411 arrives at Rannoch station on a damp January day in 1989 hauling a train for Fort William.<br><br>[Ian Dinmore /01/1989]](/images/39000/39795.jpg "Rannoch")
![A 37 with an engineers inspection coach at Rannoch. This northbound train was looped to let the passenger Sprinter pass.<br><br>[Ewan Crawford //1990]](/images/8000/8733.jpg "Rannoch")
![A 37 with an engineers inspection coach at Rannoch. This northbound train was looped to let the passenger Sprinter pass.<br><br>[Ewan Crawford //1990]](/images/8000/8734.jpg "Rannoch")
![A northbound freight approaches Rannoch station over the wastes of Rannoch Moor. Note the camping coach bottom left. There was a siding here with a turntable (the pit it just to the right of the coach).<br><br>[Ewan Crawford //1990]](/images/20000/20679.jpg "Rannoch")
![37409 southbound with short freight approaching Rannoch Viaduct in 1991.<br><br>[Ewan Crawford //1991]](/images/42000/42356.jpg "Rannoch")
![Mid-day Mossend-Fort William freights cross at Rannoch in 1991. A camping coach sits grounded on the site of the lifted siding to the left of the station.<br><br>[Ewan Crawford //1991]](/images/50000/50329.jpg "Rannoch")
![K4 3442 and K1 2005 stand at Rannoch on 07 August 1994 with the West Highland Railway centenary special. <br><br>[John McIntyre 07/08/1994]](/images/16000/16276.jpg "Rannoch")
![LNER 3442 on the <I>West Highland Railway Centenary</I> special to Fort William on 07 August 1994 receiving attention at Rannoch.<br><br>[John McIntyre 07/08/1994]](/images/16000/16982.jpg "Rannoch")
![Scene at Rannoch station looking north from the footbridge on 7 August 1994 with the SRPS <I>West Highland Centenary Special</I> from Edinburgh to Fort William at the platform ....which is just a wee bit busier than usual...<br><br>[John McIntyre 07/08/1994]](/images/32000/32332.jpg "Rannoch")
![The crew of ex LNER K4 no 3442 <I>The Great Marquess</I> checking the pony truck of the locomotive during an extended station stop at Rannoch on 07 August 1994 whilst working the <I>West Highland Railway Centenary</I> special to Fort William.<br>
<br><br>[John McIntyre 07/08/1994]](/images/32000/32643.jpg "Rannoch")
![The SRPS Railtours <I>West Highland Centenary Special</I> crossing Rannoch Moor on the approach to Rannoch station on 7 August 1994 hauled by 2005 and 3442.<br><br>[John McIntyre 07/08/1994]](/images/56000/56036.jpg "Rannoch")
![Southbound Sprinter at Rannoch in 1995. The low angle is not due to some misplaced attempt at an interesting angle, no, this is the view while sitting on the ground following a long walk!<br><br>[Ewan Crawford //1995]](/images/28000/28215.jpg "Rannoch")
![An enterprising vendor takes the risk of displaying postcards on the <br>
platform of one Britain's damper stations in October 1997. Note the <br>
pre-privatisation ScotRail signs. These appeared on the introduction of the Scotrail brand in 1984 and were in two parts, the blue part (originally red at Linlithgow alone) usually just added above the existing sign. They were gradually replaced by single signs with a dark-blue Scotrail strip along the bottom, but a few older ones like this survived into the privatised era. <br>
<br><br>[David Panton /10/1997]](/images/28000/28880.jpg "Rannoch")
![A Fort William to Oban special pauses at Rannoch on 26 September 1999 while 48151 takes on water.<br><br>[Colin Miller 26/09/1999]](/images/28000/28485.jpg "Rannoch")
![The Mad Woman of Rannoch. <br/> Wind and rain at Rannoch station in October 1999.<br><br>[John Furnevel 31/10/1999]](/images/2000/2629.jpg "Rannoch")
![Interior of Rannoch SB, 2003.<br><br>[John Furnevel //2003]](/images/6000/6136.jpg "Rannoch")
![First Engineering road/rail vehicle alongside Rannoch station in May 2003.<br><br>[John Furnevel /05/2003]](/images/1000/1207.jpg "Rannoch")
![Morning Fort William - Glasgow Queen Street train about to leave Rannoch station in May 2003.<br><br>[John Furnevel /05/2003]](/images/25000/25063.jpg "Rannoch")
![<I>I'm just finishing my tea...</I> Rannoch - May 2003.<br><br>[John Furnevel 20/05/2003]](/images/2000/2860.jpg "Rannoch")
![<I>'I always wanted to be a train driver'....</I> First Engineering team at Rannoch on the morning of 20 May 2003, preparing to head north onto the moor in pouring rain.<br><br>[John Furnevel 20/05/2003]](/images/3000/3018.jpg "Rannoch")
![Southbound from Rannoch in 2003.<br><br>[John Furnevel 20/05/2003]](/images/4000/4593.jpg "Rannoch")
![The old signal box located at the north end of the island platform at Rannoch station in 2003.<br><br>[John Furnevel 20/05/2003]](/images/4000/4595.jpg "Rannoch")
![The passenger - Rannoch - May 2003.<br><br>[John Furnevel 20/05/2003]](/images/4000/4596.jpg "Rannoch")
![ScotRail 156474 forming a Mallaig - Glasgow Queen Street train about to enter Rannoch station on 20 May 2003 past the stone carving of former West Highland Railway director James Renton. Part of the 284 ft Rannoch Viaduct can be seen in the left background.<br><br>[John Furnevel 20/05/2003]](/images/6000/6137.jpg "Rannoch")
![Any sign of life out there?...<BR/>Caledonian Sleeper at Rannoch<br><br>[Paul D Kerr 04/09/2006]](/images/12000/12277.jpg "Rannoch")
![66725 with 6E45 (empty alumina tanks returning to North Blyth) pauses at Rannoch on its way south. The smell from the brakes was rather strong. In the distance the repainted Rannoch Viaduct can be seen in the trees.<br><br>[Ewan Crawford /02/2011]](/images/32000/32961.jpg "Rannoch")
![Winner of the 'fabulous bothy' competition 2011. This finely appointed shed graces the PW platform at Rannoch.<br><br>[Ewan Crawford /02/2011]](/images/32000/32979.jpg "Rannoch")
![With light rain over Rannoch Moor, K4 61994 <i>The Great Marquess</i> + Black 5 45231 <i>The Sherwood Forester</I> double head the SRPS <I>West Highlander</I> up the gradient from the Gaur Viaduct towards Rannoch Station on 14 May.<br><br>[John Gray 14/05/2011]](/images/34000/34081.jpg "Rannoch")
![Built from old rails and sleepers, snow fences used to protect the railway lines from drifting snow. This is what remains of the snow fences south of Rannoch Station in May 2011.<br>
<br><br>[John Gray 14/05/2011]](/images/34000/34085.jpg "Rannoch")
![Remains of the former turntable still visible alongside Rannoch Station on 14 May 2011. The old pit has long been infilled with a number of well-established slver birch trees now occupying the site. Beyond it stands a modified coach, complete with decking and garden furniture.<br>
<br><br>[John Gray 14/05/2011]](/images/34000/34095.jpg "Rannoch")
![The redundant signal box at Rannoch Station on 14 May. Nice to see it still standing and with the lever frame in situ.<br>
<br><br>[John Gray 14/05/2011]](/images/34000/34107.jpg "Rannoch")
![The unusual curved split-level footbridge at Rannoch Station, seen looking south during a station stop on 19 February 2013.<br><br>[David Pesterfield 19/02/2013]](/images/42000/42496.jpg "Rannoch")
![Rannoch photocall for comfort toilet scheme. In this Perth & Kinross Council photo here are Cllr Mike Williamson (purple tie), John Yellowlees, Jenny Anderson, Scott (black top) from the Moor of Rannoch Hotel and Bill Anderson (blue top) of the Rannoch Station Tearoom.<br><br>[John Yellowlees /11/2016]](/images/57000/57376.jpg "Rannoch")
![John Yellowlees, Cllr Mike Williamson (purple tie), Bill Anderson (blue top) of the Rannoch Station Tearoom and Scott (black top) from the Moor of Rannoch Hotel stand by the 'Renton Stone' at Rannoch station on the occasion of the re-opening of the station toilets.<br><br>[John Yellowlees Collection /11/2016]](/images/57000/57448.jpg "Rannoch")
![A double class 156 DMU approaches from the north. It will combine with a single unit from Oban at Crianlarich before continuing to Glasgow Queen Street.<br><br>[Colin McDonald 12/04/2017]](/images/59000/59014.jpg "Rannoch")
![View south from the footbridge at Rannoch.<br><br>[Colin McDonald 12/04/2017]](/images/59000/59025.jpg "Rannoch")
!['Brief Encounters on the West Highland Lines', a travelling CRP production. 'Original stageplay and evening meal accessible by train' - Saturday 14th April.<br><br>[John Yellowlees 19/03/2018]](/images/63000/63441.jpg "Rannoch")
