Exploring the long forgotten St George Quarry / Kinmel Park Camp Military Railway - Abergele to Rhyl

The Kinmel Park Camp Railway opened in 1915, to serve the British Army training camp built in the grounds of Kinmel Hall near Abergele in North Wales. It was 3 miles long and joined the North Wales Coast mainline by Foryd / Kinmel Bay Station. By 1918, the branch was linked to the Vale of Clwyd branch line which ran from Corwen to a junction just west of the Rhyl Harbour bridge which crosses the River Clwyd estuary at Rhyl. Using the Vale Branch, the Kinmel Park line was connected to Rhyl Harbour. The line exclusively served the St George Quarry from 1918 onwards. It survived until 1964. Today the line is almost forgotten but the trackbed can be followed through most of Kinmel Bay. Join me for a look along the whole route to see what is left today....... If you enjoyed the video, please give it a like, subscribe to the channel and click the notification bell for all future videos. I am also on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Thanks for watching #kinmelpark #stgeorgequarrybranch #abandonedrailway