Can I ride The Jacobite train one way?

Things to Know Before You Go You can ride the Jacobite Express one way between Fort William and Mallaig, or choose a round-trip ticket that allows for an hour and a half to explore Mallaig before the return journey. Advance booking is highly recommended—a very limited number of same-day tickets are available.



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You can ride the Jacobite Express one way between Fort William and Mallaig, or choose a round-trip ticket that allows for an hour and a half to explore Mallaig before the return journey. Advance booking is highly recommended?a very limited number of same-day tickets are available.

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Top Tip: For the best views, sit on the left hand side on the way to Mallaig and on the right hand side on the way back! Whilst Mallaig may be the destination, a trip aboard The Jacobite is just as much about what you will see and experience on the journey, as it is about where you end up.

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The train journey is regarded as one of the best in the world so it's worthy of being a bucket list activity in its own right. That being said, if it's just a good photo of the Jacobite train passing over the viaduct you want, then I recommend getting the ScotRail train to Glenfinnan and waiting at the viewpoint.

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“can you take your own picnic on board ? ” Yes you can. My wife and I took a picnic lunch with us. After the train arrives in Mallaig, they'll make you get off for about 15 minutes while the train turns around.

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“Can I travel over the Glenfinnan viduct via a normal scotrail train?” Yes , we took the local train from Fort William to Mallaig and that does exactly the same journey as the Jacobite steam train and goes over the Glenfinnan viaduct.

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All the carriages have a number on them with first class usually being carriages 1 and 2. They could be at either end of the train depending on which end is driving. Just look for the carriage number on the side of each carriage.

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When it comes to commercial flights, you have three basic levels of service from which to choose: first class, offering the epitome of luxurious accommodations; business class, offering spacious seating and extra amenities; and economy class (coach), offering the lowest cost seats with minimal service.

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