The train leaves from the Timber Depot station at the entrance of Szalajka Valley. The length of the track is almost 5 km, the destination is the Gloriett Glade. The narrow gauge, steam operated forest railway that was built based on the plans of engineer Márkus Ágoston from Eger started operating in 1908. In 1910, Sir Wessely Károly gave it to Margrave Pallavicini Alfonz Károly, who operated it until the Second World War. In the thirties it was used mainly to transport wood and lime (on the almost 30 km long line). Since the nationalization, the railway is operated by Egererdő PLC From 1966, diesel locomotives replaced the steam locomotives. From the end of the sixties, transportation of goods moved more and more into the background, and as tourism started to grow, passenger transportation became dominant. The trains transport approximately 200 thousand tourist per year. In October 1999, the steam locomotive called Szilvi and a contemporary lounge car was put into service.
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