@cycling_on_rails@mastodon.social
Post #3516354
2026-05-11 06:32 UTC
@alberto_cottica@mastodon.green About Google Maps being unreliable in practice on this narrow-gauge "FEVE" network: https://mastodon.social/@cycling_on_rails/114721001159450498
And some more info here: https://www.happyrail.com/en/feve-narrow-gauge-network
It's honestly not really worth it unless you really like trains and visiting every railway line, or you happen to hike along the way and hop on for some stops (and, for the León area, happen to pass by at the same time as the daily train).
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@alan@en.osm.town 2026-05-11 07:07
@cycling_on_rails@mastodon.social @alberto_cottica@mastodon.green The timetable is available on the Renfe website. Currently it leaves at 13:40 and takes just over 8 hours. Note that you need to enter "FEVE-León" as the departure station, not "León". Renfe expects you to know this. I think there is shuttle bus to La Asunción - Universidad where the actual train starts, but I'm not sure. As it happens there are works on the line right now, which makes looking for info even trickier, but they are due to finish this week.