The Seaton Tram is a 2ft 9in narrow gauge electric tram located in East Devon, South West England. The 3-mile route runs along the Axe Estuary and Coly River between the coastal resort of Seaton, the village of Colyford and the historic town of Colyton.

Do trams run in Seaton?

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Accessible trams will run throughout the service, please call 01297 20375 or speak to staff upon arrival. Accessible trams will run throughout the service, please call 01297 20375 or speak to staff on arrival.

How long are the Seaton trams?

The three-mile route traverses the glorious Axe Valley in East Devon, between the seaside resort of Seaton, the small village of Colyford and the historic town of Colyton.journey needs Half an hour from start to finish. You must get off the tram on arrival, but can return on any tram afterwards.

Who owns the Seaton Tramways?

its owner, Claude Lanepassionate about trams, the factory helped realise his long-standing ambition to build a 15-inch gauge tram on the basis of the former Darwin Motor 23, which would then be used in Llandudno and Colwyn Bay run on the system.

Are dogs allowed on Seaton trams?

Seaton streetcars are dog friendly

Take the dog with you on one of our trams through the beautiful Axe Valley. … Dogs can ride on the lower deck of all our trams, when accompanied by a human companion. Seaton and Colyton stations also have dog bowls to keep you refreshed after a day on the tram.

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What is the gauge of the Seaton tram?

We are happy to announce that we have now achieved this by adding a camera to the Seaton Tramway.Seaton Streetcar is 2 ft 9 in (838 mm) narrow gauge Tramway.