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The original Inchanga viaduct opened in March 1880, and routed through Wallacetown. The Inchanga deviation
and station opened 24/4/1892.
The Inchanga viaduct was dismantled in 1897. Most of the 6 spans were used elsewhere to provide small bridging facilities across gorges for new lines. |
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Since those early days the Inchanga Conservancy has taken over
the running of the site and provides the craft market and food stalls for every running day of the
train. Come relax
and have fun. Outside visitors
are welcome to join in the fun and the day out in the country-side. |
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There is an operating HO gauge model railway, situated in the grey building at the craft stalls end of the platform.
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Directions for outside visitors:
The morning train arrives at Inchanga
at 09h30 and departs at 10h30 and the afternoon train arrives at 13h30 and departs
at 15h00. For those of you travelling the route Inchanga-Kloof-Inchanga please be
at Inchanga
Station to collect your tickets from Robbie by at least 10h00.
From the South:
Follow the N3 north toward Pietermaritzburg,
take the Hammarsdale / Inchanga turn off (just after the Peacevale
/ Cliffdale turn off), turn right over the freeway and left onto the old main road. About
2Kms further up the road turn right, signposted Inchanga Station,
just before the Hotel turn right again into the car park.
From the North:
Take the Hammarsdale / Inchanga turn off, turn left and keep left
along the old main road, effectively going back the way you came, in about 2Kms further up the
road turn right, signposted Inchanga Station, turn right toward the
Hotel and right again into the car park. |
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