Bermuda Railway Trail
A trail converted from the small railway that operated from 1931 to 1948. It stretches about 30 km across the island, and its bridges and seaside sections are ideal for hiking and cycling.
After the railway closed because of the spread of automobiles, its track bed was converted into a public trail that passes through woodland, sea cliffs and villages. The most popular sections are the western Somerset stretch, with views of the bays and old railway bridge piers, and the eastern stretch from Bailey's Bay to St. George's. The surface is mostly crushed stone and paving, and it is open to walkers and cyclists (motor vehicles are prohibited). Several bus stops line the route, so you can walk just one section and take a bus back.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Crystal and Fantasy Caves
- Blue Hole Park
- John Smith's Bay
- Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo
- St. Peter's Church
- Town of St. George
- Unfinished Church
- Tobacco Bay