SteamScarborough Spa Express
Coast-to-coast Wednesday steam excursion across Lancashire and Yorkshire to York and Scarborough, with two alternative routes.
10 charter trains and 4 scenic lines, signed in the colours of the old North Eastern Region.
SteamCoast-to-coast Wednesday steam excursion across Lancashire and Yorkshire to York and Scarborough, with two alternative routes.
SteamWest Coast Railways' summer steam train over the Settle to Carlisle line from York or Chester, marking the route's 150th anniversary in 2026.
SteamSteam Dreams' East Coast Main Line steam trip from King's Cross to the York St Nicholas Christmas market behind Britannia.
LuxuryStatesman Rail's winter circular over Shap and the Settle to Carlisle line with snow-capped fells and Pullman dining.
SteamA rare through train over the whole Esk Valley line from Middlesbrough to Whitby, steam hauled from Lancashire.
SteamA festive day out to York's Christmas Market, steam hauled from Leicester via the 'Old Road' through Rotherham.
SteamSteam-hauled Christmas Market trips to York via the rarely used Spalding and Lincoln line.
SteamAn annual charity steam special for the Lune Rivers Trust from Carnforth to York, formerly known as The Lune Habitat.
SteamVintage Trains' festive run behind a Tyseley Castle from Birmingham and the East Midlands to York's Christmas Markets.
LuxuryA Midland Pullman day over the whole Settle to Carlisle line, with a break in Carlisle and a return via the Tyne Valley and Durham.
Scenic lineEngland's most celebrated main line, climbing from the Yorkshire Dales over Ribblehead Viaduct and Ais Gill summit into the Eden Valley.
Scenic lineThrough the Peak District from Sheffield to Manchester via Totley and Cowburn tunnels, Hathersage, Castleton's Hope Valley and Edale under Kinder Scout.
Scenic lineAcross the Pennines from the Dales to Morecambe Bay by way of Giggleswick, Clapham and the Three Peaks, on the old Little North Western.
Scenic lineThrough the mill towns of the Calder valley, Hebden Bridge, Todmorden and the Summit Tunnel, on the first railway across the Pennines.