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Links about trams and light rails in Laxey, Isle of Man

There are 2 links about trams and light rails in Laxey, Isle of Man (United Kingdom) on Tram Travels.

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Isle of Man Transport
Language: English.

"Welcome To the Isle of Man's unique heritage railways, operating since 1873"

Snaefell Mountain Railway
By: Isle of Man Guide.
Language: English.

"Started in 1895, the Snaefell Mountain Railway took just seven months to complete. Running a total of four miles from the village of Laxey to the top of the island's highest mountain, Snaefell at 2,036ft. The electric Snaefell Mountain Railway is the only one in the British Isles. The line is 3 1/2ft gauge covering 5 miles with a steep incline of 1 in 12 running on a 53 chain line. It has a centre line to aid braking."

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