Trains to Ardgay

Tucked in the Highland council area of Scotland, Ardgay Railway Station links the village of Ardgay with Inverness in the south and Wick in the north. Situated at the meeting point of two historical railways, Ardgay Railway Station was originally opened as a junction point called Bonar Bridge. Today operated by ScotRail, the station is served by seven southbound trains a day and five northbound trains. One northbound commuter train to Ardgay from Inverness terminates at the station; the other four continue north to Wick. On Sundays, one train operates in each direction.

A two-platform station, platform 1 serves southbound services and can accommodate trains having ten coaches. Platform 2 serves the northbound line, and only holds five coaches. Customer service is available by email, and passengers can use smartcard validators on their journey. A shelter is available on platform 1. Rail replacement services pick up and drop off on main street.