Station House

THE UK'S REMOTEST RESTAURANT

Email: Stationhouse@Corrour.Co.Uk
Tel: 01397 732 236

Please book your seating in advance, to avoid disappointment via this link:
Table Reservations

*Signal Box B&B guests do not need to book a table for dinner – one is automatically reserved for you at 6.30pm!
Thank you!!

We are OPEN DAILY as follows:

FRIDAYS – WEDNESDAYS: 08:30 – 21:00
(The kitchen is closed between 14:30 -17:00, last dinner orders by 19:00!)
THURSDAYS: 18:30 -21:00 ONLY

To view our DAILY MENU SAMPLES please click the links below:

2026 Breakfast and Lunch Menus
2026 Dinner Menu
Dessert-Menu-2026
Drinks-Menu-2026

We warmly welcome our customers and daily visitors arriving by train, on foot or cycling in, however please note that vehicular access to Corrour Station is not permitted!

Corrour Station House is tucked away in a remote, stunning and unique location in the West Highlands of Scotland and is only accessible by train or a twenty mile walk! We warmly welcome visitors from far and wide with a roaring fire, comfy couches, a relaxed atmosphere and good homemade food.

We serve a range of home baking, soups, sandwiches and small selection of main meals as well as teas, coffees, hot chocolates, soft drinks, beer and wine. Whether you are looking for a quick drink before the train or a main meal after a day on the hills, we have something for you.

For further information and reservations please email: stationhouse@corrour.co.uk .

(End-March – end-October only: Tel: 01397 732 236)

ABOUT THE STATION

Corrour Station House is a cafe in a remote and beautiful place. At 1339 feet it is also the highest train station in the UK.

We’re located on the famous West Highland Line, at the end of Rannoch Moor. This is a nature lovers paradise and great for hiking or mountain biking.

GETTING HERE

As the vehicular access to Corrour station is not permitted, most of our customers either take the train, cycle in, or even walk.

The train ride is 50 minutes from Fort William or 3 hours from Glasgow Queen St. See the Scotrail website for the schedule.

Map & Directions >