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ScotRail 2H85 · ScotRail · 14 November

Inverness → Kyle of Lochalsh

LiveOn timeOn its way, next stop Achnashellach · ≈ 70 km/h (estimated)
Departure13:35Inverness · platform 5
Estimated arrival16:16Kyle of Lochalsh
Next stop15:21Achnashellach · platform 1
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Route · 15 stops · 2 h 41 · 132 km

  1. 13:35Invernessdeparture5
  3. 13:50Beauly1
  4. 13:55Muir of Ord2
  5. 14:03Conon Bridge1
  6. 14:07Dingwall3 min stop1
  7. 14:32Garve2
  8. 14:42Lochluichart1
  9. 14:49Achanalt1
  10. 15:01Achnasheen4 min stop2
  11. The train is here · ≈ 70 km/h
  12. 15:32Strathcarron2
  13. 15:37Attadale1
  14. 15:50Stromeferry1
  15. 15:58Duncraig1
  16. 16:02Plockton1
  17. 16:05Duirinish1
  18. 16:16Kyle of Lochalshterminus1
Timetable and live data · ScotRail, updated at 15:08, UK time

Connections at Kyle of Lochalsh · after arriving at 16:16

  1. 17:13ScotRail 2H86to Inverness1
All departures from Kyle of Lochalsh → Next departures, with at least 5 minutes to change trains. Check the connection time at the station.

Questions about ScotRail 2H85

Is ScotRail 2H85 late today?

No, it is on time: arrival in Kyle of Lochalsh at 16:16.

What time does ScotRail 2H85 arrive in Kyle of Lochalsh?

It is scheduled at 16:16.

Which platform does ScotRail 2H85 leave from?

Today, it leaves from platform 5 at Inverness. It arrives at platform 1 in Kyle of Lochalsh. Platforms can change: check the station screens.

How long is the journey from Inverness to Kyle of Lochalsh?

2 h 41 today. 132 km by rail, an average of 49 km/h including stops.

Which stations does ScotRail 2H85 call at?

Between Inverness and Kyle of Lochalsh, it calls at 15 stations: Beauly, Muir of Ord, Conon Bridge, Dingwall, Garve, Lochluichart, Achanalt, Achnasheen, Achnashellach, Strathcarron, Attadale, Stromeferry, Duncraig, Plockton, Duirinish.

Which company runs ScotRail 2H85?

ScotRail 2H85 is run by ScotRail. Its timetable and live data come from data published by ScotRail.

How do I let someone know when I arrive?

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