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Barry Links Railway Station

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Barry Links Railway Station is a rural train stop located near the coastal town of Carnoustie in Angus. This quiet station serves as a gateway to the scenic Barry Links and the nearby Barry Mill, a historic water-powered corn mill surrounded by peaceful riverside walks. Visitors can explore the natural beauty of the local dunes or use the station as a starting point for discovering the world-famous golf courses and picturesque coastline of the surrounding area.

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The station is currently unstaffed and features a customer help point on each platform for information and emergency assistance. There are sheltered waiting areas and seating available on both platforms. Access to platform 2 is step-free from the main entrance, while platform 1 is connected via a footbridge with stairs. Please note that there are no toilet facilities, accessible parking, or induction loops available at this location, and the stepping distance between the train and the platform can be prominent.

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Last Updated: January / 2026

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dystrophydad

Nov 2025

A rather wee railway station

Barry Links is a rather wee railway station in Angus, Scotland, near the village of Barry and not far from Carnoustie. This station wasn't on my list of places to visit but I happened to spot it as I travelled along the cycle route from Monifieth to Carnoustie. My research after my visit tells me that Barry Links is one of the least used stations in the UK. What I found most interesting is that only one of the two platforms was accessible to wheelchair users when there's clearly an easy opportunity to make both accessible.

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