About Golden Mile Loopline Railway
The Golden Mile Loopline Railway is a heritage railway based at the historic Boulder Railway Station in Boulder, Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Western Australia. It preserves a section of the former Boulder loopline that served the mines of the Golden Mile, one of Australia's richest goldfields. Operated by volunteers of the Golden Mile Loopline Railway Society, it offers short heritage train rides using restored locomotives and carriages, showcasing the region's gold mining and railway history.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a heritage railway experience at the restored Boulder Railway Station. The site includes the historic station building, platform, preserved locomotives, carriages and railway memorabilia. On operating days, visitors can take a short return heritage train ride along a section of the former loopline through the Boulder area, with commentary on goldfields railway history. The setting is an open, arid goldfields townscape with station displays and photo opportunities.
Key highlights
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Heritage train rides on a preserved section of the historic Boulder loopline
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Restored Boulder Railway Station building and platform
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Preserved locomotives, carriages and railway rolling stock
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Volunteer-run displays of Goldfields railway and mining history