Mława Narrow Gauge Railway

Mława Key Facts

  • Gauge: 750mm
  • Operating Length: 0km
  • Total Length: 67km
  • Status: Not Operating
  • Location:

Current Situation

On Sunday 12 July 2015, as part of the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Przasnysz, Przasnysz narrow gauge station was open with short train and draisine rides as well as miltary reenactments. See also: news article, photo album, YouTube video.

The Mława to Maków Maz narrow gauge railway ran regular freight and occasional tourist passenger trains until the end of PKP narrow gauge in 2001 when it closed. Several attempts have been made to reopen the line. SKPL was the operator for a few years but freight traffic did not materialise. Occasional tourist trains have run, most recently in 2008-09, but no regular tourist trains have run since 2009.

A small group of volunteers looks after the depot area at Mława. The section of line from Grudusk to Leszno is said to be passable but unfortunately this is now believed to be cut off from the depot at Mława as some 200 metres of track have been stolen.

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