Australian Rail Map
      Metropolitan rail maps
      Long Distance Trains
      Taking your car
      Fares & Bookings
      Journey Planner
      Holiday Itineraries
      Other Countries
      Legend & Help
      About this site
      Contact Us
      Buy rail maps
Service Changes

Seymour to Albury Train service closed
9 November 2008: The broad gauge railway from Seymour to Albury is closed and passenger train services withdrawn and replaced by buses for 2 years to allow the track to be re-gauged to standard gauge. Through passenger trains continue to operate between Melbourne and Sydney on the existing parallel standard gauge track serving Benalla, Wangaratta and Albury stations.

Brunswick Street station renamed Fortitude Valley
11 October 2008: Brunswick Street station in Brisbane is renamed Fortitude Valley.

Perth City underground railway opens
15 October 2007: Joondalup/Clarkson line trains are extended through a new underground railway from Perth to a new station at Esplanade on the South side of the city.

Adelaide Tram Extension
14 October 2007: Adelaide's Bay Tram line extended from Victoria Square northward along King William Street to Pirie Street and Rundle Mall, then Westward along North Terrace to Adelaide Station and City West. Tram services operate through from City West to Glenelg.

Craigieburn Line Opens
20 September 2007: Melbourne's Broadmeadows line trains are extended to Craigieburn, and a new station at Roxburgh Park opens.

Queensland stations closed
16 June 2007: Revised timetables introduced for many regional Queensland trains. All passenger train services withdrawn from Maxwelton, Nonda, Oorindi, Pine Hill and Drummond stations.

AUSTRALIAN RAIL MAPS

The website for planning rail, bus, tram and ferry travel all over Australia featuring integrated maps of EVERY passenger rail service in Australia.

NAVIGATING OUR MAPS

On this site you will find a number of diagrammatic maps of parts of Australia. These maps show EVERY passenger railway and EVERY station served by passenger trains. All metropolitan services including light rail, as well as all country and interstate services are covered. The maps indicate the routes taken as well as the journey times and service frequency (number of trains per hour, per day or per week as the case may be). Most ferry services are included as well as some airport connection road bus routes where no rail service is provided. Also included are the growing number of passenger carrying tourist railways.
To move from one page to another, simply click the map in the areas indicated to view a more detailed map of that part of the country. You can pan to an adjacent map by clicking on the arrows on the map edge. When you click on a train line, we'll show you details of the route, including where it stops, how long it takes, how often it runs, and we link to online timetables from the operator.

AUSTRALIA'S RAIL SERVICES

Australia's passenger railway system offers tourists and residents a modern, safe and convenient form of travel. There are numerous separate passenger train and tram operators in Australia offering services ranging from intensive suburban and metropolitan commuter trains and electric street tramways in major cities, to commuter trains and long distance interstate and luxury trans-continental journeys. The trains are high quality and all operators have reasonable on-line information about their services, but often their information is not co-ordinated. This site seeks to be a reference hub for anyone wishing to plan a rail or bus trip in Australia - whether from one suburb to another or a trans-continental odyssey you will find the information here. We link to official web-sites of train and bus operators as well as to some excellent unofficial sites too.

JOURNEY PLANNER

Our Journey planner includes all train, ferry and inter-town bus routes in the country. Whether you need to travel from Sydney to Perth, Brisbane Airport to Surfers Paradise, Parramatta to Manly or Yackandandah to Tangambalanga - we can find the buses, trains and ferries to get you there. And we link to the latest detailed timetable and online booking services for each and every route for all operators all from one easy screen. Check out our database statistics to see how many routes, stations and operators we have on line, and where people are travelling - click here.

GOOGLE EARTH and GOOGLE MAPS

Our new Google interfaces allow you to see the exact location of every railway station and most bus stops and when we've found your route we'll plot it for you on Google Earth and Google Maps. Simply use our Journey Planner or click on a route on one of our maps.

A printer-friendly version of this map in pdf format can be downloaded by clicking here.

Map MS - Eastern Victoria and Southern NSW Map BR - South Queensland Map RC - North Queensland Map P2 - Western Australia Map SB - Northern New South Wales Map AM - South Australia and Western Victoria Map PA - Central and Northern Australia Map MH - Tasmania and Bass Strait