The Guernsey Railway is a historic narrow-gauge railway located on the island of Guernsey in the Channel Islands. It originally operated from 1879 until 1934, serving as a vital transportation link for both locals and tourists. The railway was primarily used to transport goods and passengers across the island, connecting key areas and enhancing trade. Today, the Guernsey Railway is no longer in operation, but its legacy remains. The railway's route has been transformed into a scenic walking and cycling path, allowing visitors to enjoy the beautiful landscapes of Guernsey while learning about the island's transportation history.