The Keith and Dufftown Railway is a heritage railway located in Moray, Scotland. It operates on a 12-mile stretch of track that was originally part of the Great North of Scotland Railway. The line connects the towns of Keith and Dufftown, offering scenic views of the surrounding countryside. The railway was officially reopened in 2001 after being closed to regular passenger services in 1968. Today, it provides a nostalgic experience for visitors, featuring vintage steam and diesel locomotives. The Keith and Dufftown Railway is also a popular attraction for families and railway enthusiasts alike.