The Ouse Valley Railway is a railway line in West Sussex, England, that connects Haywards Heath to Uckfield. It was opened in the mid-19th century and played a significant role in transporting goods and passengers in the region. The line features picturesque views of the Ouse Valley and surrounding countryside. The railway was originally part of a larger network but faced challenges over the years, leading to its closure in the 1960s. Today, parts of the route are used for walking and cycling, while efforts continue to explore the possibility of reopening the line for passenger services.