| Otherwise known as the Krimml branch, this 760mm gauge line runs from Zell am See, on the inland route between Innsbruck and Salzburg, to Krimml, location of Europe's highest waterfall. It is operated by ÖBB, but steam tourist trains operate in the summer months.
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A 'Krimml sausage' coach 1280x960 E02_001333.JPG |
Dampfbummelzug at Mittersill 1043x692 E02_001370.JPG |
Drinking fountain at Mittersill 910x1242 E02_001367.JPG |
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Mittersill 1280x960 E02_001348.JPG |
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Mittersill (1) 1280x960 E02_001364.JPG |
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Platform trolley at Mittersill 1280x960 E02_001362.JPG |
The Krimml line bay at the east end of Zell am See station 1280x960 E02_001313.JPG |
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