Yep, this is the end of the line, and while the original station still stands, it isn't actually…read moreused any more, namely because the platform that the train uses is actually the other platform. However, it's pretty cool, and is also located at the entrance to a national park, which I have to admit is really, really cool. In fact, you can catch a train from Adelaide all the way to the national park, which is a huge bonus. Yeah, this station is pretty awesome.

Yeah, honestly, there really isn't much here, though I do give it credit for having a pub next…read moredoor, which is pretty cool, and somewhat rare for a railway station in Adelaide. I do vaguely remember getting off the train here once, a long, long time ago, namely because a friend lived nearby. However, as a station, it is pretty dull.

Basically this is just a shelter with a platform, like pretty much all of the stations in Adelaide…read moreare. Well, not all of them, but a bulk of them. I guess it was because a lot of them were built after they stopped building delightful stations, and simply went for form and function. Even then, the shelters are pretty small, so you don't want to be waiting here when it rains, and while it isn't as bad as some places, it still does rain in Adelaide. Yeah, there isn't much to this station, unless you happen to live in the area.

A part of me expected more from this station, probably because I kept on getting it mixed up with…read moreMitcham Station, which actually has a station building whereas this one doesn't. Yeah, it's just a platform, and there is only one that is operational as well (though the other one still exists, it is just is a huge state of disrepair). Mind you, one thing that does make this station stand out are the murals, which are pretty cool. Yeah, one could probably just visit this station to check out the murals.

This is definitely quite a nice station, though I have to admit that somebody does need to come…read morealong and clean the toilets - they were disgusting. However, putting that aside, this is one of those very rare stations that you find in Adelaide that was built quite some time ago. In fact, it is on the old Melbourne line, so I suspect that the trains used to stop here on the way into Adelaide, though that would have been quite some time ago. It is a delightful station, and they have even added a walkway across to the other platform, namely because trains pass by each other here.

This station feels like it is located in a gully, though in reality it is a cutting through the…read morehill (why the didn't build a tunnel is beyond me - maybe because it wasn't necessary). Anyway, like a lot of the stations along this line, it is a single platform, and while the other platform is still present, it is disused, and pretty much falling apart as well. Yeah, it isn't great, and I would give yourself time to get to the station, because it is a bit of a hike from the road.