Penrhyn Quarries Ltd completed the restoration of a section of the original railway at Felin Fawr, Bethesda in 2012 .
To commemorate the 50th.
anniversary of the closure of the original railway, original Penrhyn Quarry Hunslet locomotive 'George Sholto' was operated on the restored section.

The section of restored railway was approximately one-fifth mile (0.3 km) in length and ran between Coed y Parc bridge (Felin Fawr) (grid ref.
SH 615662) and St. Anns (grid ref.
SH 614661).
A second phase of the restoration was planned which would add a further mile of track running in a southerly direction. "
Open weekends" with public running were held annually from 2013 onwards.
From 2016 onwards, a series of "Steam Galas" and regular weekend running with diesel locomotives took place.

Whilst ‘the Penrhyn Quarry Railway Society’ is no longer involved with the team carrying out the restoration work, they continue to record and document the history of the railway.
The sympathetic rebuilding of the line - overseen by PQR Engineering Ltd and the operating company Penrhyn Rail Ltd - was supported by ‘the Penrhyn Railway Supporters’, formed in 2013.

In July 2017, all railway operations ceased at short notice and the rolling stock was removed from the site.
The track remained in place in August 2017, but some, that leading to the loco shed and crossing the footpath, was removed in September 2017.
This was seen stacked on a flat wagon.
Penrhyn Quarries Ltd completed the restoration of a section of the original railway at Felin Fawr, Bethesda in 2012 . To commemorate the 50th. anniversary of the closure of the original railway, original Penrhyn Quarry Hunslet locomotive 'George Sholto' was operated on the restored section.
The section of restored railway was approximately one-fifth mile (0.3 km) in length and ran between Coed y Parc bridge (Felin Fawr) (grid ref. SH 615662) and St. Anns (grid ref. SH 614661). A second phase of the restoration was planned which would add a further mile of track running in a southerly direction. "Open weekends" with public running were held annually from 2013 onwards. From 2016 onwards, a series of "Steam Galas" and regular weekend running with diesel locomotives took place.
Whilst ‘the Penrhyn Quarry Railway Society’ is no longer involved with the team carrying out the restoration work, they continue to record and document the history of the railway. The sympathetic rebuilding of the line - overseen by PQR Engineering Ltd and the operating company Penrhyn Rail Ltd - was supported by ‘the Penrhyn Railway Supporters’, formed in 2013.
In July 2017, all railway operations ceased at short notice and the rolling stock was removed from the site. The track remained in place in August 2017, but some, that leading to the loco shed and crossing the footpath, was removed in September 2017. This was seen stacked on a flat wagon.
Penrhyn Quarry Railway