Notes: The station was opened as Barmouth Junction. Initially it was a terminus because the viaduct across the river at Barmouth has not been approved for passenger use; passengers were taken across by horse and carriage. Regular trains first crossed on 10.10.1867.

The Barmouth Junction -Dolgellau line was completed in 1869 by the Cambrian Railway in order to oppose the spread of the Great Western with which it connected at Dolgellau, at the end of their line from Ruabon

The station was renamed in Morfa Mawddach on 13.6.1960. The goods service was withdrawn on 4.11.1963. The Dolgellau platform was closed on 18.1.1965 along with the line to Ruabon. The station was unstaffed from 6.5.1968

The station was sited on the north side of a triangular junction although through running from the Machynlleth to Dolgellau direction had not been possible since the closure of the South cabin by the Cambrian Railway before WW1. The curve itself was retained as a siding, and was used until the early 1960's for turning locomotives.

The line from Morfa Mawddach to Dolgellau now forms part of the Mawddach Way cyclepath

Tickets from Michael Stewart

Further reading: Coast Lines of the Cambrian Railways Volume 2 - Dovey Junction - Barmouth Junction by C C Green. Wild Swan Publications 1996 - ISBN 1874103291