I visited Shorncliffe station on 19 November 2017.
Shorncliffe is the terminus station on the Shorncliffe line and is served by train services travelling to Roma Street with many continuing to Cleveland. Shorncliffe is located 21.4 km from Roma Street and the approximate travel time is 41 minutes.
Shorncliffe is situated in zone 2 meaning the fares between Shorncliffe and Roma Street are:
Shorncliffe station opened in 1882 as Sandgate when the line first opened which it was renamed in 1938. The line was electrified on 18 September 1982.
Shorncliffe was named after the homonymous suburb of Shorncliffe which describes the headland when viewed from Moreton Bay.
Shorncliffe station only has one platform. It is used for both inbound and outbound services.
Shorncliffe station only has one entrance which is on Railway Parade.
Shorncliffe station does have disability access.
There is a bus stop nearby on Railway Parade serving nearby suburbs. The route that serves Shorncliffe is route 313.
Shorncliffe is the station with the lowest elevation on the network at only 2 metres above sea level.
Station sign
Front of station
Side of station building
Inside station building
