a scene from the film Trainspotting. It also appeared in the fourth episode of the 2010 BBC series Secret Britain. The station also featured in the Young Guns video for the single "Weight of the World". The station is the primary location in Jos Stelling's film De Wisselwachter. It was also visited by Paul Merton in Episode 3 of his Channel 4 documentary series Paul Merton's Secret Stations. It also featured in an All the Stations documentary in 2019. The route south from Corrour across the Moor of Rannoch to Rannoch Station itself was used as a filming location in the Harry Potter films where a Death Eater was seen to stand between the rails with an outstretched arm, to bring the approaching Hogwarts Express to a stand for the train to be inspected. Warner Brothers spent a couple of days with equipment based at Rannoch to facilitate the filming sequences. References Bibliography McGregor, John A., All Stations to Mallaig, D. Bradford Barton Ltd, 1st edition, 1982. Mountain Moor and Loch: on the Route of the West Highland Railway, Sir Joseph Causton & Sons, 1st edition, 1894 Thomas, John, The West Highland Railway, David St John Thomas, 3rd edition, 1992, Scotland: the Movie Location Guide – Trainspotting, Rannoch Moor Information on the station as it appears in "Trainspotting". Hidden Europe magazine – an article about Corrour from Hidden Europe magazine Article on the station by Ian Futers, four pages including track plan, photos, and description in Railway Modeller magazine for April 2008 External links Annotated video of Corrour station and restaurant Railway stations in Highland (council area) Former North British Railway stations Railway stations in Great Britain opened in 1894 Railway stations served by ScotRail Railway stations served by Caledonian Sleeper Railway stations in Great Britain without road access Railway request stops in Great Britain Listed railway stations in Scotland 1894 establishments in Scotland