Wales West Light Railway in Silverhill, Alabama, is a tourist railway and RV park styled after a Welsh narrow-gauge line. Its one-mile route on two-foot-gauge track, along with a ridable miniature railway, serves as both a family attraction and a preservation-minded setting that draws more than 30,000 visitors annually. Owned by Ann and Ken Zadnichek, it recreates British narrow-gauge heritage through replica passenger cars based on nineteenth-century plans and distinctive locomotives, including the steam engine Dame Ann and the diesel Gareth. The railway is notable as an unusually specific recreation of Welsh railway culture adapted for tourism and preservation on the Alabama coast.