Train line (specifically England)

[JustAMatterOfTime]

I have found that around me (North Yorkshire) a lot of the train tracks are fenced off and hard to get to requiring a ladder at least. Is this the same everywhere in England or are there areas where you can access track quite easily (near a road)? Also do the train tracks have motion sensing cameras nearby to pick up people going on them or is that just being paranoid?

 

[BigNarkoleptic]

There are remote stations that have high speed commuter trains everywhere over the UK. But they are just remote. Not inter-city but mainline commuters tend to be the ones that blast along for this sort of thing.
Recommended at night.
Remember thinking about this once, wanting to do it and not be seen by hiding until the last minute.
There's no other way really is there.
Peace.

 

[Last chance]

There is a train line where I walk my dog that just runs through a field in the middle of nowhere,it has steps either side of it so you can walk across it. No cameras,no fences,nothing at all.

Every time I am there I watch the trains go by and think bout how I could hide until the last second then lay my neck across the line.

 

[JustAMatterOfTime]

There is a train line where I walk my dog that just runs through a field in the middle of nowhere,it has steps either side of it so you can walk across it. No cameras,no fences,nothing at all.

Every time I am there I watch the trains go by and think bout how I could hide until the last second then lay my neck across the line.

There are remote stations that have high speed commuter trains everywhere over the UK. But they are just remote. Not inter-city but mainline commuters tend to be the ones that blast along for this sort of thing.
Recommended at night.
Remember thinking about this once, wanting to do it and not be seen by hiding until the last minute.
There's no other way really is there.
Peace.

thank you I think I will go and have a look around. I checked the train speed limits so know which tracks are best.