The Snaefell Mountain Railway crosses the TT course at The Bungalow. This crossing is on the A18 Mountain Road, near Bungalow Station, roughly midway around the 37.73-mile Snaefell Mountain Course.
The railway runs between Laxey and the summit of Snaefell. The Bungalow is its only intermediate stopping place, and the tracks cross the racing road at the station. During TT racing, trams stop on either side of the closed course so passengers can use the footbridge rather than cross the road.
The name comes from the former Bungalow Hotel, a Swiss-chalet-style building erected around the railway’s early years. It was demolished in 1958 and later replaced by railway shelters and the modern station facilities.
A common mix-up is to choose Windy Corner or the Creg-ny-Baa, both famous course landmarks. Neither is a railway crossing: Windy Corner lies farther along the mountain section, while the Creg-ny-Baa is on the descent toward Douglas.