Links

Links. Some of my favourite sites...
28 Days Later (28DL)	A UK Urban Exploration (Urbex) Forums site hosting a plethora of reports including a large amount of underground exploration.
CardiffRail	The Cardiffrail site is a project to explore and document disused railways, tunnels and industrial buildings in south Wales and the Midlands of England.
Darkplaces	Darkplaces is a UK based meeting point for underground explorers to chat, meet and show off pictures and videos about exploring Underground places of Interest.
Davros.org	Several sections to this site including one describing the London Underground system and the independent railways of the London area.
Dumpman	Home-made films about odd places. Abandoned railways/disused railways feature heavily.
Forbidden Places	Online since February 1998, hosts urban explorations on 4 continents including approximately 1800 pictures.
Forgotten Relics	Forgotten Relics of an Enterprising Age. This excellent site celebrates some of the the awesome civil engineering endeavours of the 19th Century railway pioneers.
Hidden Glasgow	The whole site is worth a look but this section in particular includes discussion and maps covering one of the UK's most tunnel pierced cities.
Lost Railways West Yorks	Exploring the routes & uncovering the history of the lost, abandoned, disused & dismantled railways of West Yorkshire.
Leverton.org	Photo's of viaducts and tunnels.
Silent UK	UK Underground Urbex site.
Souterrains	Souterrains, man made underground objects, artificial cavities, mines, quarries, tunnels.
Subterranea Britanicca	Formed in 1974, Subterranea Britannica is a society devoted the the study and investigation of man-made and man-used underground places.
Trackbed.com	The aim of this site is to provide the most comprehensive historical database on the web of everything that made Britain's Railways so unique & special.
Underground Kent	A site dedicated to the many underground features that can be found not just in Kent but in other areas.
Urban Exploration Web Ring	Contains sites, primarily amateur and hobbyists, focusing on the art of urban exploration: touring storm drains, abandoned buildings, transit tunnels, old ruins, etc.