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The Spiegelau Forest Railway (German: Spiegelauer Waldbahn) was a narrow gauge forest railway built for the transportation of logs from the woods around Spiegelau in the Bavarian Forest in southern Germany. After the opening of the Zwiesel Grafenau railway in 1890, new possibilities arose for the transportation of logs by rail from the woods around the Großer Rachel, one of the highest hills in the Bavarian Forest. At the suggestion of the senior forestry commission officer, Leythäuser, who was elected in 1890 to the government of the province of Lower Bavaria, forestry staff began to lay a narrow gauge railway with a 600 mm rail gauge from the state railway station at Spiegelau in 1900 under their own steam.