The line passes through Vorchdorf station, 14.66 km. from Lambach, where the passenger services terminate, to the ACAMP garden furniture factory at Eggenberg alongside the Eggenberg Brewery, brewers of "Samichlaus", at 14° proof, the strongest beer in the world, and brewed only once a year on December 6th. The total length of the line is 15.22 km. At Vorchdorf, the line shares station area with the metre-gauge Vorchdorf - Gmünden line, the Traunseebahn, whilst the main Stern und Hafferl workshops are also located here, at the north end of the station area. The workshops were built in the period 1943-1947, and are unusual because they deal with two gauges (metre and standard gauge) in the same building. Usually stored outside, near the narrow gauge station, are a line of tramcars awaiting conversion. S&H have specialised in converting vehicles for further use on their system, but because of lack of workshop space, these vehicles can sometimes be stabled for several years before being taken in for conversion.

Local goods traffic is hauled by one of the five electric railcars, the newest dating from 1953. However goods traffic to the factory is in the charge of E24 010, a Krauss Maffei steeple-cab locomotive built in 1910 for Wuppertal Tramways in Germany. The Traunseebahn, like other S&H lines, has special offers to tempt tourists, including "Ride and Beer", to Eggenberg, and a visit to a water-driven smithies mill at Bad Wimbach-Neydharting. Information is available, in German, from the Stern und Hafferl website.