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11 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 11 bus time schedule & line map 11 Hindpool - Coniston View In Website Mode The 11 bus line (Hindpool - Coniston) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Barrow-In-Furness: 10:15 AM (2) Coniston: 11:10 AM - 1:55 PM (3) Hindpool: 10:15 AM - 1:00 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 11 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 11 bus arriving. Direction: Barrow-In-Furness 11 bus Time Schedule 44 stops Barrow-In-Furness Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational St Mary's Church, Ulverston Brogden Street, Ulverston Tuesday 10:15 AM Park Drive, Ulverston Wednesday 10:15 AM - 1:00 PM Park Road, Ulverston Thursday 10:15 AM - 4:30 PM Elmhurst, Ulverston Friday Not Operational Leisure Centre, Croftlands Saturday Not Operational West Mount, Ulverston Conishead Priory, Bardsea 11 bus Info Peel House, Bardsea Direction: Barrow-In-Furness Stops: 44 The Braddylls Arms, Bardsea Trip Duration: 42 min Line Summary: St Mary's Church, Ulverston, Park The Old Mill, Bardsea Drive, Ulverston, Elmhurst, Ulverston, Leisure Centre, Croftlands, West Mount, Ulverston, Conishead Priory, Bardsea, Peel House, Bardsea, The Braddylls Arms, Seawood Farm, Baycliff Bardsea, The Old Mill, Bardsea, Seawood Farm, Baycliff, Swinestead Lane End, Baycliff, Clattern Swinestead Lane End, Baycliff Cottage, Baycliff, Road End, Aldingham, Ladycroft Shawƒeld Road, Aldingham Civil Parish Cottage, Aldingham, Malt Kiln Road, Newbiggin, Roosebeck House, Goadsbarrow, Long Lane, Clattern Cottage, Baycliff Goadsbarrow, Bay View, Roosebeck, Priors Lea, Roosebeck, Whitehall Caravan Park, Roosebeck, Road End, Aldingham Clarkes Hotel, Rampside, Sands, Rampside, Turning Circle, Roa Island, Hall, Rampside, Clarkes Hotel, Ladycroft Cottage, Aldingham Rampside, The Concle Inn, Rampside, The Sea Shells, Rampside, Sands, Rampside, Hall, Rampside, Malt Kiln Road, Newbiggin Moorside Cottages, Roosecote, Petrol Station, Roose, Yarlside Road, Roose, Gateway, Roose, Marsh Roosebeck House, Goadsbarrow Street, Salthouse, Bowling Club, Salthouse, Salthouse Pavilion, Salthouse, St Luke's Avenue, Long Lane, Goadsbarrow Roosegate, Rawlinson Street, Salthouse, Harbour Inn, Salthouse, Alfred Barrow Health Centre, Barrow- Bay View, Roosebeck In-Furness, Morrisons, Salthouse, Town Hall, Barrow- Priors Lea, Roosebeck In-Furness, Denby Solicitors, Barrow-In-Furness, Ramsden Square, Barrow-In-Furness Whitehall Caravan Park, Roosebeck Clarkes Hotel, Rampside Sands, Rampside Turning Circle, Roa Island Piel Street, England Hall, Rampside Rampside, England Clarkes Hotel, Rampside The Concle Inn, Rampside The Sea Shells, Rampside Sands, Rampside Hall, Rampside Moorside Cottages, Roosecote Petrol Station, Roose Yarlside Road, Roose Gateway, Roose 189 Roose Road, Barrow-in-Furness Marsh Street, Salthouse Bowling Club, Salthouse Raglan Street, United Kingdom Salthouse Pavilion, Salthouse Frederick Street, United Kingdom St Luke's Avenue, Roosegate 91-93 Roose Road, Barrow-in-Furness Rawlinson Street, Salthouse Harbour Inn, Salthouse St George's Square, United Kingdom Alfred Barrow Health Centre, Barrow-In-Furness Dalton Road, United Kingdom Morrisons, Salthouse Strand, United Kingdom Town Hall, Barrow-In-Furness 20 Clifford Street, United Kingdom Denby Solicitors, Barrow-In-Furness 111 Duke Street, United Kingdom Ramsden Square, Barrow-In-Furness Ramsden Square, United Kingdom Direction: Coniston 11 bus Time Schedule 55 stops Coniston Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 11:10 AM - 1:55 PM Asda, Hindpool Tuesday 11:40 AM Ramsden Square, Barrow-In-Furness Ramsden Square, United Kingdom Wednesday 11:40 AM - 2:00 PM Market Hall, Barrow-In-Furness Thursday 7:55 AM - 2:00 PM 18 Duke Street / Town Square, United Kingdom Friday Not Operational Alfred Barrow Health Centre, Barrow-In-Furness Saturday Not Operational 4 Duke Street, United Kingdom Morrisons, Salthouse Strand, United Kingdom 11 bus Info St Georges School, Salthouse Direction: Coniston Stops: 55 Bowling Club, Salthouse Trip Duration: 89 min Raglan Street, United Kingdom Line Summary: Asda, Hindpool, Ramsden Square, Barrow-In-Furness, Market Hall, Barrow-In-Furness, Ruskin Terrace, Salthouse Alfred Barrow Health Centre, Barrow-In-Furness, Macadam Street, United Kingdom Morrisons, Salthouse, St Georges School, Salthouse, Bowling Club, Salthouse, Ruskin Terrace, Salthouse, Washington Hotel, Roosegate Washington Hotel, Roosegate, Friars Lane, Cambridge Street, Barrow-in-Furness Roosegate, Longway, Roose, Rampside Road, Roose, Petrol Station, Roose, Moorhead Cottages, Friars Lane, Roosegate Roosecote, Clarkes Hotel, Rampside, Sands, Rampside, The Sea Shells, Rampside, Turning Circle, Longway, Roose Roa Island, Hall, Rampside, Sands, Rampside, 203 Roose Road, Barrow-in-Furness Clarkes Hotel, Rampside, The Concle Inn, Rampside, Hall, Rampside, Priors Lea, Roosebeck, Whitehall Rampside Road, Roose Caravan Park, Roosebeck, Bay View, Roosebeck, Roose Farm Lane, England Long Lane, Goadsbarrow, Roosebeck House, Goadsbarrow, Road End, Newbiggin, Colt Park, Petrol Station, Roose Newbiggin, Moat Farm, Aldingham, Ladycroft Cottage, Aldingham, Road End, Aldingham, Moorhead Cottages, Roosecote Shawƒeld Road, Baycliff, Fishermans Arms, Baycliff, Seawood Farm, Baycliff, The Old Mill, Bardsea, Coast Clarkes Hotel, Rampside Road, Bardsea, The Braddylls Arms, Bardsea, White Gill Lane End, Bardsea, Conishead Priory, Bardsea, Sands, Rampside Hazeldene, Ulverston, Leisure Centre, Croftlands, Elmhurst, Ulverston, Kiosk, Ulverston, Park Drive, Ulverston, Mill View, Spark Bridge, Allotment The Sea Shells, Rampside Gardens, Lowick, The Red Lion, Lowick, Newbiggin House, Blawith, Silver Howe, Water Yeat, Sunny Bank Turning Circle, Roa Island Bridge, Torver, Church House Inn, Torver, Park Piel Street, England Coppice Caravan Park, Little Arrow, The Crown, Coniston Hall, Rampside Rampside, England Sands, Rampside Clarkes Hotel, Rampside The Concle Inn, Rampside Hall, Rampside Priors Lea, Roosebeck Whitehall Caravan Park, Roosebeck Bay View, Roosebeck Long Lane, Goadsbarrow Roosebeck House, Goadsbarrow Road End, Newbiggin Colt Park, Newbiggin Moat Farm, Aldingham Ladycroft Cottage, Aldingham Road End, Aldingham Shawƒeld Road, Baycliff Shawƒeld Road, Aldingham Civil Parish Fishermans Arms, Baycliff Seawood Farm, Baycliff The Old Mill, Bardsea Coast Road, Bardsea The Braddylls Arms, Bardsea White Gill Lane End, Bardsea Conishead Priory, Bardsea Hazeldene, Ulverston Priory Road, Ulverston Leisure Centre, Croftlands Elmhurst, Ulverston Kiosk, Ulverston Park Drive, Ulverston Mill View, Spark Bridge Crake Mount, Egton With Newland Civil Parish Allotment Gardens, Lowick The Red Lion, Lowick Lowick Bridge, Lowick Civil Parish Newbiggin House, Blawith Smithy Beck Bridge, Blawith And Subberthwaite Civil Parish Silver Howe, Water Yeat Sunny Bank Bridge, Torver Church House Inn, Torver Park Coppice Caravan Park, Little Arrow The Crown, Coniston Direction: Hindpool 11 bus Time Schedule 45 stops Hindpool Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 10:15 AM - 1:00 PM St Mary's Church, Ulverston Brogden Street, Ulverston Tuesday Not Operational Park Drive, Ulverston Wednesday Not Operational Park Road, Ulverston Thursday Not Operational Elmhurst, Ulverston Friday Not Operational Leisure Centre, Croftlands Saturday Not Operational West Mount, Ulverston Conishead Priory, Bardsea 11 bus Info Peel House, Bardsea Direction: Hindpool Stops: 45 The Braddylls Arms, Bardsea Trip Duration: 52 min Line Summary: St Mary's Church, Ulverston, Park The Old Mill, Bardsea Drive, Ulverston, Elmhurst, Ulverston, Leisure Centre, Croftlands, West Mount, Ulverston, Conishead Priory, Bardsea, Peel House, Bardsea, The Braddylls Arms, Seawood Farm, Baycliff Bardsea, The Old Mill, Bardsea, Seawood Farm, Baycliff, Swinestead Lane End, Baycliff, Clattern Swinestead Lane End, Baycliff Cottage, Baycliff, Road End, Aldingham, Ladycroft Shawƒeld Road, Aldingham Civil Parish Cottage, Aldingham, Malt Kiln Road, Newbiggin, Roosebeck House, Goadsbarrow, Bay View, Clattern Cottage, Baycliff Roosebeck, Long Lane, Goadsbarrow, Priors Lea, Roosebeck, Whitehall Caravan Park, Roosebeck, Road End, Aldingham Clarkes Hotel, Rampside, Sands, Rampside, The Sea Shells, Rampside, Turning Circle, Roa Island, Hall, Ladycroft Cottage, Aldingham Rampside, Sands, Rampside, Clarkes Hotel, Rampside, The Concle Inn, Rampside, Hall, Malt Kiln Road, Newbiggin Rampside, Moorside Cottages, Roosecote, Petrol Station, Roose, Yarlside Road, Roose, Gateway, Roosebeck House, Goadsbarrow Roose, St Luke's Avenue, Roosegate, Marsh Street, Salthouse, Bowling Club, Salthouse, Salthouse Bay View, Roosebeck Pavilion, Salthouse, Rawlinson Street, Salthouse, Harbour Inn, Salthouse, Alfred Barrow Health Centre, Long Lane, Goadsbarrow Barrow-In-Furness, Morrisons, Salthouse, Town Hall, Barrow-In-Furness, Denby Solicitors, Barrow-In- Priors Lea, Roosebeck Furness, Ramsden Square, Barrow-In-Furness, Asda, Hindpool Whitehall Caravan Park, Roosebeck Clarkes Hotel, Rampside Sands, Rampside The Sea Shells, Rampside Turning Circle, Roa Island Piel Street, England Hall, Rampside Rampside, England Sands, Rampside Clarkes Hotel, Rampside The Concle Inn, Rampside Hall, Rampside Moorside Cottages, Roosecote Petrol Station, Roose Yarlside Road, Roose Gateway, Roose 189 Roose Road, Barrow-in-Furness St Luke's Avenue, Roosegate 91-93 Roose Road, Barrow-in-Furness Marsh Street, Salthouse Bowling Club, Salthouse Raglan Street, United Kingdom Salthouse Pavilion, Salthouse
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