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Information on Nidderdale Sunday and Bank Holiday Bus Services Nidderdale Summer Sunday and Bank Holiday Bus Services 16th May to 17th October 2021 24: Harrogate - Pateley Bridge 821: Keighley - Otley - Washburn Valley - Pateley Bridge - Upper Nidderdale 822: York - Ripon - Fountains Abbey - Pateley Bridge - Grassington (double decker) 825: York - Harrogate - Brimham Rocks - Fountains Abbey - Masham - Leyburn - Richmond Dales Rover tickets valid on all services: Adult £10; Group (up to 2 adults and 3 children) £18 One Way £1 tickets for under 19's valid on all services (ID needed by older teenagers) ENCTS elderly/disabled bus passes valid for free travel on services 24 and 821. Day ticket for passholders on other buses £5. No booking needed - all tickets, also including singles and returns, available from the driver. Contactless payment available. www.dalesbus.org/nidderdale DalesBus 24 Harrogate - Hampsthwaite - Birstwith - Darley - Summerbridge - Pateley Bridge Sunday & Bank Holiday Bus Times from 16th May 2021 Harrogate Bus Station 1020 1320 1530 Pateley Bridge King Street 1115 1415 1625 Harrogate The Hydro 1026 1326 1536 Summerbridge Flying Dutchman 1124 1424 1634 Killinghall Three Horseshoes 1029 1329 1539 Darley Moke Hill 1133 1433 1643 Hampsthwaite Memorial Hall 1036 1336 1546 Birstwith Clint Bank 1140 1440 1650 Birstwith Post Office 1041 1341 1551 Birstwith Post Office 1142 1442 1652 Birstwith Clint Bank 1042 1342 1552 Hampsthwaite Memorial Hall 1146 1446 1656 Darley Moke Hill 1049 1349 1559 Killinghall Three Horseshoes 1153 1453 1703 Summerbridge Flying Dutchman 1058 1358 1608 Harrogate The Hydro 1157 1457 1707 Pateley Bridge King Street 1111 1411 1621 Harrogate Bus Station 1204 1504 1714 Change at Pateley Bridge for Nidderdale DalesBus 821 to Scar House Reservoir (departs 1115) Change at Pateley Bridge for DalesBus 822 to Grassington (departs 1115) DalesBus 24 is operated by the Harrogate Bus Company 01423 566061. Sunday and Bank Holiday buses are supported by Dales and Bowland Community Interest Company as part of the DalesBus network. See separate timetable for buses on Monday to Saturday. Nidderdale DalesBus 821 Keighley - Otley - Washburn Valley - Pateley Bridge - Upper Nidderdale Summer Sundays and Bank Holidays from 16th May to 17th October 2021 Keighley Bus Station 0930 .. Scar House Reservoir Café 1155 1545 Riddlesden Granby Lane 0935 .. Lofthouse 1210 1600 Bingley Main Street 0942 .. Ramsgill Yorke Arms 1216 1606 Saltaire Salt Brewery 0948 .. Gouthwaite Reservoir 1218 1608 Shipley Market Place 0955 .. Wath Bridge 1222 1612 Guiseley White Cross 1005 .. Pateley Bridge King Street arr. 1230 1620 Otley Bus Station 1020 1350 Pateley Bridge King Street dep. 1230 1625 Norwood Church 1032 1402 Coldstones Cut 1235 1630 Fewston Heritage Centre 1038 1408 Greenhow Hill 1238 1633 Fewston Reservoir Car Park 1040 1410 Blubberhouses Church 1250 1645 Blubberhouses opp. Church 1046 1416 Fewston Reservoir Car Park .. 1652 Greenhow Hill 1100 1430 Fewston Heritage Centre .. 1654 Coldstones Cut 1102 1432 Norwood Church .. 1700 Pateley Bridge King Street arr. 1110 1440 Newall with Clifton The Roebuck 1300 .. Pateley Bridge King Street dep. 1115 1440 Otley Bus Station 1310 1715 Wath Bridge 1121 1446 Guiseley White Cross .. 1723 Gouthwaite Reservoir 1127 1452 Shipley Market Place .. 1735 Ramsgill opp. Yorke Arms 1130 1455 Saltaire Salt Brewery .. 1738 Lofthouse 1135 1500 Bingley Midland Hotel .. 1745 Scar House Reservoir Café 1150 1515 Riddlesden Granby Lane .. 1752 Keighley Bus Station .. 1800 Change at Pateley Bridge for DalesBus 24 to Harrogate (departs 1115 & 1625) Change at Pateley Bridge for DalesBus 822 to Ripon and York (departs 1625) Nidderdale DalesBus 821 is operated by the Keighley Bus Company 01535 603284 as part of the DalesBus network with financial support from the Jaytee Foundation, Yorkshire Water, North Yorkshire County Council's Locality Budget, Keighley Town Council, Otley Walkers are Welcome, Leeds City Council, Pateley Bridge Town Council, Bewerley Town Council, Fullers Foods and individual donors. DalesBus 822 (double decker) York - Ripon - Fountains Abbey - Pateley Bridge - Grassington Summer Sundays and Bank Holidays from 18th April to 17th October 2021 York opp. Rail Station 0930 Grassington National Park Centre 1555 Upper Poppleton Garden Centre 0938 Hebden The Clarendon 1559 Green Hammerton 0952 Stump Cross Caverns 1607 Aldborough Maypole 1005 Greenhow Hill 1610 Boroughbridge Market Place 1010 Coldstones Cut 1612 Skelton-on-Ure (for Newby Hall) 1018 Pateley Bridge King Street arr. 1620 Ripon Bus Station 1030 Pateley Bridge King Street dep. 1625 Fountains Abbey Visitor Centre 1045 Fellbeck Half Moon Inn 1631 Fellbeck opp. Half Moon Inn 1100 Fountains Abbey Visitor Centre 1645 Pateley Bridge King Street arr. 1110 Ripon Bus Station 1700 Pateley Bridge King Street dep. 1115 Skelton-on-Ure (for Newby Hall) 1710 Coldstones Cut 1120 Boroughbridge Market Place 1718 Greenhow Hill 1123 Aldborough Maypole 1721 Stump Cross Caverns 1127 Green Hammerton 1733 Hebden opp. The Clarendon 1135 Upper Poppleton Garden Centre 1744 Grassington National Park Centre 1140 York Rail Station 1756 Change at Grassington for DalesBus 875 to Kettlewell, Asygarth and Hawes (departs 1200) ENCTS passes for the elderly and disabled are not valid for free travel on this service. Passholders travel for maximum £3 single or £5 Dales Privilege Rover all-day ticket. DalesBus 822 is operated by First York 0345 646 0707 as part of the DalesBus network managed by Dales and Bowland Community Interest Company with financial support from the National Trust. Eastern DalesBus 825 York - Harrogate - Brimham Rocks - Fountains Abbey - Masham - Leyburn - Richmond Summer Sundays and Bank Holidays from 16th May to 17th October 2021 York opp. Railway Station 0925 Richmond Market Place 1505 Upper Poppleton Garden Centre 0933 Swaleview Caravan Park 1513 Knaresborough Bus Station 1000 Bellerby 1525 Harrogate Bus Station arr. 1015 Leyburn Market Place 1530 Harrogate Bus Station dep. 1020 Middleham Wensleydale Hotel 1535 Ripley Cross 1033 Jervaulx Abbey 1543 Burnt Yates opp. Shelter 1038 Masham Market Place 1600 Brimham Rocks Entrance 1045 Hackfall 1605 Fountains Abbey Visitor Centre 1100 Grewelthorpe St James Church 1607 Galphay The Galphay Inn 1115 Kirkby Malzeard opp. Queens Head 1613 Kirkby Malzeard Queens Head 1120 Galphay opp. The Galphay Inn 1618 Grewelthorpe St James Church 1125 Fountains Abbey Visitor Centre 1633 Hackfall 1126 Brimham Rocks Entrance 1648 Masham Market Place 1135 Burnt Yates Shelter 1655 Jervaulx Abbey 1145 Ripley Cross 1700 Middleham Richard III Hotel 1153 Harrogate Bus Station arr. 1715 Leyburn Market Place 1200 Harrogate Bus Station dep. 1720 Bellerby 1203 Knaresborough Bus Station 1735 Swaleview Caravan Park 1215 Upper Poppleton Garden Centre 1755 Richmond Market Place 1230 York Railway Station 1810 ENCTS passes for the elderly and disabled are not valid for free travel on this service. Passholders pay maximum fares of £3 single and £5 day ticket. Eastern DalesBus 825 is operated by York & Country 01904 633 990 as part of the DalesBus network managed by Dales and Bowland Community Interest Company with financial support from North Yorkshire County Council's Locality Budget and the National Trust..
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