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Dalesrail.Com DalesRail.com Direct trains from Blackpool to Carlisle via the scenic Settle Carlisle Line Dates of operation: Sundays – 16 May until 12 September 2021 General Information 2021 For train times and fares visit www.dalesrail.com What is DalesRail? DalesRail is simply the best way to spend a Sunday! It’s a train service linking Lancashire with the scenic Ribble Valley, Yorkshire Dales and Eden Valley aimed at walkers and those wanting a special day out. The Lancashire Rail Ramblers are providing a small programme of two guided walks each Sunday from 6 June until 12 September 2021. The guided walks programme can be found on the DalesRail website at communityraillancashire.co.uk/dalesrail-walks/ and offers walks to suit all interests and abilities from city strolls to moderately strenuous fell walking. Stewards on the train can offer advice and information about each Sunday’s activities whilst further details can be downloaded from the website. So sit back and enjoy the best of English countryside from the comfort of the train as you travel along some of the world’s most scenic rail routes. For more information see the Useful websites section below. Community Rail Lancashire Guided Walks The Preston – Colne and Clitheroe – Bolton railway lines give access to some excellent walking country and Lancashire Rail Ramblers provide a regular programme of guided walks from stations along these two lines on behalf of the Community Rail Partnerships. The walks are of varying length to suit all capabilities. There are usually three walks on different days each month. Why not take the opportunity to explore your local countryside. You might be surprised by the scenic and historic delights that can be discovered there. Programmes giving details of the dates and walks can be obtained from DalesRail train stewards, manned stations or by visiting www.communityraillancashire.co.uk Rail Ramblers Lancashire Rail Ramblers also provide their own regular programme of guided walks on Saturdays throughout the year from Stations across the North West of England and Peak District. For details ask the DalesRail train Stewards for a Rail Rambler Programme or visit www.railramblers.wordpress.com for detailed information. Useful websites www.dalesrail.com giving comprehensive details relating to DalesRail. www.communityraillancashire.co.uk with lots of information about the activities of our local Community Rail Partnerships. www.ribblevalleyrail.co.uk lots of information from a local rail user group. www.northernrailway.co.uk lots of information on the local train operator. www.settle-carlisle.co.uk lots of information on their famous scenic railway. The DALES RAILCARD The DALES RAILCARD - offers great discounts: If you live in the BB7 postcode area , which includes Clitheroe and Whalley, then you are eligible for the DalesRail card. The Dales Railcard costs just £10 and is valid for 12 months. It provides savings of 1/3rd on the cost of tickets within the specified area. As well as savings for the railcard holder, up to four children accompanying each Dales Railcard holder are eligible for discounts of 81% on the full adult fare. The minimum fare for a child is £1.00. The Dales Railcard can be used on the Sunday DalesRail and winter Hellifield services as well as for journeys at other times on the Settle Carlisle and Bentham Lines. 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For more information or to get involved in the many volunteering opportunities with us, email [email protected] This leaflet is supported by Community Rail Lancashire Mapping Information All the walks in the programme are planned by the Lancashire Rail Ramblers Committee and make use of Ordnance Survey Explorer maps and the ones listed below cover the area. OL2 Yorkshire Dales South & West OL5 The English Lakes North Eastern Area OL7 The English Lakes South Eastern Area OL19 Howgill Fells & Upper Eden Valley OL30 Yorkshire Dales North OL31 North Pennines OL41 Forest of Bowland & Ribblesdale OL43 Hadrian’s Wall 315 Carlisle Guided Walks The programme of guided walks with experienced leaders provides a great opportunity to see the best of the Yorkshire Dales, the Eden Valley and the western side of the Northern Pennines. You are most welcome to join any of these guided walks. At all times, safety is your own responsibility. The leaders reserve the right to vary walks dependant on the weather conditions and capabilities of the walking parties. The walks are arranged by the ‘Lancashire Rail Ramblers’ (visit their website at www.railramblers.wordpress.com) Grades of walks Easy Stroll: Suitable for those not accustomed to walking in the countryside – these are the G and H walks. Easy: A slower paced walk than for ‘Moderately Easy’ walks and with short periods of rest. These are normally the F walks. Moderately Easy: A generally easy walk which may include some short rather steep inclines, normally shown as E walks. Moderate: A countryside walk for the average regular rambler. These walks may contain some climbing and ridge walking, but generally no scrambling. Normally designated D walks. Within E and D walks are some guided walks shown as ‘Climb a peak slowly’ where the grades are up to one grade higher than normal, but the length is shorter and the speed of the walk is slower – but you can climb to the highest peaks in the area and feel that extra pleasure of the experience. Many of the lower graded walks are themed as ‘Flower Walks’ or ‘History Walks’ and ‘Map Reading Walks’ – all are very popular. We also have more strenuous walks: Moderately Strenuous: Walks suitable for the experienced energetic walker, often at high level and over rough ground. These are the C graded walks. For all walks, except town & city tours and strolls, you should wear strong, comfortable walking boots, warm outdoor clothing and outer wind and waterproofs if the weather warrants it. On most walks, stops are made, often in the countryside, for lunch and tea, so remember to bring your own food, snacks and a drink, especially when it is hot. Details of the walks available from Sunday 6th June 2021 may be found on the DalesRail website at communityraillancashire.co.uk/dalesrail-walks or further detailed information may be had from the
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