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PLYMOUTH for JUST £10.70 Off-Peak Day Return LOOE £7.10 Off-Peak Day Return 2018 PLYMOUTH FOR JUST £10.70 Off-Peak Day Return LOOE £7.10 Off-Peak Day Return ST IVES £10.70 Off-Peak Day Return PAR £5.10 Off-Peak Day Return PLYMOUTH PENZANCE £10.70 £10.70 Off-Peak Day Return Off-Peak Day Return Find out times and prices ONLINE BY PHONE TIMETABLE Get times & prices Call National Pick up a pocket for your journey at Rail Enquiries on timetable at GWR.com. 03457 484950. staffed stations. Travelling for leisure CHILDREN’S DISCOUNTS Under 5 year-olds travel free, 5-15 year-olds half price. 1/3 OFF FOR GROUPS Groups of 3 to 9 people get a third off with a GroupSave ticket on Off-Peak GWR trains. Buy from Newquay station ticket office (open May to mid-September) or on the train from the Conductor if the ticket office is closed. RIDE CORNWALL This one-day rover ticket allows travel on all GWR rail routes in Cornwall, plus Plymouth and the Tamar Valley Line, and most bus services for just £13 (£9.75 child). Valid from 09 00 on weekdays and any time on Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays. A Family ticket is £26 (up to 2 adults and 3 children). DEVON & CORNWALL RAILCARD For just £11 per year, this card gives Devon and Cornwall residents a third off most Standard Off-Peak tickets for you and a friend when travelling in the two counties. Buy at Newquay station ticket office (open May to mid- September) or at other staffed stations (proof of residency and photo ID required). Find out more: www.greatscenicrailways.com How to buy tickets Please buy your ticket from Newquay station ticket office (open May to mid-September). If the ticket office is closed, buy on the train from the Conductor (by cash or card). For longer trips (e.g. Bristol, London), save money by buying your ticket up to 12 weeks in advance. Buy online, at Newquay station ticket office or at another staffed station. Where’s the station? Newquay station, Station Parade, Newquay, TR7 2NF The station car park is located next to the station and has 30 spaces. The station also has bicycle parking. Top tips DOGS WELCOME You can take up to two dogs on the train free of charge. You just need a lead. BUGGIES ALLOWED Bring your pram or buggy. If possible fold it down once on the train. Under 5s go free. TAKING YOUR BIKE On smaller local trains, two bikes per train are permitted, first come first served (free of charge). On High Speed Trains, you must book your bike on in advance. Book on 0345 7000 125, at a staffed station or at GWR.com. Walks from the railway CORNISH MINING HERITAGE WALK Discover the Cornish Mining Heritage of the Luxulyan Valley. Take the train to Luxulyan, then use the directions and map in our downloadable leaflet to explore the area on foot - including taking in the amazing Treffry Viaduct. The short version of the walk is 2.5 miles, with the option to extend it to 3.7 miles. In Luxulyan there is a local pub, the King’s Arms, where you can enjoy some lunch. There’s also a handy village shop. Get the leaflet: www.greatscenicrailways.com/luxulyan-walk NEWQUAY TO ST IVES Enjoy one of Britain’s most scenic train journeys. Change at St Erth and soak up the dramatic views as the line sweeps alongside the golden sands of Hayle Towans through Carbis Bay and on to St Ives. St Ives is blessed with not one but four beaches. Each offers something different whether you’re a surfer, family or sun worshipper. Explore the town’s picturesque narrow streets lined with galleries, independent shops, pubs and restaurants. £10.70 2hr 30 Off-Peak Day Return Average journey time Can be used on any train Look up times at GWR.com or call 03457 48 49 50. NEWQUAY TO PAR With its pretty, family friendly beaches, gardens and many shops, don’t overlook Par as just the junction for Newquay. The south-facing Par Sands beach is backed by rolling dunes and is a popular favourite in the summer months. The village also boasts several friendly pubs, shops and restaurants and offers access to many scenic coastal walks and cycle paths. £5.10 50 min Off-Peak Day Return Average journey time Can be used on any train Look up times at GWR.com or call 03457 48 49 50. NEWQUAY TO LOSTWITHIEL Described as “the loveliest inland scenery in Cornwall”, this ancient town, dating back to the 12th century, is a must visit. Antiques shops and regular fairs have made Lostwithiel the antiques capital of Cornwall. The town’s calendar is full of highlights such as LostFest, Carnival week and the Cornish Cider Festival. Restormel Castle, with its wonderful views, is a 1.2 mile walk to the north. £6.00 1hr 40 Off-Peak Day Return Average journey time Can be used on any train Look up times at GWR.com or call 03457 48 49 50. NEWQUAY TO PLYMOUTH From the big brands of the Drake Circus shopping centre to the charms of the Elizabethan Barbican, Plymouth makes a great day out. Soak up the history of the Hoe (pictured), or take a dip in the iconic Tinside Lido. Explore the National Marine Aquarium or take a tour of the Plymouth Gin Distillery. The station is a short walk from the city centre. £10.70 1hr 50 Off-Peak Day Return Average journey time Can be used on any train Look up times at GWR.com or call 03457 48 49 50. NEWQUAY TO LOOE Looe is a picturesque seaside destination that’s full of character. It prides itself on its safe beaches for swimming and sunbathing, restaurants that specialise in fresh local ingredients, and a maze of narrow streets full of small independent shops to discover. Get there by train on the scenic Looe Valley Line. £7.10 2hr 30 Off-Peak Day Return Average journey time Can be used on any train Look up times at GWR.com or call 03457 48 49 50. NEWQUAY TO PENZANCE Penzance is the last stop on the Great Western mainline. Take a stroll along the attractive sea front promenade or enjoy lunch overlooking the popular art deco style Jubilee Pool. And don’t miss St Michael’s Mount. Hop on a boat - or walk across at low tide - to see this stunning castle and surrounding village. £10.70 2hr 10 Off-Peak Day Return Average journey time Can be used on any train Look up times at GWR.com or call 03457 48 49 50. THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE Par Luxulyan Bugle Roche St Columb Quintrell Newquay Road Downs CORNWALL’S RAIL NETWORK Train times, prices and tickets: GWR.com National Rail Enquiries: 03457 484950 The Devon & Cornwall Rail Partnership supports and develops the counties’ branch lines. We are a non-profit partnership between local authorities, the railway and Plymouth University. Find out more about our work at www.dcrp.org.uk. The Friends of the Atlantic Coast Line is a group formed in 2005 by people dedicated to supporting the development of the Newquay branch line for our communities and for visitors. Find out more at www.focal.org.uk. All information supplied in good faith. Prices and other details are correct at time of publication (March 2018) but are subject to change. No responsibility can be accepted for any changes, errors or omissions. Published by the Devon & Cornwall Rail Partnership, School of Geography, Plymouth University, PL4 8AA. 01752 584777 [email protected].
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