Northern DalesBus from Lancaster returns for Scenic Summer Sundays

With unspoilt wilderness, wildflower meadows, heather moorland, waterfalls, classic views of the Three Peaks including the Ribblehead viaduct, and opportunities to visit Wensleydale Creamery, explore the Dales lead mining heritage, as well as shops, pubs and cafes along the route - there is something for everyone to see and do.

The service will run every Sunday from May 16 until October 17 2021 departing Preston Bus Station at 0820, Lancaster Bus Station at 0910, Ingleton at 1005, Ribblehead at 1030, Hawes at 1100, Reeth at 1145 and arriving in Richmond at 1215.

The return from Richmond at 1620 and Hawes at 1740 arrives back at Lancaster Bus Station at 1900 and Preston Bus Station at 1950.

Full timetable details are available online HERE.Single and return tickets are available.

Dales Rover tickets offer a day’s unlimited Sunday and Bank Holiday travel - £10 for Adults and £18 for Groups (up to 2 Adults and 3 Children traveling together).

Elderly and disabled concessionary bus passes are not valid for free travel on Northern DalesBus 830, however passholders may purchase a £5 Dales Privilege Rover for a day’s travel.

Further details of the DalesBus network, local services and timetables can be found at www.dalesbus.org and follow DalesBus on Twitter and Facebook @dalesbus

The Sunday and Bank Holiday DalesBus network is managed by Dales and Bowland Community Interest Company, part of Friends of the Dales, with financial support from Northern, the Settle Carlisle Railway Development Company, the Friends of the Settle Carlisle Line and the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority.