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TIMETABLES        FARES

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TIMETABLES (including engineering work dates)

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LEEDS-SETTLE-APPLEBY-CARLISLE

18 May to 13 December - The timetable for trains operating each day (except during periods of engineering work) is available by clicking here.

The current Airedale line timetable for services between Skipton and Leeds or Bradford Forster Square is available by clicking here.

Click here for the Airedale line timetable commencing 14 December for services between Skipton and Leeds or Bradford Forster Square.

To check live train running today, click here.

To see which services have a catering trolley service or a volunteer on-train guide, click here. 

Engineering work - click on links below for the special timetables for days when engineering work is taking place.

The timetable for Sundays, 23 and 30 November is available by clicking here. 

Click here for bus links from the line.

FARES

From	To	Ticket Type	Fare
Carlisle	Leeds	Single	21.80
		Day Return	26.20
		Saver	35.70
	Skipton	Single	17.50
		Day Return	22.50
		Saver	26.50
	Settle	Single	15.80
		Day Return	18.90
Appleby	Leeds	Single	15.30
		Day Return	21.00
		Saver	23.00
	Skipton	Single	12.60
		Day Return	15.70
		Saver	17.80
	Settle	Single	9.30
		Day Return	11.20
	Carlisle	Single	7.60
		Day Return	8.10
Settle	Leeds	Single	9.30
		Day Return	11.20
		Saver	15.90
	Appleby	Single	9.30
		Day Return	11.20
	Langwathby	Single	11.40
		Day Return	14.70
	Carlisle	Single	15.80
		Day Return	18.90
		Saver	21.50
Skipton	Settle	Single	4.10
		Day Return	4.30
	Appleby	Single	12.60
		Day Return	15.70
	Carlisle	Single	17.50
		Day Return	22.50
		Saver	26.50
Leeds	Settle	Single	9.30
		Day Return	11.20
	Appleby	Single	15.30
		Day Return	21.00
		Saver	23.00
	Carlisle	Single	21.80
		Day Return	26.20
		Saver	35.70

• How much does it cost to travel on the line?
• Bookings
• Ticket types
• Rover and ranger tickets
• Local user railcard scheme (the Dales Railcard)
• Friends of the Settle-Carlisle Line Members Railcard (the Gold Card)
• Travelling as a family
• Group travel service
• Visitors from outside the UK - special deals on rail rover tickets

How much does it cost to travel on the line?
 
This depends on where you are starting and ending your journey. The adult day return fare from Settle to Carlisle is £18.90 (correct as of January 2008 but subject to change). Child prices (5 to 15 years) are 50% of the adult fare and under fives travel free.  Fares for Lancashire Dales Rail services are contained in the Lancashire Dales Rail leaflet available for download above.

For more information, you are advised to ring National Rail Enquiries on 08457 48 49 50 (local call rate) or visit www.nationalrail.co.uk and follow the "Planning your Journey" link at the top left.

Do I need to book in advance for the daily services on the line?
 
Tickets may be purchased in advance at any manned station, by telephone or internet facilities.  You can buy your ticket at any staffed station prior to travel or if you are departing from an unmanned station, pay on the train.  It is not possible to reserve seats on any of the services. If you book via our website link to thetrainline.com the Friends will earn commission on the sale - just click here to help us to raise funds for the line.
 
What sorts of tickets are available?
 
Singles, day return and saver return tickets as well as season tickets and rover/ranger tickets (see below). National Railcard discounts apply. Weekly/monthly tickets are also available and afford great value if you travel on the line daily. If you are starting or ending your rail journey at stations elsewhere on the national rail network, any valid through ticket can be used for travel on the line.
 
Can we get a rover or ranger ticket?

Check out the table at the bottom of the page for day ranger and rover tickets.  You can also, click here for the link to  Day Ranger information on the Northern Rail website.  Alternatively, click here for Rover information on the Northern Rail website. 

For full details (including maps of the designated routes) see the National Rail website Rangers & Rovers page at http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/promotions/rangers_and_rovers.html

For non-UK residents, read about BritRail below.

Is there a local user railcard scheme?
 
Dales Railcards cost just £10 and can be purchased by residents in the postcode areas adjacent to the line. The card entitles holders to a one third discount on fares and permits up to four accompanying children to travel at discounted child fares. Further details of the Dales Railcard scheme are available by clicking on this link.

Do Friends of the Settle-Carlisle Line Members get a discount?

Members of the Friends of the Settle-Carlisle Line are entitled to buy a Gold Card which is a railcard entitling them to 1/3rd off travel on the line, and special offers from time to time.  Further details of the Gold Card are in our news item and the application form.  You can also obtain a Gold Card from our secure website shop, along with membership if you're not a member already!  A Gold Card is just £12 and membership is from £10. 
 

Can we get a family ticket to travel on the line?
 
A family ticket to travel on the line is not available.
 
However, depending on the journey to be taken, it may well be beneficial to consider a Family & Friends Railcard, which enables up to four adults and four children to travel together and get discounts 60% on child fares and one third on adult fares. The cost of the Railcard is £24 and it can quickly pay for itself.
 
Is there a Group Travel Service?
 
Our group travel office will be pleased to help you in arranging travel for groups of ten or more people on the line. Learn more by going to the group travel page. 

Visitors from outside the UK

BritRail offers customers a wide range of passes to suit most travel plans with a variety of different validities and zones. Choose from Consecutive Passes to Flexi Passes in either 1st or Standard Class. Discount prices are available for Seniors, Youths, Families, Groups and Off-Season travel. In addition, for the person making just one journey between two stations, BritRail has a wide range of point-to-point tickets.  Visit the Official Britrail website: www.Britrail.com