Hadrian's Wall Country Line Day Ranger

Explore Hadrian's Wall Country by train with a Hadrian's Wall Country Line Day Ranger ticket

Hadrian's Wall Country Line Day Ranger

With your Hadrian's Wall Country Line Day Ranger giving you the freedom to explore Hadrian's Wall country by train, there are 1001 things to see and do. Just hop on and off the train as many times as you wish. It's the perfect way to make the most of your car-free day - and your money.

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The Citadel The Angel of the North Millenium Bridge Newcastle Hexham Bridge

Hexham
Close to Hadrian's Wall, Hexham is steeped in history. Hexham Bridge, spanning the Tyne with its nine arches of stone, was built in 1793. The town has two medieval towers - Moot Hall and the Old Gaol, which tell the bloody story of the Reivers and house the Border History Museum. You can also visit beautiful Hexham Abbey with its ornate carvings.

Whitehaven - an 'England Gem Town'
Mining in Whitehaven began in the 13th century. The full story is told at the Beacon and Haig Colliery Mining Museum. The town's picture-postcard harbour dates back to 1633 and visit the Rum Story to savour the 'Dark Spirit of Whitehaven'.

Carlisle - The Great Border City
As well as exploring mysterious chambers, stairways and dungeons at Carlisle Castle and seeing the 'licking stones' (once a source of lifesaving moisture for prisoners), you'll also find the Border Regiment Museum there. The magnificent cathedral has superb oak carvings and the Citadel, once a prison, is as captivating as ever.

Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Take in the stunning views of the Tyne and the Newcastle and Gateshead quaysides from the world's first tilting bridge, the Millennium Bridge. The Baltic Centre art gallery and the striking Sage Music Centre are both nearby.

Sunderland
The Museum and Winter Gardens has paintings by Lowry, Victorian masterpieces and a spectacular display of flowers and plants. International work is showcased at the Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art, and other shining attractions are the National Glass Centre and Sunderland AFC's Stadium of Light.

Prudhoe
Pronounced 'Pruddah', meaning proud heights, Prudhoe is the gateway to beautiful Tynedale. Prudhoe Castle has been continuously occupied for over nine centuries and an exhibition, including site finds, helps you fully appreciate this fine and formidable fortress.

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Day Ranger Ticket Adult Child Railcard* Family & Friends Railcard**
Hadrian's Wall Country Line £18.00 £9.00 £11.90 ADULT £11.90
CHILD £3.40
*16-25, Senior and Disabled Railcard holders.
**Family & Friends Railcard holders - where conditions of railcard are met.

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Time restrictions
Hadrian's Wall Country Line Day Ranger tickets are available for travel on trains timed to depart from 0845 Mondays to Fridays and any time weekends and Bank Holidays. Valid at all times between Ravenglass and Carlisle inclusive. Please note that there are no train services between Ravenglass and Whitehaven on Sundays.

Where to purchase
Hadrian's Wall Country Line Day Ranger tickets can be bought at ticket offices at any staffed station or from conductors on trains when starting your journey from unstaffed stations or when the ticket office is closed.

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