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Settle - Carlisle Line Day Ranger
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Settle - Carlisle Line Day Ranger

Explore the Settle - Carlisle Line and more by train with a Settle - Carlisle Line Day Ranger ticket

Settle - Carlisle Line Day Ranger

With your Settle - Carlisle Line Day Ranger giving you the freedom to explore 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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Stunning views Ribblehead Viaduct

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.

Appleby
Considered one of England's finest, Appleby's wide main street has the 1596-built Moot Hall and Appleby Castle at its ends. June sees the Gypsy Horse Fair - the great annual fair for horses, cattle and sheep - with Fair Hill a sea of caravans and horses being bought, sold, trotted and raced.

Kirkby Stephen
In its church, the 'Cathedral of the Dales', is one of the few surviving Viking era relics, The Loki Stone, depicting the Norse God Loki. Croglam Castle has prehistoric earth works and neighbouring Mallerstang's Pendragon Castle is built on what is thought to be the site of the castle of Uther Pendragon, King Arthur's father.

Ribblehead
With its jaw-dropping views over the curving 24-arch Ribblehead Viaduct, the train journey between Settle and Carlisle is arguably Britain's most famous. Ribblehead Station Visitor Centre tells the story of the building of the line in the 1870s.

Settle
In the delightful market town's 1679-built Folly you'll find the Museum of North Craven Life, and the historic Shambles overlooking the Market Place has shops on two levels.

Skipton
Dating from the 11th century, Skipton Castle is one of the country's best preserved, and Springs Branch canal runs beneath its ramparts. The broad, tree-lined high street is home to the town's famous market, and Craven Court is an attractive Victorian-style shopping centre. There are other shops and lots more to discover in the cobbled side streets, alleyways and ginnels.

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Day Ranger Ticket Adult Child Railcard* Family & Friends Railcard**
Settle - Carlisle Line £25.00 £12.50 £16.50 ADULT £16.50
CHILD £4.75
*16-25, Senior and Disabled Railcard holders.
**Family & Friends Railcard holders - where conditions of railcard are met.

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Time restrictions
Settle-Carlisle Line Day Ranger tickets are available at any time.

Where to purchase
Settle-Carlisle Line Day Ranger tickets can be bought at ticket offices at any staffed railway station or from conductors on trains when starting your journey from unstaffed stations or where the ticket office is closed.

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