It’s hard to beat a walk in the woods at this time of year and the High Peak and Hope Valley lines can offer you some fantastic walking routes to try from many of their stations. Why not take the stress out of your visit by leaving the car behind? Simply sit back on the train and let the scenery roll by, taking you to the chosen destination of your day out. Here are a few ideas to get you started.
Friends of Glossop Station and Friends of Hadfield Station will be offering a one hour Bumblebee Safari from outside Hadfield Station next Tuesday 24th August from 11.30 to 12.30.
This summer you can make great family holiday memories together in the High Peak and Hope Valley. Make a train journey part of your day out and keep the costs low by exploring family-friendly outdoor places.
Engineering works on the High Peak and Hope Valley lines will affect passenger services during the week Monday 3rd to Friday 9th July. Details to alterations are: Route Service details Sheffield/New Mill Central – Manchester Piccadilly 2247 (FX) Sheffield to Manchester Piccadilly will terminate Stockport. Bus Chinley to Manchester Piccadilly. 2315 (FX) New Mills Central …
On Sunday 16th May East Midlands Rail introduced a significant timetable change acrosstheir network. They also made improvements to EMR Regional services, withnew journey opportunities, more seats and additional services. Will Rogers, managing director at EMR said:‘We were also the first passenger operator in the country to return to our full ‘pre-Covid’timetable. This was intended …
Robert Largan, Member of Parliament for High Peak, has joined Marketing Peak District & Derbyshire (MPDD) together with local leaders to shine a spotlight on sustainable transport during English Tourism Week (22-31 May 2021). Mr Largan MP joined Jo Dilley, Managing Director of MPDD; Andrew McCloy, Chair of the Peak District National Park Authority; John …
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