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The Yorkshire Wolds Coast Line |
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Step aboard the historic Hull to Scarborough railway line. Opened by the York and North Midland Railway company in 1846/47 the line has kept much of its original character and many of the stations are a joy to behold and especially of interest to the railway historian. The line has lots to offer - from the thriving city and port of Hull to Victorian seaside resorts such as Bridlington, Filey and Scarborough. Along the way are pretty rural villages and thriving market towns as well as splendid views of the sea and countryside. At around 55 miles long, the route has regular trains from Hull to Bridlington and about every third train up to Scarborough. Trains are operated by Northern rail with connections at Scarborough to Leeds and York and at Hull to Leeds, York, Sheffield and London. Plusbus is available at Scarborough and Hull and the Yorkshire Coast Day Ranger ticket lets you extend your journey by bus from Scarborough to Whitby. |
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Last updated 19 January 2012 |
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Contact the Yorkshire Coast Community Rail Partnership at ycl@yorkshirecoastline.co.uk
We take care to provide accurate and up to date information on this website however we cannot guarantee this and recommend that you check with National Rail Enquiries before travelling on the train. All items and photos on this website should not be re-used without the permission of the YCCRP. All photos on this website have been used with permission. |
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Yorkshire Coast Community Rail Partnership |
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MyNorthern |
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Heritage Rail Trail
Heritage Rail Trail Boards designed by volunteers in the YCCRP have now been installed on all the stations on the line. Heritage Trail leaflets can be picked up at a station or downloaded here.
Heritage Trail Leaflet (13.5Mb)
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