Here is a press release from Dales Bus concerning their "Malham Tarn Shuttle 881" service.
EXTENDED DALES BUS SERVICE LINKS LANCASTER
& MORECAMBE WITH THE YORKSHIRE DALES NATIONAL PARKS.
The popular Dales Bus
service 881 from Morecambe, Lancaster and Kirkby Lonsdale has been extended to
operate from Easter weekend to provide a direct link for walkers and sightseers
to Malham, one of the most iconic visitor destinations in any UK National Park.
Malham Tarn: Visit it on service 881. |
Malham is a paradise
for walkers. There are beautiful and spectacular walks – to Malham Cove, Janet’s
Foss and Gordale, or for keen walkers along the Pennine Way to Malham Tarn or
the Pennine Bridleway back to Settle.
To keep
prices as low as possible to encourage everyone to get out into the National
Park for their health and wellbeing, Dales Bus offer a range of good-value day
tickets purchasable from the bus driver. A Western Dales Explorer Ticket covers
a day’s travel on Dales Bus from Morecambe or Lancaster as far as Malham for
just £9 (adult), or £15 for a family ticket for up to 2 adults and 3 children. A
£7.50 Dales Privilege Rover Ticket is available for anyone with a senior or
disabled bus pass, railcard or student ID.
The Northern Dalesman
services from Lancaster to Wensleydale and Swaledale and the Bowland Explorer
bus service will both commence at Spring Bank Holiday weekend on May 27th
following new rail timetable changes.
Full details
of all Dales Bus services for 2018 are now on the Dales Bus web site –
www.dalesbus.org.