Dent - Sedbergh

Le « Dent » est une gare ferroviaire située à Sedbergh, LA10 5RF. Leur site web, accessible à l'adresse northernrailway.co.uk, offre plus d'informations sur les services et les horaires.

Caractéristiques et localisation

La gare de Dent est spécialisée dans les services ferroviaires et se trouve à Sedbergh, LA10 5RF. Elle est équipée d'une entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, d'un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, de toilettes et de diverses options de transport disponibles 24h/24.

Informations recommandées

Pour ceux qui cherchent des informations sur la gare de Dent, il est conseillé de visiter leur site web pour obtenir des détails sur les services et les horaires. Il est également important de noter que les avis des clients sont positifs, avec une moyenne de 4,8/5 sur Google My Business, basée sur 13 avis.

Opiniones y media de opinión

Les utilisateurs ont laissé 13 avis sur Google My Business pour la gare de Dent, avec une note moyenne de 4,8/5. Les commentaires soulignent la qualité des services et la facilité d'accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite.

Recommandation finale

Avis de Dent

Caroline Jones

5/5

Loved this place. Great views, peaceful, clean and well equipped. Ideal if you have a car to explore the Dales. Can visit Dent, and Hawes in the evenings. Train was great to get to local stations or Carlisle. Grandson loved it as loves trains and the local viaducts. Will definitely go again.

Paul Harness

4/5

Being the highest station in England, can get pretty windy & rainy, so wrap up well. But being on the Settle to Carlisle line, tourists are catered for better than normal Network rail stations; plenty of info., local buses run from here, station upkeep much better than non FoSCL stations.

Jim Whitfield

5/5

The highest mainline station in England. Lovely station buildings and stunning views along Dentdale make the steep walk worth it. Arten Gill viaduct can also be seen on the walk up from Cowgill.

Matthew Nichols

5/5

Typical railway station but standing at 1150 ft above sea level, this railway station is the highest railway station in England.

shady lady

4/5

Hi, I stayed at the adjoining accommodation at the weekend and made use of this station as I was reliant on public transport. There are about five stopping trains both up and down during the day. So it's very important to make sure you don't miss your train as you could end up hanging around for a number of hours with very little to do as there is no phone signal or internet and the village the station is named after is some five miles away; that's the only negative really. The station is well kept and maintained; while I was there some volunteers were attending to it. If you turn your back on the southbound platform you get some glorious views. I am unlikely to return as I have explored the area pretty much now as far as I can, but if you are a hiker/camper or such you will probably enjoy coming and going from here - I could see a campsite down in the valley about a mile away. If you are a trainspotter like myself you will also enjoy seeing the freight and excursion trains that pass through here and if you wave - if you are lucky - you will get a hoot back! Incidentally my accommodation in the Snow Hut was very pleasant too and I had no complaints.

ian halliwell

5/5

Is there anywhere in the whole of these British isles as beautiful as this area. Difficult to get to by road but well worth the journey to this highest station in England, fabulous.

Mathew Bourne

5/5

On a clear day, fabulous views of the Yorkshire dales and tops, paths can be a little wet in places so choose a dry day to go climbing amongst the tops

David Titmuss

5/5

Absolutely beautiful location and well kept station. There is live train information available now too.