Trains to Bardon Mill

Located 28 miles east of Carlisle, Bardon Mill Railway Station serves the village of Bardon Mill in Northumberland with regular passenger rail services operated by Northern. First opened in 1838, the station was one of the intermediary stops along the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway line, and was fully staffed until its reduction along with many other stations on that line in 1967. Today, the station house and waiting room remain intact, but are in private ownership. Bardon Mill station has no ticket facilities, so tickets must be purchased prior to travel or on the train. Waiting shelters and step-free access are available for both platforms.  

Bardon Mill Railway Station sees a train service both westbound to Carlisle and eastbound to Newcastle operating every two hours. Two services extend beyond Carlisle, one to Glasgow and one to Whitehaven. On Sundays, approximately 11 trains call a day, 6 westbound and 5 eastbound. 

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