Tackling the climate crisis + promoting Sustainability living in Penrith & Eden
Tackling the climate crisis + promoting Sustainability living in Penrith & Eden
Travel Sustainably in Eden
Several of the National Cycle Network routes run through our district, including the Coast 2 Coast. Find out more >
The Visit Eden website has information on recreational cycling routes in and around Eden.
Cumbria has a Bicycle Mayor, Richard Ingham, promoting cycling and advocating for more cycling schemes in the county. Find out more about the Bicycle Mayor Network >
Visit the Westmorland & Furness Council website for information on a range of community transport options, such as the Voluntary Social Car Scheme and Rural Wheels minibus services.
We’re lucky to have two train lines in our area:
Penrith train station is on the main line between Scotland and London, operated by Avanti West Coast. There are stops in Carlisle to the north and Oxenholme near Kendal in the south of the county.
The Settle-Carlisle Railway line has a number of stops in the district. There are direct trains from Settle onwards to Leeds.
Visit the National Rail website to plan your journey.
Several coach operators stop in Penrith, with services to London and Scotland, along with other towns and cities. Big Green Coach runs from Penrith to selected events around the country.
The Co Wheels car club operates in Penrith. You may have seen it parked at the train station.
Members can book cars and vans by the hour. Find out more >
The Enterprise Car Club operates in Carlisle. Find out more >
