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TO THE M6FOR BIRMINGHAMAND CUMBRIATO LONDONBY RAILTO LONDONBY RAILPLAN YOURJOURNEYWherever you’re coming from, getting to Yorkshireby rail, road, sea or air couldn’t be easier – and thejourney takes you through some of our moststunning scenery on the way.68yorkshire.com
GETTING HEREYORKSHIRE BY RAILYou can get to Yorkshire by high-speedtrain from London or Edinburgh in less thantwo hours. The Midlands is even nearerto Yorkshire’s cities, and TransPennineservices offer direct links from the NorthWest and North East.For timetables and reservations contact:London North Eastern Railway(www.lner.co.uk)Grand Central (www.grandcentralrail.com)National Rail Enquiries(tel 08457 484950 www.nationalrail.co.uk)East Midlands Trains(www.eastmidlandstrains.co.uk)Hull Trains (www.hulltrains.co.uk)Northern Rail (www.northernrail.org)Supertram Sheffield (www.supertram.com)Transpennine Express(www.tpexpress.co.uk)Metro (www.wymetro.com)And you can explore Yorkshire’s hills,moors and valleys on some of Britain’s bestloved and most spectacular leisure trains,with lovingly preserved vintage rollingstock and historic steam locomotives.These include the North Yorkshire MoorsRailway, Embsay & Bolton Abbey SteamRailway, Keighley & Worth Valley Railway,Middleton Railway, Wensleydale Railway,Fellsman (for the Settle-Carlisle Railway)and Kirklees Light Railway. To discovermore about these super train trips go towww.yorkshire.com.YORKSHIRE BY ROADBritain’s biggest and fastest highways crossYorkshire from north to south and east towest, making getting here with your owncar or by coach very simple indeed.The A1 and M1 connect from the northand south, while the M6 and M62 linkYorkshire with the Midlands and the NorthWest and the M18/M180 gives easy accessto the coast and countryside of northernLincolnshire.For details of the quickest (or the mostscenic) driving routes see the AA or RACwebsites www.theaa.com and www.rac.co.uk.Coach and bus companies with servicesto (and within) Yorkshire include:Arriva (www.arrivabus.co.uk/yorkshire)Transdev Blazefield(www.transdevplc.co.uk)East Yorkshire Motor Services(www.eyms.co.uk)First (www.firstgroup.com)Coastliner (www.yorkbus.co.uk)Dalesbus (www.dalesbus.org)Moorsbus (www.moorsbus.org)Brontë Bus (www.keighleybus.co.uk)Connexions Buses(www.connexionsbuses.com)Find further information on regional andlocal bus and train services from TravelineYorkshire (www.yorkshiretravel.net).YORKSHIRE BYAIR AND SEAThe Yorkshire county is served by anumber of airports, providing dailyflights to and from many destinations.With excellent transport links, Yorkshireis also easily accessible from many otherairports throughout the UK, throughhigh speed train links and an extensivemotorway network.Doncaster Sheffield Airport(tel 0871 2202210 www.flydsa.co.uk)Leeds Bradford Yorkshire’s Airport(tel 0871 2882288www.leedsbradfordairport.co.uk)Humberside Airport (tel 0844 8877747www.humbersideairport.com)Manchester Airport (tel 08712 710711www.manchesterairport.co.uk)Don’t forget P&O Ferries operatedirect overnight links into Yorkshire fromRotterdam, Holland and Zeebrugge,Belgium. For more information go towww.poferries.com.INFORMATIONCENTRESTourist Information Centres can offerplenty of great ideas so you can makethe most of your visit. For all theTourist Information Centres in Yorkshire;www.yorkshire.com/tic.Find a wide choice of guide books andmaps with lots of dedicated walkingand cycling routes at Tourist InformationCentres across the county, or moreideas from Welcome to Yorkshire atwww.yorkshire.com/outdoors.yorkshire.com 69
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