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Garsdale Remembered

July 1, 2026 @ 11:00 am - 4:00 pm

GARSDALE REMEMBERED

Celebrating 40 years since the reopening of this beautiful station, its importance and its history.

A full day in this  stunning landscape. Meet 11am off the train on Garsdale station  platform. Optional guided walk.

Little White Bus to and from Hawes * Who was Ruswarp?* Dandry Mire viaduct* Chapel with a view * Refreshments* Presentation on the station restoration * Grisedale Quaker history* Hawes Junction explained * Engineers’ drawings from the Hawes line ‘Book of Bridges’* Optional 5 mile walk to the historic Scale Quake burial ground * Look out for the famous red squirrels * Groups welcome

 

 

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Why not make a stay of it?

Tie in one of our events with a mini holiday staying at one of our unique train station cottages.

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Guided Walks

Our free guided walks date back to the earliest FoSCL campaign aimed at preventing closure of the Settle–Carlisle train line, and offer a chance to explore the area, and discover a less well-beaten path with others.

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