This red sandstone station serves the Eden Valley. The village lies on the east bank of the River Eden where you will find the village green, St Peters Church and a Public House The Shepherd Inn.This red sandstone station serves the Eden Valley. The village lies on the east bank of the River Eden where you will find the village green, St Peters Church and a Public House The Shepherd Inn.
The village is base to the Pride of Cumbria: Helicopters run by Great North Air Ambulance Service.
Visit Long Meg and her daughters: a 3mile walk or 8 min drive.
Visit Lacey Caves: A hidden gem on the banks of the River Eden. Carved in the 18th Century by Colonel Samuel Lacey of nearby Salkeld Hall described as a man-made chamber romantic ruin. A series of five chambers carved in the red sandstone cliffs Drive 11mins/ 1.16mins walk: Grid reference NY564383.
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Guided Walks
FREE guided walks for varying levels from stations on the Leeds-Settle-Carlisle Line – no need for a car and no need to book – just meet us at the station!
A dedicated team of on train guides travel with pre-booked groups describing the stunning scenery along the line along with all the wonderful facts & figures you always wanted to know about the Settle-Carlisle Railway.
Explore, discover, relax and enjoy the magic of Ribblehead. We welcome railway enthusiasts, historians, walkers, the photographer, the geologist, the botanist, the cake eater and anyone looking for a great day out.