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How to get fromGreater Manchester to Cumbriaby train, bus, or car

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There are 4 ways to get from Greater Manchester to Cumbria by train, bus, or car

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  1. Train

    best
    1. Take the train from Manchester Oxford Road to Penrith North Lakestrain train Manchester Airport - Edinburgh / ...
    3h 52m
    £35–55
  2. Bus

    cheapest
    1. Take the bus from Manchester Central Coach Station to Rail Stationbus bus 590
    5h 5m
    £21–32
  3. Drive  105.2 mi

    1. Drive from Greater Manchester to Cumbriacar car 105.2 mi
    1h 57m
    £26–38
  4. Train, bus

    1. Take the train from Manchester Oxford Road to Windermeretrain train Manchester Airport - Windermere / ...
    2. Take the bus from Bus Rail Interchange to Leeming House Hotelbus bus 508
    5h 49m
    £45–72

Greater Manchester to Cumbria by bus and train

Calendar25Weekly Services
Duration3h 52mAverage Duration
Ticket£35Cheapest Price
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What companies run services between Greater Manchester, England and Cumbria, England?

TransPennine Express operates a train from Manchester Oxford Road to Penrith North Lakes hourly. Tickets cost £30–50 and the journey takes 1h 29m. Alternatively, National Express operates a bus from Manchester Central Coach Station to Rail Station once daily. Tickets cost £16–27 and the journey takes 2h 5m.

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