Double-decker DalesBus 822
Pocklington - York - Boroughbridge - Ripon - Fountains Abbey - Pateley Bridge - Grassington
Summer Sundays and Bank Holidays
This service has now finished for the summer 2024 season.
All single fares are just £2 (£1 for under 19s).
Enjoy a scenic trip to Fountains Abbey or the Yorkshire Dales
Every Summer Sunday and Bank Holiday DalesBus 822 runs from Pocklington, York, Boroughbridge and Ripon to World Heritage Site Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal, continuing through Nidderdale National Landscape and the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
There’s no need to book in advance, tickets are available from the driver,
This service is operated by double-decker buses to provide more space and great views.
Discover the glorious ruins England’s greatest Cistercian Abbey in its perfect riverside setting, or stroll through the magnificent Water Gardens, a masterpiece of English 18th century design, filled with statues, follies and viewpoints. This superb National Trust property has a visitor centre, café/restaurant and gift shop. Studley Royal’s huge deer park (free admission) contains the hauntingly beautiful St Mary’s Church.
Stay on DalesBus 822 to discover the wonderful Nidderdale National Landscape, calling at Pateley Bridge with its boutique shops, cafes, pubs and the fascinating Nidderdale Museum.
You can continue on a spectacular journey past Coldstones Cut (viewpoint, with refreshments available nearby at Toft Gate Barn), over Greenhow Moor, past Stump Cross Caverns descending into beautiful Upper Wharfedale in the Yorkshire Dales National Park to Grassington with its National Park Centre, shops, pubs and cobbled square.
Connections are available on DalesBus 72 to Skipton and on DalesBus 876 to the iconic villages of Kettlewell and Buckden, in some of Yorkshire’s finest walking country, and the spectacular journey over to Aysgarth (for famous waterfalls) and Hawes (for Wensleydale Creamery)
There’s no need to book in advance, tickets are available from the driver,
This service is operated by double-decker buses to provide more space and great views.
Discover the glorious ruins England’s greatest Cistercian Abbey in its perfect riverside setting, or stroll through the magnificent Water Gardens, a masterpiece of English 18th century design, filled with statues, follies and viewpoints. This superb National Trust property has a visitor centre, café/restaurant and gift shop. Studley Royal’s huge deer park (free admission) contains the hauntingly beautiful St Mary’s Church.
Stay on DalesBus 822 to discover the wonderful Nidderdale National Landscape, calling at Pateley Bridge with its boutique shops, cafes, pubs and the fascinating Nidderdale Museum.
You can continue on a spectacular journey past Coldstones Cut (viewpoint, with refreshments available nearby at Toft Gate Barn), over Greenhow Moor, past Stump Cross Caverns descending into beautiful Upper Wharfedale in the Yorkshire Dales National Park to Grassington with its National Park Centre, shops, pubs and cobbled square.
Connections are available on DalesBus 72 to Skipton and on DalesBus 876 to the iconic villages of Kettlewell and Buckden, in some of Yorkshire’s finest walking country, and the spectacular journey over to Aysgarth (for famous waterfalls) and Hawes (for Wensleydale Creamery)
Under 19’s travel for just £1 per single journey (ID required by teenagers)
Concessionary bus passes for the elderly and disabled are not valid for free travel on DalesBus 822,
Other buses run between York & Ripon on Mondays to Saturdays all year.
DalesBus 822 is operated by East Yorkshire 01482 59 29 29
as part of the DalesBus Network managed by Dales and Bowland Community Interest Company
with financial support from the National Trust.
Concessionary bus passes for the elderly and disabled are not valid for free travel on DalesBus 822,
Other buses run between York & Ripon on Mondays to Saturdays all year.
DalesBus 822 is operated by East Yorkshire 01482 59 29 29
as part of the DalesBus Network managed by Dales and Bowland Community Interest Company
with financial support from the National Trust.
