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	Devon and Cornwall Rail Partnership


			Devon & Cornwall Rail Partnership School of Geography University of Plymouth Plymouth PL4 8AA Tel: 01752 233 094 Send An Email Visit Website

	The railways of Devon and Cornwall offer some of the most scenic train journeys in Britain. From stunning coastal views to rolling green countryside, heavily wooded valleys to fine river crossings and the almost lunar landscape of the Cornish china clay industry, train travel in Devon & Cornwall offers a very different view of the two counties. Serving picturesque small villages, historic market towns and bustling cities, Devon and Cornwall's great scenic railways provide a vital link for local people and allow tourists and visitors to explore fascinating places without a car, many off the usual tourist "beaten track".



	First Great Western


			Customer Services Team First Great Western Freepost SWB40576 Plymouth PL4 6ZZ Tel: 08457 000 125 Send An Email Visit Website

	For a relaxing day out with the best views of the Cornish countryside make First Great Western Trains part of your trip. Take the comfortable main line services from London Paddington, Bristol, Exeter and Plymouth on a scenic journey to the cathedral city of Truro. From there you can change on to the Maritime Line which sweeps down over the spectacular Perranwell viaduct to Falmouth harbour, and the Fal Estuary. With excellent views, the 12 mile, 25 minute journey along The Maritime Line provides the perfect way to combine two of Cornwall's main centres. For the castles or a day on the beach alight at Falmouth Docks Station. Or Falmouth Town Station for a two minute walk to the National Maritime Museum, shops and piers. Water services are also available from Truro. The cheap day return costs less than taking the car and the Cornwall & Devon Ranger, now only £10, allows unlimited off peak travel . First Great Western have also teamed up with Truronian and Western Greyhound for the ‘Ride Cornwall Ticket’ costing just £12 per adult with family and child tickets available.



	Plus Bus


			Customer Services Team First Great Western Freepost SWB40576 Plymouth PL4 6ZZ Tel: 08457 00 125 Visit Website

	PlusBus promotes a greener way to travel. Customers travelling by train to St Austell, Newquay, Truro, Redruth, Camborne, Falmouth, Bodmin, Liskeard and Penzance railway stations can now purchase an add on PlusBus ticket to their train travel. Allowing them access to many of the local bus routes service by First Bus,Truronian, WesternGreyhound, at significantly discounted rates. One day’s bus travel from Bodmin, Camborne and Redruth costs £2.50, while one day’s bus travel from Truro, Falmouth, Liskeard, Newquay, Penzance and St Austell costs only £2. PlusBus season tickets are great value at £9 for seven days, £30 for a month, £90 for three months and £300 for a year for unlimited bus travel across the towns on virtually with participating bus operators across the County.

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