The service also returns as the Hope Valley Climate Action group recently encouraged people to #UseTheBus during a dedicated campaign in April in a bid to reduce car use within this popular part of the Peak District. The Peak District National Park has again partnered with regional operators Stagecoach to offer the service which takes in the Upper Derwent Valley (Fairholmes), Bamford, Castleton and Hope plus nearby attractions, with onward links via bus and train to Sheffield, Manchester and Chesterfield. With cost of living pressures for many putting a strain on the opportunity to enjoy a family day out on a budget, on-board day tickets for the route have been maintained at 2019 prices for this year’s season, which runs across weekends and bank holidays from May 14 to 3 September.
The popular service, which has carried almost 4,500 passengers during its first two years of operation in 20, will once again feature a larger capacity bus and the chance for cyclists to store their bikes whilst travelling. Peak District visitors can once again enjoy some of the National Park's most spectacular views and attractions while leaving the car at home as the Hope Valley Explorer seasonal bus route returns for a third year. Andrew McCloy with the Hope Valley Explorer.
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