The scenic Looe Valley Line links the bustling market town of Liskeard with the picturesque fishing port of Looe. The train journey is full of beautiful …
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Sep 9, 2024
Convenient little railway, almost from our rental cottage to Looe. All of the rail staff were friendly and very helpful, £4 return ticket is well worth it Full review by robertbR7203UC
May 13, 2024
Such a scenic route which runs alongside the river. There are a few small request stops along the way. The route goes all the way from Liskeard to Looe. Small branch line but very nice to sit on the …Full review by Michael W
Apr 18, 2024
A lovely scenic train ride best done when there are no leaves on the trees (out of season when it’s less busy). Granddaughters loved it. Nice frequent service reasonably priced.Full review by Sheila T
How much does a return journey from Liskeard to Looe and back cost for an adult?
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It's £4.60 Adult Off-Peak Day Return. This is valid on any train after 08 00 on weekdays and any train on weekends and Bank Holidays. 5-15 year olds are half-price and under 5s ride …
It's £4.60 Adult Off-Peak Day Return. This is valid on any train after 08 00 on weekdays and any train on weekends and Bank Holidays. 5-15 year olds are half-price and under 5s ride free. You can buy your ticket on the day from the ticket office at Liskeard station.
Hi, Are you allowed to take a push bike on the train to Looe? I'm planning a holiday in September and as I don't drive want to take my bike for getting around. If it is allowed is there a particularly busy time I should avoid as I don't want to bother other users? Thanks Tony
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Hi Tony, two bikes per train are allowed on the Liskeard-Looe branch line on a first-come-first-served basis. It is, however, up to the guard’s discretion – so if the train is empty more …
Hi Tony, two bikes per train are allowed on the Liskeard-Looe branch line on a first-come-first-served basis. It is, however, up to the guard’s discretion – so if the train is empty more may be allowed. If you're travelling from farther afield then you would need to book a bike space for any part of your journey that is on a high speed train on the main line. Details of how to do this are on the GWR website. Regarding busy times to avoid, sunny days in the school holidays and at weekends (especially mid morning from Liskeard and teatime from Looe) are likely to be busy. Other than that you should be fine.
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