Buses in Wetheral
5 bus routes serve Wetheral, run by Northern, Reays Coaches and Telford's Coaches. The busiest stops are Wetheral station, The Green and Greenacres.
Most frequent routes
- 75: Dalston – Cotehill Reays Coaches
- 680: Brampton – Carlisle Telford's Coaches
Where you can go from Wetheral
Routes
- Saltburn – Bishop Auckland (Tees Valley Line) Northern
- Newcastle – Nunthorpe (Durham Coast Line) Northern
- Newcastle – Carlisle (Tyne Valley Line) Northern
- 75: Dalston – Cotehill Reays Coaches
- 680: Brampton – Carlisle Telford's Coaches
Bus companies
Stops and stations
Nearby stops
Within a 10-minute walk of Wetheral, but in a neighbouring place:
- The Beeches, Great Corby 5 min walk · 680
- Fern Bank, Great Corby 6 min walk · 680
- Eden House, Great Corby 7 min walk · 680
- The Queen Inn, Great Corby 7 min walk · 680
Questions
- Where can I go by bus from Wetheral?
- Direct buses from Wetheral go to Carlisle (train, 680), Newcastle (train), Bishop Auckland (train), Brampton (680), Cotehill (75), Dalston (75), Nunthorpe (train) and Saltburn (train).
- Which bus goes from Wetheral to Carlisle?
- Routes train and 680, run by Northern and Telford's Coaches.
- Which bus goes from Wetheral to Newcastle?
- Route train, run by Northern.
- Which bus goes from Wetheral to Bishop Auckland?
- Route train, run by Northern.
- Where do buses stop in Wetheral?
- The busiest stops are Wetheral station, The Green, Greenacres and Jennet Croft.
- Which bus companies run in Wetheral?
- Northern, Reays Coaches and Telford's Coaches.
- What are the most frequent buses in Wetheral?
- the 75 (Dalston – Cotehill) and the 680 (Brampton – Carlisle).
Timetables from the Bus Open Data Service (Department for Transport), updated Friday, 30 October 2026. Stop details from NaPTAN. Train timetables contain data from Network Rail, licensed under the Open Government Licence; live train times from National Rail. Times are UK local time and can change at short notice: check before you travel.
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