Services which don't exist but there could be demand for

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RE: Services which don't exist but there could be demand for

(19/09/2015 09:13)Valandil Wrote:  I did once try to get to Tatton Park from nearby Warrington, catching the train to Knutsford, having to make at least one change and catching Bakerbus's extension of the 27 (this was before it was discontinued), but by gum it was costly, especially the train section of the route.
Since then I've still had to get to Knutsford by train and walk from there, but have only done so a couple of times, far less frequently than I would ideally like

I think off-peak the cheapest option is a Wayfarer ticket for £12.

There was also the H50 Sandbach to Altrincham bus which did a return working on Tuesdays and Fridays and stopped near the Rostherne entrance to Tatton Park.

If anyone wants to visit Tatton Park not using a car to just do a walk around the park from Knutsford I recommend walking alongside The Moor (parallel to the railway line), in to Dog Wood and in to the park proper up towards the Old Hall then returning to the main Knutsford entrance. (Around 4-5 miles total.) That way you get to see more of the park than if you return to the same entrance and using that route you might see both red and fallow deer, as well as occasionally rabbits.