Carlisle to Penrith
On the edge of the Lake District sits Penrith – home to plenty of history itself, including the 14th-century Penrith Castle. Trains from Carlisle to Penrith take just 15 minutes, with services running regularly throughout the day. The perfect travel option for those looking for an easy day out in the local area, check live times for today’s routes below, and book your train tickets from Carlisle to Penrith today.
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Journey information from Carlisle to Penrith
- How long is the average journey duration from Carlisle to Penrith? 0 hours 13 minutes
- How long is the fastest journey duration from Carlisle to Penrith? 0 hours 13 minutes
- When is the first train from Carlisle to Penrith? 05:43
- When is the last train from Carlisle to Penrith? 21:26
- How many services run for Carlisle to Penrith today? 28
The above information is intended as a guide. It may not include timetable alterations because of engineering work, unplanned disruption etc. Please use the journey planner to plan your journey before you travel. Some tickets are subject to restrictions. Please check these before you travel.
The information above refers to direct journeys only. Other journeys may be available by changing train or by using a different London Terminal. At certain times buses may operate some of the journeys shown. Services of all operators on the route shown are included in the figures. Not all tickets may be used on all services.
On many routes, the last journey before services finish for the day departs after midnight. Where this is the case, it is this service (in the early hours of the following morning), and not the last one before midnight that is shown.