Station guide
Whaley Bridge station
Whaley Bridge is a town in the High Peak, Derbyshire, England.
WBRMore about Whaley Bridge. Town summary from Wikipedia.
From 16 January, Engineering works being undertaken to replace a bridge may affect roads around the station, please check before you travel. In addition to this, train services on 18-28 February will be replaced by road vehicles.
Station facilities
- Step-free access
- B1, (refer to quick reference guide)
Category B Station The station forecourt/car park slopes steeply upwards from its entrance at the junction of Market street and Reservoir Road. Access to the Buxton platform is step-free via a tarmac footpath along the front of the station building to a gate onto the platform, or via 10 steps up to the ticket office then one step down onto the platform. Step-free access to the Manchester platform is via a sloping…
- Lifts
- No
- Toilets
- Yes
- Accessible toilets
- Yes
- Baby changing
- Yes
- Ticket office
- Yes
- Ticket machines
- Yes
- Contactless
- No
- Oyster
- No
- Smartcard validators
- No
- Waiting room
- Yes
Waiting room available during booking office hours, and canopies at all times
- Refreshments
- No
- Wi-Fi
- No
- Cycle storage
- Yes
- Cycle spaces
- 8
- Car park
- Yes
- Car park spaces
- 21
- Accessible parking
- Yes
- Bus connections
- Yes
- Drop-off / pick-up
- Yes
- Staff help
- Yes
Ticket office hours
- Monday–Saturday: 06:50–13:20
- Sunday: Unavailable
Facilities from the NationalRail Knowledgebase via Rail Data Marketplace. Station record updated 2026-08-04. Always check live accessibility information before travel.