Walking Routes Between Stations

Some journeys on the National Rail network have interchanges between services and stations that require passengers to transfer at street level on foot, or by a means not covered in the cost of their ticket. In the Journey Planner results, these interchanges are identified by the word 'Transfer'.

Below are some of the most popular out-of-station interchanges, and how to navigate between them.

Birmingham

• Birmingham New Street - Birmingham Moor Street

• Birmingham New Street - Birmingham Snow Hill

• Birmingham Moor Street - Birmingham Snow Hill

Bradford

• Bradford Interchange - Bradford Foster Square

Burnley

• Burnley Barracks - Burnley Manchester Road

• Burnley Central - Burnley Manchester Road

Canterbury

• Canterbury West - Canterbury East

Dorking

• Dorking Deepdene - Dorking

Glasgow

• Glasgow Central - Glasgow Queen Street

Hertford

• Hertford North - Hertford East

Liverpool

• Liverpool Lime Street - Moorfields

• Liverpool Lime Street - Liverpool Central

• Liverpool Lime Street - Liverpool James Street

London Euston

• Euston Square (Underground) - London Euston

London Fenchurch Street

• London Fenchurch Street - Tower Hill (Underground)

London Kings Cross and St Pancras International

• London Kings Cross - London St Pancras International

Maidstone

• Maidstone East - Maidstone West

• Maidstone East - Maidstone Barracks

Manchester

• Manchester Piccadilly - Manchester Victoria

• Manchester Piccadilly - Manchester Oxford Road

• Manchester Oxford Road - Manchester Victoria

Newark

• Newark Northgate - Newark Castle

Southend on Sea

• Southend Central - Southend Victoria

St Albans

• St Albans City - St Albans Abbey

Wakefield

• Wakefield Kirkgate - Wakefield Westgate

Warrington

• Warrington Bank Quay - Warrington Central

Wigan

• Wigan Wallgate - Wigan North Western

Windsor

• Windsor & Eton Riverside - Windsor & Eton Central

All maps provided by, and used with the permission of, Network Rail ©