Bus Services
| Route | Destinations |
|---|---|
| 52 | Clay Cross - Old Tupton |
| 63 | Chesterfield - Ashover - Clay Cross |
| 64 | Matlock - Ashover - Clay Cross |
| 68 | Castleton - Buxton |
| 89 | Chesterfield - Barlow - Holmesfield |
| 170 | Bakewell - Baslow - Old Brampton - Holme Hall - Brampton - Chesterfield |
| 171 | Bakewell - Alport - Haddon Hall - Youlgreave - Hartington |
| 172 | Bakewell - Haddon Hall - Stanton in Peak - Elton - Winster - Darley Dale - Matlock |
| 173 | Bakewell - Monsal Head - Tideswell - Castleton |
| 175 | Bakewell - Hathersage - Yorkshire Bridge |
| 177 | Bakewell - Monyash - Buxton / Bakewell |
| 178 | Bakewell - Over Haddon - Bakewell |
| 241 | Bakewell - Yorkshire Bridge |
| 260 | Edale - Castleton |
| 272 | Castleton - Hope - Bradwell - Hathersage - Dore - Ecclesall - Sheffield - Meadowhall |
| 274 | Bamford - Sheffield |
| 276 | Castleton - Hope - Bradwell - Bamford - Hathersage - Grindleford - Baslow - Chesterfield |
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