Explore Herefordshire's Golden Triangle by Bus: A Journey Through Daffodil Fields

Have you ever dreamt of wandering through fields bursting with vibrant yellow daffodils? In the heart of the Herefordshire countryside, this dream can become a reality. The Daffodil Line bus service offers a delightful journey through the region's "Golden Triangle" – a picturesque area famed for its stunning springtime blooms.

Following in the Footsteps of History

The Daffodil Line's route echoes a piece of Herefordshire's heritage. It follows a path once traversed by a train line used to transport harvested daffodils across the country. Today, this scenic route allows you to immerse yourself in the golden beauty that inspired this unique railway.  Imagine rolling hillsides carpeted in a sea of daffodils – a sight that will stay with you long after your visit ends.

A Literary Landscape with a Daffodil Twist

Herefordshire's stunning landscape isn't just a haven for nature lovers, it boasts a rich literary heritage too. The area has long served as a muse for renowned poets like Robert Frost and Rupert Brooke, inspiring their words. As you journey on the Daffodil Line, keep an eye out for charming villages and historical sites – you might just spot places that sparked the imagination of these literary giants.

More Than Just Daffodils: Discover Herefordshire's Charms

While the daffodils are undoubtedly the stars of the show, the Herefordshire countryside has plenty more to explore. The rolling hills, traditional market towns, and delicious local produce are all worth seeking out. After your daffodil walk, consider losing yourself in the charming streets of Ledbury or Ross-on-Wye or indulging in a quintessential English cream tea at a quaint local cafe.

The Daffodil Line: Your Gateway to the Golden Triangle

The Daffodil Line bus service offers a convenient and relaxing way to explore the Golden Triangle during the Herefordshire Daffodil Days celebration.  Running from Newent to Dymock, the 232 service allows you to hop on and off at various points of interest, including village halls, churches, and meadows. This flexibility is perfect for planning your own itinerary and exploring at your own pace.

Daffodil Days: A Celebration of Spring

The Daffodil Days weekends (March 16th/17th and 23rd/24th) offer an extra special way to experience the Herefordshire daffodils.  The Daffodil Line is supplemented by free shuttle buses timed to connect with guided walks throughout the area.  These walks are a fantastic opportunity to learn more about the history and cultivation of daffodils in the region. 

Practical Tips for Your Daffodil Adventure

Best time to visit: Peak daffodil season usually falls between March and April. Check local resources for the most up-to-date flowering information before your trip.

Getting there: The Daffodil Line offers a convenient way to explore the Golden Triangle by bus. Check their website (https://daffodilline.co.uk/daffs24/)  for routes, timetables, and details about the Daffodil Days celebration.

Bring Your Camera: The daffodil fields offer endless photo opportunities.

Beyond the Walk: Make the most of your day trip by visiting nearby attractions, if you want some ideas, we have plenty on our website.

Ready to embark on your own daffodil adventure? Hop on the Daffodil Line and discover the magic of Herefordshire!