Station plans and details of parking and other facilities etc can be found on the National Rail website
This page lists stations on the Cumbrian Coast line and some of those further south on the Furness line.
Most stations have footbridges to cross from one platform to the other. Exceptions include Carlisle where there is a ramp, stairs and lifts and Barrow with stairs and lifts. Maryport, Corkickle, Nethertown and Braystones only have a single platform. Whitehaven and Foxfield island platforms do not have steps. At Workington staff can help wheelchair users across the tracks. There is road access to both platforms at St Bees, Seascale, Drigg, Ravenglass (though a fair walk), Bootle, Silecroft and Askam.
All stations except Nethertown and Braystones have ticket machines which normally take cards only.
For the best views sit on the right hand side of the train from Carlisle, left from Barrow.
There are lots of interesting places to visit from the line and many are listed below. A good initial site is Visit Cumbria. The station details below suggest some walks.
Carlisle – change for Lancaster, Manchester, Birmingham, London, Leeds, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dumfries lines
¦ 4 miles between Carlisle and Dalston
Dalston
¦ 7 1/2 miles
Wigton
¦ 8 1/4 miles
Aspatria
¦ 7 1/2 miles
Maryport
¦ 2 miles
Flimby
¦ 3 3/4 miles
Workington
¦ 1 3/4 miles
Harrington
¦ 3 1/2 miles
Parton
¦ 1 1/4 miles
Whitehaven
¦ 1 mile
Corkickle
¦ 3 1/2 miles
St Bees
¦ 3 miles
Nethertown
¦ 1 1/4 miles
Braystones
¦ 2 miles
Sellafield
¦ 1 3/4 miles
Seascale
¦ 2 1/4 miles
Drigg
¦ 2 1/4 miles
Ravenglass – change for Eskdale line
¦ 4 3/4 miles
Bootle
¦ 5 1/2 miles
Silecroft
¦ 3 miles
Millom
¦ 2 /12 miles
Green Road
¦ 2 miles
Foxfield
¦ 2 1/4 miles
Kirkby in Furness
¦ 3 1/4 miles
Askam
¦ 6 miles