The nearest railway station to Docker is Kendal station which is 4.7 miles away.
The TransPennine Express runs through Kendal from Windermere to Oxenholme, Lake District.

Although Docker doesn't have its own railway station, Virgin West Coast Railine runs through Docker from London Euston to Glasgow.
The trainline runs along the Docker viaduct.

On 24 February 2007 a train was derailed 2 miles from Docker near to the village of Grayrigg.
Several carriages were turned on their side after the 17:15 Virgin train travelling from London Euston to Glasgow Central crashed.
Cumbria Ambulance service were alerted to the crash at 8.16 pm near Little Docker Cottage.
An inquiry found the "immediate cause" of the Grayrigg derailment was due to a "degraded and unsafe" set of points known as Lambrigg 2B. The train was reported to have lurched side to side in "a very dramatic way," the train then careered down an embankment killing 84-year-old Margaret Masson and injuring 22 others.
As the rear of the train was crossing the Docker Viaduct, the front of the train was derailed, just beyond the bridge.
Thermal imagery equipment was used to detect any trapped survivors.
Following the crash, the points that caused the derailment were removed and the line is now welded continuously including the segment on the Docker Viaduct.
The nearest railway station to Docker is Kendal station which is 4.7 miles away. The TransPennine Express runs through Kendal from Windermere to Oxenholme, Lake District.
Although Docker doesn't have its own railway station, Virgin West Coast Railine runs through Docker from London Euston to Glasgow. The trainline runs along the Docker viaduct. 
On 24 February 2007 a train was derailed 2 miles from Docker near to the village of Grayrigg. Several carriages were turned on their side after the 17:15 Virgin train travelling from London Euston to Glasgow Central crashed. Cumbria Ambulance service were alerted to the crash at 8.16 pm near Little Docker Cottage. An inquiry found the "immediate cause" of the Grayrigg derailment was due to a "degraded and unsafe" set of points known as Lambrigg 2B. The train was reported to have lurched side to side in "a very dramatic way," the train then careered down an embankment killing 84-year-old Margaret Masson and injuring 22 others. As the rear of the train was crossing the Docker Viaduct, the front of the train was derailed, just beyond the bridge. Thermal imagery equipment was used to detect any trapped survivors. Following the crash, the points that caused the derailment were removed and the line is now welded continuously including the segment on the Docker Viaduct.
Docker, Cumbria