View Current Travel Advisories

Trailways Bus Tickets
from Bakersfield, CA to Saranac Lake, NY

Choose one way or round trip:
(*) indicates a required field
Type the date in date format 2 digit month slash 2 digit day slash 4 digit year or press tab to use the date picker pop up calendar

Travel made simple with Trailways

Unbeatable Prices

One of the best inventories of bus tickets in one place - with exclusive fares you won't find elsewhere.

Proven Reliability

On-time travel services - trust our reputation for reliable bus transportation.

Comfort and Convenience

Numerous upgraded buses with large leather recliners, free wi-fi, and power outlets for each seat.
Overview

About buses from Bakersfield, CA to Saranac Lake, NY

Buses from Bakersfield, CA to Saranac Lake, NY travel the 2429mi (3909.09km) journey, taking approximately 3d, 11h, 55m. Usually, there is 1 bus operating per day. While the average ticket price for this journey is around $781.66, you can find the cheapest bus tickets for as low as $781.66.

  • Distance
    2429mi (3909.09km)
  • Average trip duration
  • Average bus ticket price
    $781.66
  • Trips per day
    1
  • Top Carriers
    Greyhound Lines

Bus Station Information for Saranac Lake, NY

Saranac Lake

Curbside Stop, use arrow keys or tab to explore more about this bus station

Saranac Lake, NY 12983

Trailways Curbside Stop
Address
111 River Street 
Saranac Lake, NY 12983
Phone Number
(800) 858-8555
More Detailsabout Saranac Lake Curbside Stop

City InformationforBakersfield, CA

Welcome to Bakersfield, CA, a hidden gem tucked into California's Central Valley, brimming with good vibes and authentic experiences. As soon as you step off your bus to Bakersfield, you're greeted by a town with a unique spirit and rich cultural tapestry. Here, the sound of country music is the heartbeat, and the famous Bakersfield Sound is still alive at Buck Owens’ Crystal Palace. It's a must-visit spot for music lovers craving a slice of honky-tonk history.

For those longing to commune with nature, the Kern River provides endless opportunities for fishing and exploring, perfect for a day of relaxation or adventure. Plus, there's something for history buffs too. Dive into local heritage at the Kern County Museum, where the town's storied past comes to life in engaging exhibits.

Whether you’re wandering through art galleries or tucking into some tantalizing Basque cuisine, Bakersfield’s local flavor is everywhere you turn. Don’t miss your chance to soak up all this town has to offer. Secure your seat on a bus to Bakersfield, CA, and let this lively destination capture your imagination!

City InformationforSaranac Lake, NY

Pack your bags and hop on a bus to Saranac Lake, NY, where nature and charm combine to offer a delightful retreat. Nestled in the heart of the Adirondacks, this quaint town boasts a refreshing escape with its sparkling lakes and lush greenery. Saranac Lake is the perfect playground for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you enjoy kayaking, hiking, or simply soaking in scenic views, this destination won’t disappoint. Swing by the Saranac Laboratory Museum if you’re a history buff, or browse through the local art galleries for some eclectic finds.

Artisans and shop owners bring a special vibe to the main streets, making it a great place to wander and discover unique treasures. If you’re in it for the fishing or just to breathe in fresh mountain air, this little town’s got a special charm. Winter turns Saranac Lake into a snow lover’s paradise, with skiing and sledding galore. No matter the season, there’s plenty to explore when you take that bus to Saranac Lake.

Scenic photo of Saranac Lake, NYScenic photo of Saranac Lake, NYScenic photo of Saranac Lake, NY
Scenic photo of Saranac Lake, NY
Scenic photo of Saranac Lake, NY
Scenic photo of Saranac Lake, NY

Frequently Asked Questions about the Bus Ride

Interested in bus routes from Bakersfield to Saranac Lake? With 1 bus departing to Saranac Lake daily, our trips average 3 days 11 hours 55 minutes and start as low as $781.66. Book bus tickets to Saranac Lake now.