Traveling from Pickering to Dundee involves a journey north through the scenic landscapes of North Yorkshire and the Scottish Lowlands. The most efficient way is to take a bus to Malton, then a train to York, and finally an LNER or ScotRail service to Dundee. Driving takes you via the A1(M) and A90, covering roughly 400 km. The route passes through major hubs like Newcastle and Edinburgh before crossing the Tay Road Bridge into Dundee.
Total Distance: 400 km driving distance, 340 km straight-line air distance.
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| Duration | 5 hours 45 mins | 5 hours |
| Avg Price | 55-130 GBP | 65-95 GBP fuel |
| Operator | LNER/ScotRail | N/A |
| Route | Pickering-Malton-York-Edinburgh-Dundee | A169, A64, A1(M), A1, M90 |
| Tip | Change at Edinburgh Waverley for the direct service to Dundee. | Use the M90 for the fastest entry into Dundee from the south. |
June to August for the best weather to enjoy the Dundee waterfront.