How to get toBeck Isle Museumcar-free

Visit Beck Isle Museum car-free

Visit by bus for just £2 each way. Most buses in England are offering £2 Single Fares until 31st December 2024. Our journey planner will show you if your route is included, or you can find a full list of participating operators and routes here.

There are regular bus services to Pickering from Leeds, York, Malton, Scarborough, Whitby and Helmsley.

If you are travelling by train, there is a regular TransPennine service to Malton from York, where there are good connections from all major cities. Bus 840 runs every hour from Malton Station to Pickering (less frequent on Sundays). It is also easy to transfer from rail to bus at York, or at Scarborough for those travelling by train from Hull via Bridlington.

Taxis are available at Malton Station (01653 696969).

Our journey planner will show you train and bus times, and walking routes.

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You can take your bike on the train to Malton. It will take about 1hr 30mins to cycle from there to Pickering. Plan your cycle route here.

Here’s some information on accessibility on buses and trains.

About Beck Isle Museum

Gateway to the North Yorkshire Moors Pickering has a long and fascinating history. Step back in time and enjoy exploring what life was like in this thriving market town. Visit shops from the past, discover the ancient craft of the blacksmith and marvel at our magnificent printing press. With special events, changing exhibitions, family activities and a beck side location for picnics there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

For any queries about visiting contact Beck Isle Museum on 01751 473653 or info@beckislemuseum.org.uk

Address: Bridge Street, Pickering, North Yorkshire YO18 8DU. Visit Website

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Covid-19

We live on a beautiful island and there’s no better way to explore it than by train, bus, bike and foot. But, at this exceptional time, please follow current advice to stay at home and avoid non-essential travel in England. Separate travel rules apply in Wales and Scotland.

We look forward to helping you enjoy great days out and more car-free adventures in the future.