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Driving from Kingsteps to Marrel takes about via A9. The distance is 138 km. The straight-line distance is 61 km. EV charging is available along the route, including in Alturlie, Millburn, Highland, Quarryhill, Camore, Lothmore. Driving directions
Driving directions
31 · 138 km- 1 Depart onto Lochloy Road 2 km
- 2 Turn right onto Bridge Street 230 m
- 3 Turn left onto High Street 451 m
- 4 Continue straight onto Cawdor Street 162 m
- 5 Continue straight onto Cawdor Road 165 m
- 6 Turn right onto Balblair Road 4 km
- 7 Turn right 3 km
- 8 Turn left 9 km
- 9 Enter roundabout slightly left 53 m
- 10 Exit roundabout slightly left 9 km
- 11 Enter rotary slightly left 96 m
- 12 Exit rotary straight 898 m
- 13 Enter rotary slightly left 66 m
- 14 Exit rotary slightly left 761 m
- 15 Enter rotary slightly left 249 m
- 16 Exit rotary slightly left 2 km
- 17 Enter rotary left 76 m
- 18 Exit rotary slightly left 10 km
- 19 Enter rotary left 121 m
- 20 Exit rotary slightly left 11 km
- 21 Enter rotary left 84 m
- 22 Exit rotary straight 27 km
- 23 Enter roundabout left 40 m
- 24 Exit roundabout slightly left 10 km
- 25 Enter rotary straight 99 m
- 26 Exit rotary straight 39 m
- 27 Continue straight 50 km
- 28 Turn left 299 m
- 29 At end of road, turn right 112 m
- 30 Turn left onto Lower Marrel Road 2 km
- 31 Arrive onto Lower Marrel Road
The return trip from Marrel to Kingsteps covers roughly the same distance, 138 km.
Questions and answers
Marrel lies roughly to the north of Kingsteps.
How far is it from Kingsteps to Marrel?
The distance between Kingsteps and Marrel is 138 km by road.
How long does it take to drive from Kingsteps to Marrel?
The drive from Kingsteps to Marrel takes approximately 2 h by car.
What is the best route from Kingsteps to Marrel?
The fastest route from Kingsteps to Marrel covers 138 km with a driving time of approximately 2 h.
What is the shortest route from Kingsteps to Marrel?
The shortest driving route from Kingsteps to Marrel is about 138 km by road.
Sources
Distance and drive time are computed from OpenStreetMap road data with the OSRM routing engine. Updated .

