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TimbleMarkington

Distance: 14 mi·Duration: 25 min

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Driving from Timble to Markington takes about via A59. The distance is 14 mi. The straight-line distance is 10 mi. Driving directions

Driving directions

28 · 14 mi
  1. 1 Depart left onto North Lane 1 mi
  2. 2 Turn right onto Timble Ridge Road 1 mi
  3. 3 Turn slightly left onto North Lane 1 mi
  4. 4 Turn sharp left 1 mi
  5. 5 Continue straight onto Cobby Syke Road 1 mi
  6. 6 At end of road, turn right onto Skipton Road 2 mi
  7. 7 Turn left onto High Street 1 mi
  8. 8 Keep slightly left onto High Street 1 mi
  9. 9 Continue slightly right onto Tang Road 2 mi
  10. 10 Continue straight onto Stock Stile Lane 1 mi
  11. 11 Turn right onto New Road 33 yd
  12. 12 Turn left onto Elton Lane 1 mi
  13. 13 Turn right onto Wreaks Road 47 yd
  1. 14 Continue right onto Wreaks Road 1 mi
  2. 15 Continue straight onto Station Road 1 mi
  3. 16 Continue straight onto Clint Bank 2 mi
  4. 17 Continue straight onto Pye Lane 1 mi
  5. 18 Turn right onto Mill Bank 1 mi
  6. 19 Continue right onto Mill Bank 1 mi
  7. 20 Continue straight 1 mi
  8. 21 Continue straight onto Dole Bank 2 mi
  9. 22 Continue straight onto Dam Lane 1 mi
  10. 23 Continue straight onto High Street 1 mi
  11. 24 Turn right onto Back Lane 51 yd
  12. 25 Continue right onto Back Lane 52 yd
  13. 26 Turn left onto Kingwood 21 yd
  14. 27 Continue right onto Kingwood 25 yd
  15. 28 Arrive right onto Kingwood

The return trip from Markington to Timble covers roughly the same distance, 14 mi.

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Sources

Distance and drive time are computed from OpenStreetMap road data with the OSRM routing engine. Updated .