What Should I Do In Malton?
If you have 3 hours, a half day or even a week in Malton then we have some suggestions for you. Read our guides and get going today!
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FAQs About Malton
How Do I Get To Malton?
To drive to Malton from York:
- Head east on A64 towards Scarborough
- Take the A1237 exit towards York North/Thirsk/A19
- At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto A1237
- At the next roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Malton Road/A1036
- Continue to follow A1036, then turn right onto Foss Islands Rd/A1036
- Continue onto Melrosegate/A166
- Turn left onto Murton Way/A166
- Keep right to stay on Murton Way/A166, then continue straight onto Stamford Bridge Rd/A166
- At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Castle Howard Rd/B1248
- Continue onto Old Maltongate, then turn right onto Saville St
- Turn left onto Yorkersgate
- Turn right onto St Michael St
- Turn left onto Market St
- Turn right onto Newbiggin, and Malton will be on your left
To get to Malton by train:
- From York station, take a Northern or TransPennine Express train towards Scarborough or Hull
- Get off at Malton station, and the town centre is just a short walk away
From other nearby landmarks, here are some suggestions:
- If you're coming from Scarborough, take the A64 westbound towards York
- If you're coming from Leeds, take the A64 eastbound towards Scarborough
- If you're coming from Hull, take the A1079 towards York, then the A64 towards Scarborough
- If you're coming from the North York Moors, take the B1257 towards Malton, or take the North Yorkshire Moors Railway to Pickering and then connect to a bus or train to Malton
What's The Nearest Airport To Malton?
The closest airport to Malton is Leeds Bradford Airport, which is located approximately 40 miles away. The suggested route to travel from the airport to Malton would be to take the A658 and then join the A59 towards York. From there, take the A64 towards Scarborough and follow the signs to Malton.
Where Is Malton?
