From the heart of Middlesbrough to the historic seaside town of Whitby, passing through the North York Moors National Park and serving 17 stations along the route.

To Middlesbrough just off the A19.  Along the Moors Road (A171) from Middlesbrough to Whitby (or along the Coast Road A174).  From  Scarborough, Filey & Bridlington, come up the A171.  From Pickering, Take the A169 over the Moors to Sleights and then Whitby. There are car parks at both Middlesbrough and Whitby stations, and there is free parking at many of the intermediate stations.

Middlesbrough is on the Transpennine route from York, Leeds and Manchester. It  can also be reached by Northern from Darlington, and from London Kings Cross by changing at York. Look up times.

There are Arriva buses to Whitby station from Scarborough (X93) and from Saltburn. There is also a summer Moors Bus Service connecting Guisborough to the Esk Valley Railway at Danby and then onto Pickering and Malton across the moors via Blakey Ridge. Plan your journey using the Traveline website.