Is there a train to Radstock?

No, the railway line to Radstock is no longer in use.

Is the museum worth visiting?

Yes, it is highly rated for its local history exhibits.

Yes, but they require a change in Wells.

Is it a good place for hiking?

Yes, it is close to the Mendip Hills.

Glastonbury

Radstock

Bus Driving

Glastonbury to Radstock

Updated: 31 May 2026

The route from Glastonbury to Radstock is a 20-kilometer journey through the rolling hills of North Somerset. Driving via the A39 and B3139 takes approximately 35 minutes. Radstock is a town with a rich industrial history, once a major center for the Somerset coal mining industry. Today, it is a quiet town that serves as a gateway to the Mendip Hills and offers interesting insights into the region's past through its museum and heritage trails.

Total Distance: 20 km driving distance, 18 km air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving, taking approximately 35 minutes.

Cheapest Way

Bus, costing around 5-7 GBP.

Compare Glastonbury to Radstock Routes

	Bus Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	1 hour	35 mins
Avg Price	5 to 7 GBP	6 to 8 GBP in fuel
Operator	First Bus	N/A
Route	Bus to Wells, then bus to Radstock.	A39 and B3139.
Tip	Check the connection times carefully.	The B3139 is a narrow, winding road; drive with care.

Travel Tips

Museum Hours
Check the museum opening times before visiting, as they can vary.
Road Conditions
The B3139 is narrow; be prepared to pull over for oncoming traffic.
Parking
Radstock has limited parking; use the public car parks near the town center.
Walking
The area is great for walking; bring sturdy footwear.
Navigation
Use a GPS as the rural roads can be confusing.