Is there a train to Glendale?

No, there is no direct train service to Glendale.

How long is the drive?

The drive takes about 50 minutes.

No, the M15 Hunter Expressway is toll-free.

What is the best way to get there?

Driving via the M15 is the most efficient method.

Bus travel is not recommended due to the lack of direct routes.

Pokolbin

Driving

Pokolbin to Glendale

Updated: 31 May 2026

The journey from Pokolbin to Glendale covers 55 kilometers and takes approximately 50 minutes by car. The route primarily uses the M15 Hunter Expressway, which offers a fast and direct connection to the western suburbs of Newcastle. Glendale is home to a major shopping center, making it a frequent destination for those traveling from the Hunter Valley. Traffic is generally smooth until you reach the Glendale interchange.

Total Distance: 55 km driving distance; 45 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via the M15 Hunter Expressway is the fastest route, taking 50 minutes.

Cheapest Way

Driving your own vehicle is the most practical and cheapest way to reach Glendale.

Compare Pokolbin to Glendale Routes

Driving

Direct

Duration

50 minutes

Avg Price

18-22 AUD in fuel

Operator

N/A

Route

M15 Hunter Expressway to Lake Road

The Glendale interchange can be busy; follow signs for the shopping center.

Travel Tips

Shopping Hours
Check the opening hours of Stockland Glendale before you leave, especially on public holidays.
Traffic
The intersection of Lake Road and the M15 can be congested during peak hours.
Parking
The shopping center has extensive free parking available.
Fuel
Fill up in the Hunter Valley before leaving, as prices can vary in the suburbs.
Navigation
Use a GPS to ensure you take the correct exit for Glendale off the M15.

Safety Tips

Speed Limits
Be aware of changing speed limits as you transition from the highway to suburban roads.
Pedestrians
Watch for high pedestrian traffic near the shopping center entrances.
Merging
Use caution when merging into traffic on Lake Road.
Distraction
Keep your eyes on the road, especially when navigating the busy Glendale interchange.