Driving
Dickinson to St. Louis
Updated: 30 May 2026
The journey from Dickinson to St. Louis covers approximately 1,500 kilometers. Driving is the most practical method, utilizing I-94 and I-70. This route takes you through the heart of the Midwest, offering a straightforward drive through North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Missouri. It is a popular route for those traveling within the region.
Total Distance: Driving distance 1,500 km, straight-line air distance 1,300 km.
Fastest Way
Driving is the fastest, taking about 15 hours.
Cheapest Way
Driving is the most cost-effective, costing roughly $275 in fuel.
Compare Dickinson to St. Louis Routes
Driving
Direct
Duration
15 hours
Avg Price
$250 - $300 in fuel
Operator
Personal Vehicle
Route
I-94 E to I-70 E
Plan for a stop in Chicago for food and fuel.
Travel Tips
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TrafficSt. Louis traffic is moderate; driving is easy.
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WeatherMidwest weather is variable; pack layers.
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ParkingParking in downtown St. Louis is available; use public garages.
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DiningExplore the local food scene in downtown St. Louis.
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NavigationUse GPS to navigate the city streets.
Safety Tips
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VehicleEnsure your car is serviced before the drive.
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NavigationUse GPS to navigate the highway interchanges.
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EmergencyKeep a roadside emergency kit in your car.
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SafetyStay aware of your surroundings.
People Also Ask
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Is there a train to St. Louis?No direct train service exists from Dickinson to St. Louis.
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How long is the drive?The drive takes approximately 15 hours of pure driving time.
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Are there direct flights?No, there are no direct flights from Dickinson to St. Louis.
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What is the best highway?I-70 is the primary highway for the final leg into St. Louis.
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Do I need a passport?No, this is a domestic route within the United States.
Quick Info
- From Dickinson, North Dakota, United States
- To St. Louis, Missouri, United States
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Modes
Best Time to Travel
Spring or Autumn for the most pleasant weather in the Midwest.
Things to Do in St. Louis
1
Gateway Arch
A iconic monument symbolizing the westward expansion of the United States.
2
Forest Park
A large urban park featuring a zoo, art museum, and science center.
3
City Museum
A unique museum featuring interactive exhibits and art.
4
St. Louis Zoo
A world-renowned zoo featuring a wide variety of animals and exhibits.
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