Directions To Lubbock (2025)

FAQs

How long does it take to drive from Dallas to Lubbock, Texas? ›

Yes, the driving distance between Dallas to Lubbock is 351 miles. It takes approximately 5h 40m to drive from Dallas to Lubbock.

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Birthplace of rock 'n' roll legend Buddy Holly. Home to award-winning wineries and more than 80% of Texas wine grape production. More music venues per capita than any other city in Texas. More neighborhood parks per capita than any other city in Texas.

Lubbock is an urban oasis of the region, boasting great eats, a lively music and arts scene, and plenty of fun family activities. Lubbock is best known as the friendly hometown of Texas Tech University, legions of popular musicians, and High Plains wineries.

From the rushing waters of Lubbock Water Rampage to thrilling rides of Joyland Amusement Park, to the world's largest windmill museum and the National Ranching Heritage Center, Lubbock offers attractions fit for the whole family.

The longest straight-line distance is from the northwest corner of the panhandle to the Rio Grande river just below Brownsville, 801 miles (1,289 km).

If you're driving east to west (or west to east, for that matter), the distance is 773 miles. If you're driving north to south or vice versa, the distance is 801 miles. So if you're driving a constant 70 mph (you can legally do 80 mph on some stretches in West Texas), you could do the drive in 10–11 hours.

36.8% of the people in Lubbock County, TX are hispanic (115k people).

For decades, the edifice, also known as the Steel House, has been a part of Lubbock folklore, a local curiosity that students at Texas Tech University learn about through word of mouth and make short pilgrimages to see.

Aside from being the home of Texas Tech University, Lubbock is famous for the musical acts that hail from the city like Buddy Holly or Waylon Jennings, fine dining, museums, a rich art and culture scene but also for its friendly, hospitable atmosphere.

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About the Hub City

With a median age of 31, the city's residents are youthful, hardworking and friendly.

The cost of living is low. The housing market is thriving. The land is plentiful and relatively inexpensive. Unemployment is low, and job creation is high.

Lubbock has long been known as the “Hub City.” The nickname is related to Lubbock's accessible location on the crossroads of Interstate 27 and four major U.S. highways, in the central time zone, equal-distance to both coasts, allowing for ease of U.S. distribution.

Welcome to Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport (LBB), where we are proud to partner with leading airline carriers to serve our travelers. Currently, LBB is served by American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and United Airlines.

Quick driving tips for Dallas

Rush hour in Dallas is usually from 7am to 9.30am in the morning, with afternoon traffic peaking from 3pm to 6.30pm. Plan your journeys to avoid these times if you want to ensure you're not hitting the busiest roads. The I-35 connecting Dallas to San Antonio can be very busy.

We recommend flying to Lubbock (LBB) Airport, which is 5.8 miles away from Lubbock. The taxi from Lubbock (LBB) to Lubbock takes 10 min.

Lubbock to Dallas bus services, operated by Greyhound USA, depart from Lubbock Citibus DT Transfer Plaza station. Bus or fly from Lubbock to Dallas? The best way to get from Lubbock to Dallas is to fly which takes 1h 53m and costs $190 - $700. Alternatively, you can bus, which costs $24 - $170 and takes 6h 50m.