Pikes go to Knaresborough on Tuesday night.
Simon Heslop's men know they'll finish eighth in Northern Counties East Premier.
It's after a rollercoaster season that saw Pickering start quickly, occupy a play-off place early on and have a bright runs in the FA Cup and FA Vase.
A long losing run then saw them slump and resulting in boss Tony Hackworth's departure with midfielder Heslop stepping up to take the reins around the turn of the year.
Kick-off at Knaresbrough Town, on Tuesday, is 7.45pm.


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