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Here is TransCanadaHighway.com’s map of the various routes of the Trans Canada Highway and the major towns and cities along the way. For more details, please see our route itineraries, our travel tips, our distance table, our provinces pages, our cities and towns page, and if you are on the road, our Facebook page with road and weather ...
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Feb 20, 2024 · The America Route. 3,870 km. 38 hours. The Canada Route is for those who want a mix of Canadian natural landscapes and unique cities. The journey is 3,430 km long and will take you 36 hours of non-driving. Alternatively, the America Route is more leisurely.
- Tips For Planning Your Canadian Road Trip
- Day 1: Arrive Into Calgary
- Day 2: Calgary to Medicine Hat
- Day 3: Medicine Hat to Regina Beach
- Day 4: Regina Beach to Winnipeg
- Day 5: Winnipeg to Aaron Provincial Park
- Day 6: Aaron to Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park
- Day 7: Kakabeka Falls to Lake Superior
- Day 8: Lake Superior Provincial Park
- Day 9: Lake Superior to Killarney
Driving times and distances
The driving times listed are based on Google Maps estimates and don’t include stops along the way. Road conditions can vary, so the same mileage can take different amounts of time in different areas. Daily driving distance/time figures cover getting from place to place and don’t include any extra driving within towns or Provincial Parks. You also need to factor in time zone changes along the route of this Calgary to Toronto road trip. Alberta uses Mountain Time (GMT -7 hours), Saskatchewan an...
Accommodation
We did our Calgary to Toronto road trip in an RV, so have listed the campsites where we stayed on the route. Many campsites are only open from May until October, so double check if you’re travelling out of season. And it can get very busy during the peak July/August summer period, so it’s a good idea to book pitches in advance. You could also do this road trip route by car and stay in hotels, motels and apartments along the way. But in some areas – such as inside the Ontario Provincial Parks...
eTA requirements
Visitors to Canada need to purchase an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) before buying their tickets to Canada. An eTA costs $7 via the official Canadian government site.
Arrive into Calgary Airport and check into your hotel before heading into the city for the evening – the Route 300 Airport-City Centre bus takes around 30 minutes. Climb to the top of the Calgary Tower to watch sunset across the city, with views out as far as the Rocky Mountains on a clear day. Then head to Kensington Village for dinner, a historic...
Spend the next morning seeing more of Calgary. You can take a walk along the Bow River, visit Fort Calgary to find out about the city’s history, or the National Music Centre for an insight into Canadian music., or take a trip to Calgary’s famous zoo. Then after lunch, pick up your RV or hire car. Most of the hire offices are close to the airport, a...
Leave Alberta behind and cross into Saskatchewan (don’t forget to put your clocks forward after passing the town of Walsh). This stretch of road features the classic prairie landscapes – long straight roads disappearing into the horizon, vast fields of yellow canola flowers, wide open skies. It’s something uniquely Canadian with its own special bea...
Make an early start so you’ve got time to stop in Regina. Our trip coincided with Canada Day so we joined in the city’s celebrations, watching First Nations dancers and homemade plywood boats race across Wascanal Lake, and stuffing ourselves with poutine. Regina is Saskatchewan’s capital, and popular things to do in Reginainclude a tour of the Prov...
Head into Winnipeg (16 miles) to get a brief taste of the Manitoban capital. You can visit the impressive Canadian Museum for Human Rights to find out more about human rights in Canada and around the world, explore the area’s past at Forks National Historic Site, or see the polar bears in the Journey to Churchill exhibit at Assiniboine Park Zoo. Th...
Continue south-east on the Trans-Canada Highway, driving 16 miles past your final destination at Kakabeka Falls first off to take a journey into the past at Fort William Historical Park– a living history recreation of an 1815 fur trading post. It’s a fun, interactive way to learn about the area’s history, with recreated historic buildings and actor...
Drive on through Thunder Bay – where there are a few supermarkets if you need to stock up on supplies – making a brief stop at the Terry Fox Memorial (26 miles). With a panoramic view of Lake Superior, the statue commemorates Terry Fox, who lost his leg to cancer and planned to run across Canada on a ‘Marathon of Hope’ in the 1980s to raise money f...
Start the morning with a dip in the lake if you’re feeling brave – with temperatures averaging 17°C (63°F) even in summer it’ll definitely wake you up. Then spend the day exploring the park. There’s a mix of things to do at Lake Superior Provincial Park, with a hikes at different levels of difficulty, canoeing, fishing and boat trips. There are 11 ...
Follow the road south towards Sault Ste. Marie on the border with the US – said to the most scenic stretch of the whole Trans-Canada Highway (I’ll have to take their word for it as it was blanketed in thick fog) so factor in extra time for photo stops if the weather’s good. Then the route heads inland, passing Espanola and Sudbury, where you can re...
Road Trip Travel in Canada, on the Trans Canada Highway. Travel & tourism information for travellers across all provinces and all cities. To help you plan (and enjoy) your road trips, TransCanadaHighway.com also has detailed info and maps of towns & cities, and attractions, festivals. Our TRAVEL TIPS section has tons of pages & links detailing ...
The total driving distance from Calgary, Canada to Ontario is 1,662 miles or 2 675 kilometers. Your trip begins in Calgary, Canada. It ends in Ontario, Canada. If you are planning a road trip, you might also want to calculate the total driving time from Calgary, Canada to Ontario so you can see when you'll arrive at your destination.
10:00 am start in Calgary. drive for about 2 hours. 12:14 pm Lethbridge. stay for about 1 hour. and leave at 1:14 pm. drive for about 4 hours. 5:17 pm Helena. stay overnight and leave the next day around 10:00 am. day 1 driving ≈ 6.5 hours.
