Is there a train from Afton to Mississauga?

No direct passenger rail service exists from Afton Station to Mississauga.

How long is the drive?

The drive takes approximately 20 hours of active driving time.

What is the best airport?

Halifax Stanfield International Airport is the closest major airport to Afton.

Are there tolls on the route?

Yes, Highway 407 in Ontario is a toll road, but Highway 401 is free.

Bus travel is possible but requires multiple transfers and takes significantly longer than driving.

Mississauga

Flight Driving

Afton Station to Mississauga

Updated: 31 May 2026

The journey from Afton Station to Mississauga spans approximately 1,850 kilometers. Most travelers drive via the Trans-Canada Highway or fly from Halifax Stanfield International Airport. Driving takes roughly 20 hours of pure road time, crossing through New Brunswick, Quebec, and Ontario. Flying is significantly faster, with a total transit time of about 5 hours including airport transfers. You will experience diverse landscapes ranging from the Atlantic coastline to the Great Lakes region.

Total Distance: 1,850 km driving, 1,550 km air distance.

Fastest Way

Flying from Halifax Stanfield to Toronto Pearson takes 5 hours total.

Cheapest Way

Driving is the most cost-effective if traveling with multiple passengers.

Compare Afton Station to Mississauga Routes

	Flight Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	5 hours	20 hours
Avg Price	$300 - $600	$350 - $500 in fuel
Operator	Air Canada	Personal Vehicle
Route	YHZ to YYZ	Hwy 104 to Hwy 2 to Hwy 401
Tip	Book your flight from Halifax Stanfield to Toronto Pearson for the most frequent connections.	Expect heavy traffic on Highway 401 as you approach the Greater Toronto Area.

Travel Tips

Airport Shuttle
Use the Union Pearson Express to get from Toronto Pearson Airport to downtown or connect to Mississauga transit.
Highway Tolls
Be aware that Highway 407 is a toll road; use Highway 401 to avoid extra charges.
Weather Prep
Check road conditions in New Brunswick and Quebec during winter months as snowstorms are common.
Fuel Stops
Plan your fuel stops in major towns along the Trans-Canada Highway to avoid running low in remote sections.
Time Zones
Remember that you will cross from Atlantic Time to Eastern Time during your journey.

Safety Tips

Wildlife Awareness
Watch for moose and deer on the Trans-Canada Highway, especially during dawn and dusk.
Fatigue Management
Take breaks every two hours if driving long distances to maintain alertness.
Emergency Kit
Carry a winter emergency kit including blankets, water, and a shovel if traveling between November and April.
Vehicle Check
Ensure your tires and brakes are in top condition before embarking on a cross-country drive.