It is approximately 80 kilometers.

Yes, the Grey Transit Route connects the two areas.

It is a long walk, but the Georgian Trail is a scenic option.

No, it is a very short and inexpensive trip.

What is the best way?

Driving is the most convenient.

The Blue Mountains

Orangeville

Bus Driving

The Blue Mountains to Orangeville

Updated: 29 May 2026

The distance between The Blue Mountains and Orangeville is approximately 80 kilometers. Driving is the most practical mode, taking about 1 hour and 15 minutes via Highway 26 and Highway 400. You can also use regional bus services. This journey connects the resort area of Blue Mountain Village to the town of Orangeville, a major hub in Dufferin County. It is a straightforward route through the scenic landscapes of Ontario.

Total Distance: 80 km driving distance; 60 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving is the fastest, taking only 1 hour 15 minutes.

Cheapest Way

The local bus is the most affordable way to travel between the two towns.

Compare The Blue Mountains to Orangeville Routes

	Bus Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	1 hour 45 mins	1 hour 15 mins
Avg Price	$15 - $30	$15 in fuel
Operator	Grey Transit Route / Coach Canada	Personal Vehicle
Route	Highway 26 corridor.	Highway 26 East to Highway 400 South.
Tip	Check the schedule online as frequency varies.	Traffic can be heavy on weekends during ski season.

Travel Tips

Parking
Parking is available in both towns, but can be limited during peak tourist times.
Cycling
The Georgian Trail is a great way to cycle between the two towns.
Taxi
Local taxi companies are reliable for short trips.
Weather
Be prepared for lake-effect snow in the winter months.
Events
Check local event calendars for festivals in either town.