Driving
Brookfield to Windsor
Updated: 30 May 2026
The drive from Brookfield to Windsor is a 60-kilometer trip that takes you to the gateway of the Annapolis Valley. You will take Highway 102 South to the interchange with Highway 101 West. The drive takes approximately 45 minutes. Windsor is famous for being the birthplace of hockey and for its proximity to the Avon River. It is a convenient stop for travelers heading further into the Valley.
Total Distance: 60 km driving distance; 50 km straight-line air distance.
Fastest Way
Driving via Highway 101 is the fastest route, taking 45 minutes.
Cheapest Way
Driving your own vehicle is the most economical way to travel.
Compare Brookfield to Windsor Routes
Driving
Direct
Duration
45 mins
Avg Price
10-15 CAD
Operator
Personal Vehicle
Route
Highway 102 South to Highway 101 West
Windsor is easily accessible from Exit 5 or 6 on Highway 101.
Travel Tips
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ParkingDowntown Windsor has plenty of street parking.
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EventsCheck for local hockey-related events.
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FuelingGas stations are readily available near the highway exits.
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NavigationUse GPS to find the historic sites.
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DiningWindsor has several local restaurants and cafes.
Safety Tips
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DrivingBe aware of traffic near the highway exits.
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WeatherThe area can be windy due to the river valley.
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EmergencyKeep your phone charged for navigation.
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PedestriansWatch for pedestrians in the downtown area.
People Also Ask
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Is there a bus?There is no direct public bus service from Brookfield to Windsor.
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How long is the drive?The drive takes about 45 minutes.
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Is it a scenic route?Yes, the area around the Avon River is scenic.
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What is the best route?Highway 101 is the most direct path.
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Are there hotels?Windsor has several motels and inns.
Quick Info
- From Brookfield, Nova Scotia, Canada
- To Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Modes
Best Time to Travel
May to October for local festivals and outdoor activities.
Things to Do in Windsor
1
Haliburton House Museum
Visit the historic home of Thomas Chandler Haliburton.
2
Windsor Hockey Heritage Centre
Learn about the history of hockey in its birthplace.
3
Fort Edward National Historic Site
Explore the oldest surviving blockhouse in Canada.
4
Avon River
Enjoy the scenic views of the river and the tidal changes.
Tags
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Nova Scotia highway 101
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