Cape Broyle to St. John's

• Route

  Route 10 is the main artery; follow signs for St. John's.
• Traffic

  Expect heavier traffic when entering St. John's during morning and evening rush hours.
• Weather

  Coastal fog can reduce visibility significantly; use your headlights.
• Parking

  Downtown St. John's has several paid parking garages and street parking.
• Fuel

  Fill up in St. John's as gas stations are less frequent in smaller coastal towns.

• Wildlife

  Moose are common on the highway; stay alert.
• Road Conditions

  Winter driving requires snow tires due to frequent ice and snow.
• Emergency

  Keep a cell phone charged for emergencies on the road.
• Visibility

  Use fog lights if necessary during heavy coastal mist.

• How long is the drive from Cape Broyle to St. John's?
  It takes about 1 hour and 10 minutes.
• Is there a bus from Cape Broyle to St. John's?
  No, private vehicle or taxi is the only practical option.
• What highway connects Cape Broyle to St. John's?
  Route 10, also known as the Southern Shore Highway.
• Are there gas stations in Cape Broyle?
  Services are limited; it is best to fuel up in larger towns.
• Is the road to St. John's safe?
  Yes, it is a paved provincial highway, but drive with caution.

• From Cape Broyle, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
• To St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
• Modes

Year-round, though summer offers the best visibility for coastal scenery.