The trip from Chatham to Sudbury covers approximately 600 km, taking you through the heart of Southern Ontario and into the Canadian Shield. The most practical way to travel is by car, following Highway 401 East to Highway 400 North, then transitioning to Highway 69. This route takes you past the Greater Toronto Area and through the scenic cottage country of Muskoka. Sudbury is famous for its mining history and the iconic Big Nickel. Expect a mix of urban highway driving and rural northern roads.
Total Distance: 600 km driving, 520 km air distance.
Traffic through the GTA can add 1-2 hours to your trip; plan accordingly.
May to October for pleasant driving conditions.