Is there a train to Sherbrooke?

No, there is no passenger rail service to Sherbrooke.

How long is the drive?

Approximately 12 hours of pure driving time.

Do I need a toll pass?

No, you pay the bridge toll at the booth.

Yes, especially through the Appalachian region of Quebec.

Yes, but they require transfers between companies.

Sherbrooke

Bus Driving

Crapaud to Sherbrooke

Updated: 31 May 2026

The journey from Crapaud to Sherbrooke covers approximately 1,100 kilometers through the Maritimes and into Quebec. You will drive across the Confederation Bridge and follow the Trans-Canada Highway (Route 2) through New Brunswick. Upon entering Quebec, you will transition to Autoroute 20 and then Autoroute 55 toward the Eastern Townships. This is a scenic drive through the Appalachian foothills.

Total Distance: Driving distance 1,100 km.

Fastest Way

Driving via the Trans-Canada Highway.

Cheapest Way

Driving with multiple passengers to split fuel costs.

Compare Crapaud to Sherbrooke Routes

	Bus Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	16 hours	12 hours
Avg Price	$200 - $350	$150 - $250 (fuel)
Operator	Maritime Bus / Orléans Express	Personal Vehicle
Route	Charlottetown to Moncton to Montreal to Sherbrooke	Route 1 to Confederation Bridge to Route 2 to A-20 to A-55
Tip	Transfer in Montreal is required; ensure you have enough time between buses.	The Confederation Bridge toll is paid only when leaving PEI.

Travel Tips

Bridge Toll
Check the current Confederation Bridge toll rates before departing.
Language
Sherbrooke is primarily French-speaking; basic phrases are helpful.
Rest Stops
New Brunswick has excellent rest areas along the Trans-Canada Highway.
Traffic
Avoid Montreal rush hour if your bus or drive takes you through the city.
Parking
Downtown Sherbrooke has paid parking; check for municipal lots.

Safety Tips

Fatigue
This is a long drive; plan for an overnight stop in New Brunswick.
Weather
Check road conditions on Quebec 511 before entering the province.
Wildlife
Watch for moose on highways in New Brunswick, especially at dusk.
Emergency
Keep a physical map as cell service can be spotty in remote areas.