Is there a train to Fredericton?

No, there is no train service to Fredericton.

How long is the flight?

Connecting flights take about 4-6 hours.

It is a beautiful trip, but it requires significant time and preparation.

What is the best time to visit?

Summer is ideal for outdoor activities and coastal access.

Yes, it is a safe and welcoming city for travelers.

Gananoque

Fredericton

Flight Driving

Gananoque to Fredericton

Updated: 26 May 2026

Fredericton is located over 1,400 kilometers from Gananoque. This is a scenic journey through the Maritimes. Flying from Ottawa or Toronto to Fredericton International Airport is the most efficient method, taking roughly 5 hours. Driving is a multi-day road trip across the Trans-Canada Highway, taking 2 days. The route ends with the beautiful scenery of the Saint John River Valley.

Total Distance: 1,400 km driving distance; 1,000 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Flying is the fastest, taking about 5 hours total.

Cheapest Way

Driving is often cheaper for groups, but flying is more time-efficient for solo travelers.

Compare Gananoque to Fredericton Routes

	Flight Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	5 hours (including layover)	15 hours (over 2 days)
Avg Price	300-700 CAD	250-450 CAD in fuel
Operator	Air Canada / WestJet	Personal Vehicle
Route	Flight from Ottawa (YOW) or Toronto (YYZ) to Fredericton (YFC).	Trans-Canada Highway 2 through Quebec and New Brunswick.
Tip	Book early to secure lower fares on this popular route.	This is a beautiful drive; plan for stops in Quebec City or Edmundston.

Travel Tips

Flight Booking
Check for flight deals from Ottawa or Toronto to Fredericton regularly.
Driving Pace
If driving, plan for 8-hour driving days to maintain safety and enjoyment.
Weather
Fredericton weather can be unpredictable; always carry a rain jacket.
Car Rental
Rent a car at the Fredericton airport to easily explore the province.
Packing
Bring comfortable walking shoes for exploring the city and coastal trails.

Safety Tips

Winter Driving
Avoid driving the Trans-Canada Highway in winter unless you have extensive experience.
Emergency Kit
Carry a comprehensive emergency kit, including food, water, and blankets.
Wildlife
Be extremely cautious of wildlife on the highway, especially in rural areas.
Fatigue
Take frequent breaks; the long, straight highway stretches can be very tiring.