No, there is no passenger train service.

What is Windsor famous for?

It is known as the birthplace of hockey and for its giant pumpkins.

No, there are no tolls on this route.

Is it a scenic drive?

Yes, it offers a transition from coast to valley landscapes.

Hubbards

Driving

Hubbards to Windsor

Updated: 31 May 2026

The route from Hubbards to Windsor takes you from the South Shore to the Annapolis Valley. The drive covers 60 kilometers and typically takes 50 minutes. You will travel via Highway 103 and connect to Highway 14. Windsor is known as the birthplace of hockey and the gateway to the Valley's wine country. This route offers a transition from coastal scenery to rolling agricultural landscapes.

Total Distance: 60 km driving distance; 45 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via Highway 103 and 14 is the fastest route, taking 50 minutes.

Cheapest Way

Driving your own vehicle is the most practical and cheapest option.

Compare Hubbards to Windsor Routes

Driving

Direct

Duration

50 minutes

Avg Price

$10 - $15 CAD

Operator

Personal Vehicle

Route

Highway 103 to Highway 14.

Highway 14 can be winding; drive carefully during inclement weather.

Travel Tips

Tidal Bore
Check the tide tables to see the tidal bore on the Avon River.
Local Produce
Stop at farm stands along the way for fresh seasonal produce.
Events
The Windsor Pumpkin Festival is a major event; plan your trip accordingly.
Navigation
Highway 14 is a secondary road; ensure your vehicle is in good condition.
Dining
Windsor has several local cafes serving hearty valley-style meals.

Safety Tips

Road Conditions
Highway 14 can be narrow in sections; maintain a safe speed.
Wildlife
Be alert for wildlife, especially when driving through wooded areas.
Winter Driving
Roads in the valley can be icy; use winter tires during the colder months.
Emergency
Emergency services are available in Windsor at the Hants Community Hospital.