Lac-Brome
Lac-Brome
Windsor
Windsor
Train Driving

Lac-Brome to Windsor

Updated: 30 May 2026

Traveling from Lac-Brome to Windsor covers roughly 950 km. The most direct route is via Autoroute 10 and Highway 401 West. You will pass through Montreal, Toronto, and London before reaching the border city. VIA Rail also provides service from Montreal to Windsor station.

Total Distance: 950 km driving, 820 km air distance.
Fastest Way
Driving is the fastest, taking 10 hours.
Cheapest Way
Driving is the most cost-effective for families.
Compare Lac-Brome to Windsor Routes
Train
Connecting
Driving
Direct
Duration 12 hours 10 hours
Avg Price $200-$300 $180-$250 fuel
Operator VIA Rail Personal Vehicle
Route Bus to Montreal, then train to Windsor. A-10 to A-20 to Highway 401 West.
Tip Trains arrive at the Windsor VIA Rail station. The 401 ends in Windsor near the Ambassador Bridge.
Travel Tips
  • Border Crossing
    If crossing to Detroit, have your passport ready.
  • Traffic
    Expect heavy traffic near the Windsor-Detroit border.
  • Train Station
    The station is located on Walker Road.
  • Fuel
    Fill up in smaller towns to save money.
  • Navigation
    Use GPS to navigate the 401-E.C. Row Expressway transition.
Safety Tips
  • Highway Safety
    Stay in the right lane unless passing.
  • Weather
    Windsor can have heavy fog near the river.
  • Vehicle Check
    Check tire pressure before the long drive.
  • Rest
    Stop every 3 hours to avoid driver fatigue.
People Also Ask
  • Is Windsor far from Lac-Brome?
    Yes, it is a 10-hour drive.
  • Can I take a train?
    Yes, via Montreal.
  • Is the 401 safe?
    Yes, it is a major, well-maintained highway.
  • Are there hotels?
    Many options exist along the 401.
  • Best route?
    Follow the 401 West all the way.
Quick Info
  • From Lac-Brome, Quebec, Canada
  • To Windsor, Ontario, Canada
  • Modes
Best Time to Travel

Summer for the Windsor waterfront parks.

Things to Do in Windsor
1
Windsor Riverfront
A beautiful park system overlooking the Detroit skyline. Perfect for walking and cycling.
2
Jackson Park
Famous for its sunken gardens and the Queen Elizabeth II Sunken Garden.
3
Dieppe Gardens
Located on the riverfront, offering stunning views of the Detroit River.
4
Art Gallery of Windsor
Features a significant collection of Canadian art in a modern facility.
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