Lansdowne
Lansdowne
Sudbury
Sudbury
Bus Driving

Lansdowne to Sudbury

Updated: 27 May 2026

The journey from Lansdowne to Sudbury covers approximately 650 kilometers. The most direct route is via Highway 401 West, transitioning to Highway 400 North and then Highway 69 North. This drive typically takes 7 hours. Sudbury is the largest city in Northern Ontario and is known for its mining history. Public transit is available via bus, with transfers in Toronto.

Total Distance: 650 km driving distance; 450 km straight-line air distance.
Fastest Way
Driving is the fastest, taking 7 hours.
Cheapest Way
Driving is the most cost-effective for individuals.
Compare Lansdowne to Sudbury Routes
Bus
Connecting
Driving
Direct
Duration 9 hours 7 hours
Avg Price 150-250 CAD 110-150 CAD
Operator Ontario Northland Personal Vehicle
Route Brockville to Toronto, then bus to Sudbury. Highway 401 West to Highway 400 North to Highway 69 North.
Tip Ontario Northland provides reliable bus service to Sudbury. Highway 69 is a scenic route through Northern Ontario.
Travel Tips
  • Traffic Planning
    The 400 can be very busy; plan your travel for off-peak hours.
  • Bus Booking
    Book your bus tickets in advance to save money.
  • Parking
    Sudbury has ample parking in the downtown area.
  • Navigation
    Use a GPS to navigate the highway interchanges near Toronto.
  • Rest Stops
    Use the ONroute service centers on the 400 for breaks.
Safety Tips
  • Highway Safety
    Be cautious of heavy traffic on the 400.
  • Vehicle Check
    Ensure your vehicle is in good condition for the long drive.
  • Emergency Kit
    Keep a flashlight and basic tools in your vehicle.
  • Weather Awareness
    The 400 can be very dangerous in winter due to snow and ice.
People Also Ask
  • Is Sudbury safe?
    Yes, Sudbury is generally considered a safe city for visitors.
  • Can I take a train?
    No, there is no passenger train service to Sudbury.
  • How long is the drive?
    The drive is approximately 7 hours.
  • Is the 400 a toll road?
    No, the 400 is a toll-free highway.
  • What is Sudbury known for?
    It is known for its mining history and Science North.
Quick Info
  • From Lansdowne, Ontario, Canada
  • To Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
  • Modes
Best Time to Travel

Summer and early autumn are the best times to enjoy the local lakes and parks.

Things to Do in Sudbury
1
Science North
A world-class science center with interactive exhibits. It is a must-see for families.
2
Dynamic Earth
An interactive museum about the earth and mining. It is a unique experience.
3
Bell Park
A beautiful park on the shores of Ramsey Lake. It is a great place to relax.
4
Big Nickel
A giant replica of a Canadian nickel, a famous landmark in Sudbury.
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