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