Traveling from Liverpool to Windsor involves a scenic 135-kilometer drive across the interior of Nova Scotia. You will head north from the South Shore, connecting through secondary highways like Route 14 to reach the Annapolis Valley region. The journey typically takes 1 hour and 30 minutes, passing through rural landscapes and rolling hills. Windsor is known as the birthplace of hockey and serves as a gateway to the Bay of Fundy. This route is popular for those looking to transition from the coast to the agricultural heartland of the province.
Total Distance: 135 km driving distance; 95 km straight-line air distance.
Route 14 can be winding; drive carefully during rain or snow.
July to August for the Windsor Pumpkin Regatta and warm weather.