Yes, VIA Rail operates between Brockville and Belleville.

How long is the train ride?

The train ride is approximately 2 hours.

Yes, it is a major highway and can be very busy.

Where is the station?

The nearest station to Mallorytown is in Brockville.

Yes, Belleville has many hotel options near the highway.

Belleville

Train Driving

Mallorytown to Belleville

Updated: 27 May 2026

Traveling from Mallorytown to Belleville is a straightforward 135-kilometer journey along the Highway 401 corridor. You can choose between the convenience of driving or the comfort of VIA Rail, which stops at the nearby Brockville station. The drive takes approximately 90 minutes, while the train offers a relaxing alternative with scenic views of the Bay of Quinte region. This route connects the Thousand Islands area to the bustling city of Belleville. It is a major transit artery for Eastern Ontario travelers.

Total Distance: 135 km driving distance; 128 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via Highway 401 is the fastest method, taking about 90 minutes.

Cheapest Way

Driving is generally cheaper if traveling with more than one person.

Compare Mallorytown to Belleville Routes

	Train Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	2 hours	1 hour 30 mins
Avg Price	$45-$80	$25-$30 in fuel
Operator	VIA Rail	Personal Vehicle
Route	Brockville Station to Belleville Station.	Highway 401 West.
Tip	Book at least two weeks in advance for the best economy fares.	Use the exit for Highway 62 to enter downtown Belleville.

Travel Tips

Train Access
You must drive 20 minutes from Mallorytown to the Brockville VIA Rail station.
Traffic
Highway 401 can experience heavy congestion near Kingston; check traffic reports.
Booking
Use the VIA Rail mobile app to track your train status in real-time.
Parking
Belleville station offers paid long-term parking if you are leaving your car.
Dining
Try the local restaurants in the downtown core near Front Street.

Safety Tips

Highway Safety
Maintain a safe following distance on Highway 401, especially during heavy truck traffic.
Weather
Be prepared for lake-effect snow in the Belleville area during winter months.
Emergency
Keep your phone charged and have a CAA membership for roadside assistance.
Visibility
Use your headlights during daylight hours on the highway for increased visibility.