Sudbury is a major city in Northern Ontario, located about 800 km from Montreal. The most practical way to travel is by driving along Highway 417 and Highway 17, which takes you through the scenic Ottawa Valley. Alternatively, you can fly from Montreal-Trudeau Airport to Greater Sudbury Airport. Sudbury is famous for its mining history and the iconic Big Nickel. Expect a long but beautiful drive through the Canadian Shield.
Total Distance: 800 km driving distance; 550 km straight-line air distance.
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| Duration | 3 hours (with connection) | 9 hours |
| Avg Price | 300 CAD - 600 CAD | 150 CAD (fuel) |
| Operator | Air Canada | Personal Vehicle |
| Route | YUL to YSB via Toronto. | Highway 417 West to Highway 17 West. |
| Tip | Flights are the fastest way to reach Sudbury if you are short on time. | The drive is long; plan for stops in Ottawa or North Bay. |
Summer for outdoor activities or autumn for the stunning fall foliage.