Is there a train to Longueuil?

There is no direct train from Morin-Heights, but you can connect via the Montreal Metro.

How long does it take?

It usually takes 75 to 90 minutes.

Which bridge is best?

The Champlain Bridge is the most direct route to Longueuil.

Is it better to drive or take a bus?

Driving is much faster as there is no direct bus service.

No, the bridges in this area are currently toll-free.

Morin-Heights

Longueuil

Driving

Morin-Heights to Longueuil

Updated: 29 May 2026

Traveling from Morin-Heights to Longueuil covers roughly 85 kilometers, primarily heading south toward the Montreal metropolitan area. You will take Route 364 to Highway 15 South, crossing through the heart of Montreal before reaching the South Shore. The journey typically takes 75 to 90 minutes depending on the heavy traffic flow near the bridges. This route connects the quiet, forested hills of the Laurentians to the bustling urban environment of Longueuil. It is a common commute for those working in the Greater Montreal area.

Total Distance: 85 km driving distance; 78 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via A-15 is the fastest, taking about 75 minutes outside of rush hour.

Cheapest Way

Driving your own car is the most practical and cheapest way to reach Longueuil.

Compare Morin-Heights to Longueuil Routes

Driving

Direct

Duration

75 minutes

Avg Price

$15-$25 in fuel

Operator

Personal Vehicle

Route

Route 364 to A-15 South, crossing the Champlain Bridge.

Use the A-15 South and follow signs for the Champlain Bridge to reach Longueuil efficiently.

Travel Tips

Bridge Traffic
Expect significant delays on the Champlain Bridge during morning and evening rush hours.
Public Transit
Consider parking at a Metro station in Montreal and taking the Yellow Line to Longueuil-Université-de-Sherbrooke.
Construction
Check the Transports Québec website for ongoing roadwork on the A-15.
Parking
Use the Longueuil Metro parking garage for easy access to the city center.
Timing
Leave before 6:00 AM to avoid the worst of the Montreal bridge congestion.

Safety Tips

Lane Changes
Be cautious when merging onto the A-15, as traffic moves at high speeds.
Weather
Montreal bridges can be very slippery during freezing rain; drive with extra caution.
Visibility
Keep your headlights on at all times, especially when driving through the city tunnels.
Distractions
Avoid using your phone while navigating the complex highway interchanges in Montreal.