Is there a train to Mississauga?

Yes, the GO Train operates a station in Mississauga.

How long is the drive?

It takes about 6 hours and 45 minutes.

What is the best time to leave?

Mid-morning is usually the best time to avoid traffic.

Are there scenic stops?

Yes, the views along the Hwy 401 are quite nice.

Morin-Heights

Mississauga

Driving

Morin-Heights to Mississauga

Updated: 29 May 2026

The journey from Morin-Heights to Mississauga covers approximately 580 kilometers, taking you across the provincial border from Quebec to Ontario. You will head south to Montreal and then merge onto Highway 401 West, which leads directly into Mississauga. The drive typically takes about 6 hours and 45 minutes. This route is well-traveled and provides easy access to the city, which is known for its industrial heritage and beautiful natural surroundings. Ensure your vehicle is ready for highway speeds as the A-40 and Hwy 401 are major transit routes.

Total Distance: 580 km driving distance; 480 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via A-40 and Hwy 401 is the fastest, taking about 6 hours and 45 minutes.

Cheapest Way

Driving your own vehicle is the most cost-effective and direct method.

Compare Morin-Heights to Mississauga Routes

Driving

Direct

Duration

6 hours 45 mins

Avg Price

$100-$130 in fuel

Operator

Personal Vehicle

Route

Route 329 to A-15 South, A-40 West, then Hwy 401 West.

The Hwy 401 is a major highway; stay alert for heavy traffic near Mississauga.

Travel Tips

Highway 401
The Hwy 401 is a busy highway; plan your trip to avoid peak hours.
Rest Stops
There are many service stations along the Hwy 401 between Montreal and Mississauga.
Traffic
Check the Ontario 511 website for any construction delays on the Hwy 401.
Parking
Downtown Mississauga has several public parking lots.
Navigation
Use a GPS to find the best route through the city to your specific destination.

Safety Tips

Truck Traffic
Maintain a safe distance from large trucks on the Hwy 401.
Weather
Be prepared for changing weather conditions; check the forecast before leaving.
Emergency
Keep your emergency kit updated for winter conditions.
Fatigue
Take a break at a rest area if you feel tired during the drive.