Driving
Perth-Andover to Toronto
Updated: 27 May 2026
The journey from Perth-Andover to Toronto is a 1,300 km drive. You will travel through New Brunswick, Quebec, and Ontario, primarily using the Trans-Canada Highway and Highway 401. This is a major cross-country route that passes through Montreal and Kingston. It is a long drive that typically requires an overnight stop. Toronto is Canada's largest city and a major economic hub.
Total Distance: 1,300 km driving distance; 1,050 km straight-line air distance.
Fastest Way
Driving takes 14 hours, which is the most reliable method.
Cheapest Way
Driving is the most cost-effective way to reach Toronto.
Compare Perth-Andover to Toronto Routes
Driving
Direct
Duration
14 hours
Avg Price
$250 - $350
Operator
Personal Vehicle
Route
Route 2 (NB) to Highway 20 (QC) to Highway 401 (ON).
Plan for an overnight stop in Kingston or Brockville.
Travel Tips
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TrafficThe 401 is very busy; avoid peak hours.
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ParkingUse public transit (TTC) as parking is expensive.
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TransitThe TTC subway is the best way to move around.
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DiningTry the diverse food options in Kensington Market.
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WeatherToronto can be humid in summer and cold in winter.
Safety Tips
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DrivingStay alert on the busy 401 highway.
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PedestriansBe cautious in the busy downtown core.
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WinterEnsure your vehicle is ready for heavy traffic and snow.
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EmergencyDial 911 for any urgent assistance.
People Also Ask
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Is it a long drive?Yes, it takes about 14 hours of driving.
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Can I take a train?No direct train service exists from Perth-Andover.
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Is Toronto safe?Yes, it is a safe city for tourists.
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Do I need a car in Toronto?No, public transit is excellent.
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What is the best route?The 401 is the main highway to Toronto.
Quick Info
- From Perth-Andover, New Brunswick, Canada
- To Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Modes
Best Time to Travel
September for pleasant weather or May for spring blooms.
Things to Do in Toronto
1
CN Tower
Visit the iconic tower for a view of the city. It is a must-see landmark.
2
Royal Ontario Museum
Explore the vast collection of art and natural history. It is one of the largest museums in Canada.
3
Distillery District
Walk through the pedestrian-only village. It is filled with shops and restaurants.
4
Toronto Islands
Take a ferry to the islands for a view of the skyline. It is a great escape from the city.
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New Brunswick to Ontario
Route 2 to Highway 401
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