The trip from Point Edward to Timmins is an 800-kilometer drive that takes you north through the heart of Ontario. You will travel on Highway 402, take the 401 east, head north on Highway 400, take Highway 11, and finally take Highway 101. This route takes approximately 9 hours. Timmins is known for its mining history and its location in the heart of Northern Ontario. It is a popular destination for those seeking a mix of history and outdoor recreation.
Total Distance: 800 km driving distance; 600 km straight-line air distance.
Highway 101 is a scenic route through the forest.
Summer for lake activities or autumn for fall colors.