Driving
Reserve Mines to Windsor
Updated: 30 May 2026
The journey from Reserve Mines to Windsor covers approximately 390 km. You will travel via the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 104 and Highway 102) and then take Highway 101. This drive typically takes about 4 hours. Windsor is known as the birthplace of hockey and is located in the beautiful Annapolis Valley. It is a convenient stop for those traveling through the central part of the province.
Total Distance: 390 km driving, 320 km air distance.
Fastest Way
Driving via the Trans-Canada Highway is the fastest route, taking 4 hours.
Cheapest Way
Driving is the most practical and cost-effective way to reach Windsor.
Compare Reserve Mines to Windsor Routes
Driving
Direct
Duration
4 hours
Avg Price
65-75 CAD in fuel
Operator
Personal Vehicle
Route
Highway 104 to Highway 102 to Highway 101
Windsor is easily accessible from Highway 101.
Travel Tips
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TrafficBe prepared for traffic near Halifax during peak hours.
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FuelFill up in major towns along the highway.
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WeatherCheck for road conditions on the Nova Scotia 511 website.
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NavigationThe route is well-marked, but use a GPS for the final stretch.
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Local FoodTry the local restaurants in Windsor for a quick meal.
Safety Tips
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Highway SafetyStay alert on the long drive; take regular breaks.
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WildlifeWatch for deer and moose, especially in rural areas.
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FatigueSwitch drivers if possible to stay fresh.
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EmergencyKeep a fully charged phone and emergency supplies in your vehicle.
People Also Ask
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Is there a train?No, there is no passenger rail service to Windsor.
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How long is the drive?The drive takes about 4 hours.
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Are there tolls?No, there are no tolls on this route.
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Can I take a bus?Maritime Bus offers service to nearby towns, but not direct to Windsor.
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Is the road safe?Yes, the Trans-Canada Highway is a major, well-maintained road.
Quick Info
- From Reserve Mines, Nova Scotia, Canada
- To Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Modes
Best Time to Travel
May to October for pleasant weather and access to local festivals.
Things to Do in Windsor
1
Birthplace of Hockey Museum
Learn about the history of hockey. It is a must-visit for sports fans.
2
Fort Edward National Historic Site
Explore the oldest surviving blockhouse in Canada. It offers great views of the area.
3
Windsor Waterfront
Enjoy a walk along the waterfront. It is a peaceful spot in the town.
4
Avon River
See the dramatic tides of the Avon River. It is a unique natural feature.
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Nova Scotia travel
Windsor driving
Annapolis Valley
Trans-Canada Highway
Reserve Mines to Windsor distance
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