You can fly from Montreal to Whitehorse, but it is not a direct route from Saint-Anicet.

How long is the drive?

It takes about 65 hours of driving.

No, there are no toll roads on this route.

What is the best time to visit?

Summer is the best time for driving.

Yes, but it requires extensive preparation.

Saint-Anicet

Whitehorse

Driving

Saint-Anicet to Whitehorse

Updated: 30 May 2026

The journey from Saint-Anicet to Whitehorse is an epic 5,500-kilometer cross-country adventure. You will traverse the entire Trans-Canada Highway system, passing through Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia before heading north on the Alaska Highway. Expect a driving time of 60 to 70 hours, requiring multiple days of travel. This is a bucket-list trip through diverse Canadian landscapes.

Total Distance: 5500 km driving distance; 4000 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving is the fastest method, taking about 65 hours of active driving.

Cheapest Way

Driving is the most practical way to complete this cross-country journey.

Compare Saint-Anicet to Whitehorse Routes

Driving

Direct

Duration

65 hours

Avg Price

800-1200 CAD in fuel

Operator

Personal Vehicle

Route

Trans-Canada Highway to Alaska Highway.

This is a multi-day trip; plan your accommodation well in advance.

Travel Tips

Route Planning
Use a GPS and carry paper maps for remote areas.
Gas
Fill up at every opportunity in the North.
Connectivity
Expect long stretches without cell service.
Rest
Plan for at least 5-7 days of travel.
Weather
Be prepared for all types of weather, even in summer.

Safety Tips

Wildlife
Be extremely cautious of bears and moose on the road.
Winter Driving
Avoid this route in winter unless you are highly experienced.
Fatigue
Take regular breaks and share the driving if possible.
Emergency Kit
Carry a comprehensive survival kit, including extra fuel and food.