The route from Saint-Sauveur to Sherbrooke spans approximately 210 kilometers, taking you from the Laurentian Mountains into the heart of the Eastern Townships. You will head south on Highway 15, bypass Montreal, and merge onto Highway 10 East, which leads directly into Sherbrooke. This route is highly scenic, especially as you enter the rolling hills of the Eastern Townships. The drive typically takes about two and a half hours, assuming standard traffic conditions on the A-10. It is a popular route for those seeking a change of scenery from the ski hills to the university town atmosphere of Sherbrooke.
Total Distance: 210 km driving distance; 165 km straight-line air distance.
Stop in Magog for a coffee break; it is halfway and very scenic.
Autumn for the vibrant colors of the Eastern Townships or winter for skiing.