Driving
Tatamagouche to Windsor
Updated: 31 May 2026
The drive from Tatamagouche to Windsor covers approximately 125 kilometers. You will travel south on Highway 311 to Truro, then merge onto Highway 102 and Highway 101. The journey takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes. Windsor is known as the birthplace of hockey and is a gateway to the Annapolis Valley.
Total Distance: 125 km driving distance; 85 km straight-line air distance.
Fastest Way
Driving via Highway 101 is the fastest route to Windsor.
Cheapest Way
Driving your own vehicle is the most cost-effective way to travel.
Compare Tatamagouche to Windsor Routes
Driving
Direct
Duration
1 hour 30 mins
Avg Price
25-35 CAD
Operator
Personal Vehicle
Route
Highway 311 to Highway 102 and Highway 101.
Stop at the Windsor Hockey Heritage Centre.
Travel Tips
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ParkingStreet parking is available in the downtown area.
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DiningWindsor has several local restaurants and cafes to choose from.
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EventsCheck for local events at the Hants County Exhibition grounds.
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NavigationThe highway exits are well-marked; follow signs for Windsor.
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FuelGas stations are easily accessible near the highway exits.
Safety Tips
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Highway SafetyStay alert for merging traffic on Highway 101.
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Road ConditionsCheck for construction on the 511 website before you leave.
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EmergencyKeep a basic first-aid kit in your car.
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VisibilityUse your headlights during the day if it is overcast or raining.
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?It takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes.
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Are there buses?Limited bus service is available, but private transport is best.
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Is it a good day trip?Yes, it is a popular destination for day trips from the mainland.
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What is the best route?Taking Highway 101 is the most efficient way.
Quick Info
- From Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, Canada
- To Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Modes
Best Time to Travel
May to October for pleasant weather and outdoor activities.
Things to Do in Windsor
1
Hockey Heritage Centre
Visit the museum dedicated to the history of hockey in Windsor.
2
Fort Edward National Historic Site
Explore the oldest surviving blockhouse in Canada.
3
Windsor Waterfront
Take a walk along the waterfront and enjoy the views of the Avon River.
4
Haliburton House Museum
Tour the historic home of Thomas Chandler Haliburton, a famous Canadian author.
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