Terrace Bay to Grande Prairie

• Fuel

  Keep your tank full; gas stations are frequent on the Trans-Canada but prices vary.
• Wildlife

  Be alert for deer and other wildlife, especially in the prairie provinces at night.
• Connectivity

  Cell service is generally good along the Trans-Canada Highway.
• Supplies

  Pack plenty of snacks and water for the long drive across the prairies.
• Weather

  Be prepared for high winds and sudden storms on the open prairies.

• Fatigue

  Take regular breaks; the long, straight roads can be hypnotic.
• Road Conditions

  Check for construction and weather delays on the Trans-Canada Highway.
• Emergency

  Carry a basic emergency kit and spare tire in your vehicle.
• Winter Driving

  Avoid this route in winter unless you are experienced with severe snow and ice.

• Is there a bus?
  No, there is no direct bus service for this entire cross-country route.
• How long is the drive?
  The drive takes about 27 hours of actual driving time.
• Are there gas stations?
  Yes, gas stations are frequent along the Trans-Canada Highway.
• Is the road paved?
  Yes, the Trans-Canada Highway is a fully paved major route.
• Can I take a train?
  No, there is no passenger rail service between these two specific points.

• From Terrace Bay, Ontario, Canada
• To Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada
• Modes

Summer for the best road conditions and longest daylight hours.