The journey from Wilmot to Truro covers approximately 175 kilometers, taking you through the Annapolis Valley and connecting to the main provincial artery, Highway 102. The drive typically takes about two hours. Truro is known as the 'Hub of Nova Scotia' due to its central location and rail history. You will pass through Windsor and near Halifax before heading north to Truro. The route is entirely on divided highways, making it a very comfortable drive.
Total Distance: 175 km driving distance; 125 km straight-line air distance.
The interchange at the airport is a major landmark.
Summer for visiting Victoria Park in Truro.