From Southern Ontario, Sudbury is the first stoplight north of Toronto on Highway 400/69.  For a real adventure, travel the Georgian Bay Coastal Route – one of Ontario’s great drives.

Distances
• 388 km (241 mi.) north of Toronto
• 292 km (181 mi.) north of Barrie
• 460 km (285 mi.) northeast of Kitchener
• 299 km (186 mi.) east of Sault Ste. Marie
• 494 km (307 mi.) west of Ottawa
• 697 km (433 mi.) west of Montreal
• 735 km (451 mi.) northeast of Windsor
• 1,001 km (622 mi.) southeast of Thunder Bay

By Car
Greater Sudbury is located on the Trans-Canada Highway at the crossroads of Highways 17 and 69.

By Bus
Greyhound and Ontario Northland provide bus transportation with daily Canadian and US schedules.

By Train
VIA Rail's Canadian connects Capreol and Sudbury Junction with Toronto and Winnipeg. VIA’s Lake Superior connects Sudbury to Chapleau and White River.

By Air
Greater Sudbury Airport is one of northern Ontario’s busiest and is currently served by four air service providers. Air Canada offers multiple daily flights to and from Toronto’s Pearson International Airport. Porter Airlines offers daily travel to downtown Toronto’s Billy Bishop City Airport. Bearskin Airlines offers air service to many northern Ontario cities. Sunwing Airlines offers winter charters to various sun destinations.

Along the Georgian Bay Coastal Route
Often referred to as the sixth Great Lake, Georgian Bay features more than 30,000 islands and 2,000 km (1,243 mi.) of shoreline. Georgian Bay’s serene beauty conjures images of windswept pines, majestic towering cliffs, endless beaches and clear blue water. Discover the rich marine heritage and lighthouses that dot the coastline, relax on a beach, explore the great outdoors or cruise the best roads on your motorcycle. The Georgian Bay Coastal Route presents the best that Georgian Bay has to offer.


From Provincial Parks
Within 90 minutes of nine Provincial Parks, Sudbury is a full service base camp for Northern Ontario adventure. Plan a day trip to Science North and Dynamic Earth, catch a festival or simply stock up on provisions.  See the map on our Provincial Parks page.