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MovingInCanada.com Road Info

Our itineraries (see below) have these features:

1. Details on over 3500 points along the highway
2. Segment overview information, about what not to miss, regarding the history, geology and nature along the way. Things to see & do in various communities, and in between them.
3. Each segment includes an overview Google map, with a Satellite image option, so you may zoom in for more detail, and observe natural features.
4. An elevation map for each segment ties in with the geological/geographical narrative, and is of special interest to those cycle-touring across Canada.
5. Pop-up Google map xoom for every point & exit from the highway, so you can better plan your trip, and your stops.

Here is a listing of Itineraries for a drive across the country. We also have a quick mileage (kilometer) chart.

Depending on how long you want to drive each day, which can be influenced, how much site-seeing you are doing, if you are driving with kids, or the weather and quality of roads, or the hours of sunlight at different times of the year.

The itineraries listed here are typically about 150 to 250 km (taking approximately 2 hours of driving time). You can choose one or more segments per day to suit your preferred pace. The itineraries are designed like bus schedules, with both eastbound and westbound distances on the same page, so you only need one set to the trip there and back.

You can also refer to our Accommodations search to check room rates and availability for hotels, motels, and beds & breakfasts along the highway (and off ther beaten path, too!).

NOTE: bracketed letters like "(A)" denote special connection links between two routes, often by ferry. Otherwise, you can go up or down the list in either direction for a complete coast-to-coat itinerary.

Please let us know if you are aware of any other web sites we should include here.