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Aberfoyle sits in Wellington County, and Highway 401 does most of the work on its 59 km trip to Pearson. Highway 427 handles the rest. Expect roughly 45 minutes when the roads are open.
Acton belongs to the Town of Halton Hills in Halton Region. Its 52 km route to the airport leans on Highway 401. On a quiet day the ride is near 45 minutes.
Ajax faces Lake Ontario along the Durham Region shoreline. Drivers follow Highway 401 and then Highway 409 for the 55 km to Pearson, roughly 45 minutes with clear lanes.
Aldershot forms part of Burlington, in Halton Region. Highway 403 and Highway 407 ETR join it to Pearson, a 54 km ride. With little traffic you will arrive in about 40 minutes.
Alliston is a Simcoe County town, and the terminals are 62 km away. The run south ends on Highway 427. Give it an hour and 5 minutes if traffic stays thin.
Amherstburg lines the Detroit River at the far end of Essex County. Pearson is 368 km away, nearly all of it Highway 401. Set aside four hours and 25 minutes when traffic is light.
Ancaster belongs to Hamilton and sits 71 km from Pearson. You head out on Highway 403 and switch to Highway 407 ETR. Count on one hour on an easy day.
From Angus, in Simcoe County, Highway 400 brings you south and Highway 409 swings west to the terminals. The 102 km trip lasts 1 hour 20 minutes or so.
From Aurora, a York Region town, the 49 km run comes down Highway 400 and crosses on Highway 409. Riders usually reach Pearson in 45 minutes outside rush hour.
Aylmer lies in Elgin County, 173 km southwest of Pearson. Highway 401 takes care of the long eastbound haul and Highway 427 finishes it. Quiet roads mean two hours and 10 minutes in the car.
Bancroft is up in northern Hastings County, 253 km from the airport. Highway 28 heads south to meet Highway 401 for the westward stretch. Allow three and a half hours on a clear day.
Barrie curls around Kempenfelt Bay on Lake Simcoe, in Simcoe County. Highway 400 and Highway 409 cover the 88 km south to Pearson in roughly 65 minutes when it is quiet.
Beamsville belongs to Lincoln, a Niagara Region town on the QEW. The 89 km trip to Pearson ends on Highway 427 and takes about 70 minutes when traffic is easy.
Beeton shares the Town of New Tecumseth with Alliston, in Simcoe County. Its 67 km road link to Pearson runs down Highway 400 to Highway 409. An open road gets you there in 55 minutes.
Belleville rests on the Bay of Quinte in Hastings County. The 201 km westbound trip uses Highway 401 almost to the end, then Highway 409. Clear traffic makes it two hours and 25 minutes.
Blenheim is a Chatham-Kent town, and 274 km of road lie between it and the airport. Highway 401 carries almost all of it. Budget three hours and 15 minutes with light traffic.
Bobcaygeon sits on the Trent-Severn Waterway in the City of Kawartha Lakes. From there, Highway 115 drops down to Highway 401 for the 172 km haul to Pearson. Plan two hours and 20 minutes on a calm day.
Bolton is a Caledon community in Peel Region, the region that also holds Pearson. It is a 27 km ride down Highway 427, usually 30 minutes when traffic is thin.
Clarington's Bowmanville is in Durham Region, 86 km east of Toronto Pearson. Highway 401 runs the whole way, with Highway 409 at the finish. With the roads clear, figure on an hour and 5 minutes.
Bracebridge serves as the seat of Muskoka District. It is 177 km to Pearson, with Highway 11 feeding into Highway 400 for most of the trip. A clear road means two hours and 15 minutes.
Bradford is a Simcoe County town near the Holland Marsh. The 60 km trip follows Highway 400 south and Highway 409 across, about 50 minutes outside busy hours.
Brampton shares Peel Region with the airport and is only 23 km away. Highway 410 feeds onto Highway 401 for a short trip, around 25 minutes if the lanes are open.
Wayne Gretzky's hometown of Brantford is 98 km from the airport. Highway 403 leads into the 407 ETR, and the drive lasts an hour and 15 minutes in light traffic.
Brighton sits beside Presqu'ile Provincial Park in Northumberland County. Heading west, Highway 401 and later Highway 409 bring you 166 km to the airport. That takes two hours on a clear day.
Brockville looks out on the St. Lawrence River in Leeds and Grenville. The 348 km haul to Pearson is Highway 401 almost end to end, with Highway 409 last. Allow four hours if traffic stays light.
Brooklin belongs to Whitby in Durham Region. Highway 412 links it to Highway 401, and from there Pearson is 72 km in total. Most quiet trips last about 55 minutes.
Brougham is a rural corner of Pickering in Durham Region. Highway 407 ETR and Highway 409 cover the 57 km to the airport. That is around 45 minutes when the traffic is gentle.
Buffalo is across the border in Erie County, New York, 155 km away via the QEW and Highway 427. Each passenger must show a passport or NEXUS card at the crossing. Light traffic means 1 hour 55 minutes.
Burford is a Brant County community 115 km out from the airport. Highway 403 links up with Highway 407 ETR on the way in. On a calm day the trip is close to 90 minutes.
Burlington lies near the western tip of Lake Ontario in Halton Region. The QEW and Highway 427 bring you 53 km to the terminals, about 45 minutes on a good run.
Caledon is a large and mostly rural town in Peel Region. Its 43 km trip to the airport follows Highway 410 toward Highway 401. Light traffic keeps it near 40 minutes.
The Grand River runs right through Caledonia in Haldimand County. Pearson is 88 km away by Highway 403 and Highway 407 ETR. Expect about 70 minutes when the roads are light.
Cambridge was formed from Galt, Preston and Hespeler, three older towns in the Region of Waterloo. Highway 401 handles nearly all of the 77 km to Pearson. That is one hour in light traffic.
Campbellville, a small Halton Region community, is the home of Woodbine Mohawk Park. The airport lies 44 km east by Highway 401 and Highway 427, roughly 35 minutes with thin traffic.
Carleton Place lies on the Mississippi River in Lanark County. Highway 15 meets Highway 401 on the 389 km trip west to Pearson. Allow five hours and 5 minutes when traffic is light.
The trip from Cayuga, in Haldimand County, covers 103 km. Part of it runs on the QEW toward the airport. Expect an hour and a half with light traffic.
The municipality of Chatham-Kent lies 271 km southwest of the airport. Nearly every kilometre of that is Highway 401. Light traffic brings it in at three and a quarter hours.
Claremont sits in the farm country of north Pickering, in Durham Region. Highway 407 ETR runs west to Highway 409 on a 64 km trip. Open roads make that about 50 minutes.
Clarington takes in Bowmanville, Courtice and Newcastle in Durham Region. Pearson is 95 km west, and Highway 401 is the road nearly the entire way before Highway 409. Light traffic makes it a 70 minute trip.
Cobourg is a lakeside town on Lake Ontario in Northumberland County. Highway 401 runs west for most of the 127 km, and Highway 409 finishes at Pearson. Plan on 1 hour 30 minutes when it is quiet.
Collingwood is a Simcoe County town at the edge of Georgian Bay. Its 140 km route starts on Highway 26 and joins Highway 400 heading south. A light day means about two hours.
Concord lies inside the City of Vaughan in York Region. Highway 400 and Highway 409 bring it within 22 km of the airport, or 20 minutes with clear roads.
Courtice sits between Oshawa and Bowmanville as part of Clarington, Durham Region. Highway 401 takes you west 80 km to Pearson, and Highway 409 ends it. Plan on an hour when the traffic is light.
Delhi is in Norfolk County, 144 km from the terminals. Highway 403 runs east until it meets Highway 407 ETR. When traffic is light the full drive takes two hours.
Detroit faces Windsor across the Detroit River, 355 km from Pearson by road. Highway 401 covers nearly all of it, about four and a quarter hours in light traffic. A passport or NEXUS card is required to enter the United States.
People call Dundas the Valley Town, and it now belongs to Hamilton. Highway 403 leads to Highway 407 ETR on the 65 km trip to Pearson. Expect roughly 55 minutes on a quiet day.
Dunnville is a Haldimand County town close to the mouth of the Grand River. The 113 km run to the airport takes in the QEW. Quiet roads make it 1 hour 40 minutes.
East York was once a separate borough and today belongs to Toronto. The Gardiner Expressway and Highway 427 take you 37 km to the airport. Count on 35 minutes when traffic is light.
Elora, in Wellington County, has the Elora Gorge on its doorstep. Highway 6 and Highway 401 make up the 96 km route to Pearson. On a light day that is about 85 minutes.
Erin is a small Wellington County town 60 km from the airport. Much of the trip is on Highway 410. A quiet day gives a drive of about one hour.
Etobicoke forms the west end of Toronto and is just 9 km from Pearson. Highway 427 makes the link, and the ride is about 10 minutes when traffic is easy.
In the City of Kawartha Lakes, Fenelon Falls sits 156 km from the airport. Highway 48 and Highway 404 carry most of the route. Give the trip two hours and 15 minutes if traffic is light.
Every summer Fergus holds the Fergus Scottish Festival and Highland Games. The Wellington County town lies 87 km from the airport via Highway 401. A light day means about 80 minutes.
Flamborough is the rural north part of Hamilton. Highway 407 ETR takes most of the 53 km to the terminals, with Highway 403 as well. Allow 45 minutes on a quiet day.
The Peace Bridge joins Fort Erie, in Niagara Region, to Buffalo. Most of the 150 km to Pearson is on the QEW, finishing with Highway 427. Clear traffic means 1 hour 50 minutes or so.
Gatineau is in Quebec, on the far bank of the Ottawa River facing Ottawa. The 461 km trip from Pearson uses Highway 401 and Highway 416. With light traffic, plan five hours and 20 minutes.
Georgetown is the largest town in Halton Hills, 38 km from the airport. Part of the way runs on Highway 401. Easy traffic brings the drive to about 35 minutes.
Georgina runs along the southern edge of Lake Simcoe, in York Region. Highway 404 and Highway 401 carry riders 81 km to Pearson. That is about 65 minutes when the roads are quiet.
Goodwood is out in Durham Region, and its road trip to the airport is 68 km. Highway 404 and Highway 401 do most of the driving. It takes about 55 minutes off peak.
Grand Bend is a Lake Huron beach town in Lambton County. Highway 7 and Highway 401 carry you 201 km east to the airport. Allow two hours and 50 minutes if traffic is light.
Grand Valley is in Dufferin County, 83 km up the road from the terminals. Highway 10 runs south to Highway 410 on the way down. Expect around 80 minutes with clear roads.
Gravenhurst is on Lake Muskoka in Muskoka District. Highway 11 and Highway 400 cover most of its 161 km to the airport. A quiet run takes two hours and 5 minutes.
Grimsby is a Niagara Region town right on the QEW. That highway and Highway 427 bring it 80 km to Pearson, about an hour when traffic is light.
Guelph, a Wellington County city, is home to the University of Guelph. Highway 6 joins Highway 401 for the 75 km run to Pearson. Allow about 65 minutes if the roads are open.
Hagersville is a Haldimand County town 104 km from the airport. Highway 6 heads north to Highway 403 on the usual route. Light traffic means 1 hour 25 minutes.
Haliburton lies far up in Haliburton County, some 250 km from Pearson. A large share of the drive is on Highway 11 and Highway 400. Plan for three hours and 35 minutes on clear roads.
Hamilton is home to McMaster University and sits 63 km from Toronto Pearson. Highway 403 and Highway 407 ETR form the main link. The drive is near 50 minutes when traffic is easy.
Hampton lies in Durham Region, 89 km east of the airport. Highway 418 connects it to Highway 401 for the trip west. Expect an hour and 5 minutes with light traffic.
Hespeler belongs to Cambridge. This Region of Waterloo community sits 73 km from the airport, mostly via Highway 401. Clear roads put the trip at about 55 minutes.
In York Region, Holland Landing is 61 km by road from the terminals. Riders head over to Highway 400, then take Highway 409 into the airport. Allow 50 minutes outside busy times.
Skiers head to the hills at Horseshoe Valley in Simcoe County, 113 km from the airport. Highway 400 makes up most of the drive, with Highway 409 at the end. Expect 1 hour 25 minutes on a clear day.
Huntsville is deep in Muskoka District, 212 km north of Toronto Pearson. Highway 11 brings you south to Highway 400 for the rest. Two hours and 45 minutes is normal with light traffic.
Ingersoll is an Oxford County town 139 km west of Pearson along Highway 401. Highway 427 takes over near the airport. A clear road means 1 hour 40 minutes.
Innisfil lines Lake Simcoe in Simcoe County, 86 km from Pearson. Highway 400 and Highway 409 handle the trip, which takes about 70 minutes with light traffic.
Jackson Point is a small lakeside spot on Lake Simcoe in York Region. To reach the airport, take Highway 404 and Highway 401 for 96 km. That works out to 80 minutes on a quiet day.
Jarvis is a Haldimand County community, 114 km from the terminals. Highway 6 and Highway 403 form the route there. Give it 1 hour 40 minutes in light traffic.
Kanata belongs to the City of Ottawa and is a long 462 km from Pearson. You follow Highway 401 east, then Highway 416 north. With light traffic it is five hours and 25 minutes.
Keswick sits beside Lake Simcoe in York Region. Riders go down Highway 404 and across Highway 401 to cover the 82 km to Pearson. A light-traffic ride lasts about an hour and 5 minutes.
Kilbride is a small community in the north part of Burlington, Halton Region. Highway 7 and Highway 401 make up its 50 km run to the airport. Allow about 45 minutes when roads are quiet.
King City is a York Region community only 37 km from the airport. Take Highway 400 down to Highway 409, around 30 minutes with easy traffic.
Kingston, home of Queen's University, is a Frontenac County city 276 km east of Pearson. Highway 401 is the long stretch of the trip, then Highway 409. Expect three hours and 15 minutes when the highway is quiet.
Kingsville sits on the Lake Erie shore in Essex County, 344 km from the airport. Highway 77 runs up to Highway 401 for the long haul east. Count on four hours and 10 minutes with light traffic.
Kitchener, in the Region of Waterloo, is 88 km west of the airport. Highway 8 feeds onto Highway 401 for the trip. It is about an hour and 10 minutes when traffic stays light.
Kleinburg is a York Region village and home to the McMichael Canadian Art Collection. It sits only 21 km from the terminals by Highway 427. Plan for 20 minutes with light traffic.
Lakeshore follows the shore of Lake St. Clair in Essex County. Highway 401 runs 338 km from there to Pearson. Expect three hours and 55 minutes in light traffic.
LaSalle is on the Detroit River in Essex County, 351 km from the terminals. Highway 401 carries you almost all the way, with Highway 427 at the very end. Light roads mean four hours and 5 minutes.
Point Pelee National Park lies near Leamington, an Essex County town. Highway 77 and Highway 401 cover its 331 km to Pearson. Plan on 3 hours and 55 minutes when the roads are clear.
Lincoln, a Niagara Region town, takes in Beamsville and Vineland. It is 94 km from Pearson along the QEW and Highway 427. With light traffic the drive is 70 minutes or so.
Lindsay is a town in the Kawarthas, 141 km from the airport by road. Highway 35 brings you south to meet Highway 401. Most trips with light traffic run about 1 hour 50 minutes.
London, home of Western University, is a Middlesex County city on Highway 401. Pearson is 176 km east. The trip lasts about two hours and 10 minutes when traffic is light.
Maple belongs to Vaughan, York Region. It is 29 km to the airport, mainly on Highway 400 with a short stretch of Highway 409. Roughly 30 minutes is typical on a quiet day.
Markham is a large city in York Region, 37 km from the airport. Highway 407 ETR carries most of the trip before Highway 409. Allow 35 minutes with light traffic.
Meaford is a Grey County town 175 km from Toronto Pearson. Highway 26 and Highway 400 take up most of the drive, about two hours and 35 minutes in light traffic.
Midland is a Georgian Bay town in Simcoe County, 139 km from the airport. Highway 93 leads down to Highway 400. Plan on 1 hour 50 minutes with clear roads.
Milton, a Halton Region town, lies only 37 km west of Pearson. Highway 401 gives a direct link, with Highway 427 near the end. The drive is around 30 minutes on a light day.
Minden is in Haliburton County, 197 km by car from the airport. The route follows Highway 48 down to Highway 404. Three hours is the usual time with light traffic.
Toronto Pearson sits inside Mississauga, a Peel Region city. Most rides are about 18 km by road and take 15 minutes or so on Highway 403 or Highway 401. Few cities on this list are closer.
Mohawk Raceway, a harness racing track in Halton Region, lies 45 km from Pearson. Highway 401 and Highway 427 get you there, and the trip runs near 35 minutes when traffic is thin.
Mono is a Dufferin County town 64 km from the terminals. Highway 10 turns into Highway 410 as you head south. Count on about an hour with quiet roads.
This long run leaves Ontario and ends in Montreal, Quebec, 552 km from Pearson. Highway 401 carries you to the border, where Autoroute 20 takes over. Light traffic means six hours and 35 minutes.
Nanticoke is on Lake Erie in Haldimand County, 123 km from Pearson. Highway 6 runs north to Highway 403. Plan for an hour and 45 minutes with light traffic.
Napanee is the county seat of Lennox and Addington County. Highway 401 brings you 232 km west to the airport, then Highway 409. Light traffic holds it to two hours and 45 minutes.
Newcastle, in Clarington, is a Durham Region community. The airport lies 92 km west, with Highway 401 nearly the whole way until Highway 409. A quiet day gives about 65 minutes.
Newmarket is a York Region town. Its 57 km route to the airport heads down Highway 400 and over Highway 409. With little traffic, the trip is roughly 50 minutes.
Niagara Falls takes its name from the famous falls. Highway 427 and the QEW bring the city within 124 km of the terminals. Allow 1 hour 35 minutes with light traffic.
Nobleton, a village in King Township, sits 27 km from Pearson. Highway 427 is the way down. Expect a 25 minute ride if traffic is light.
North York is a district of Toronto, 19 km from the terminals by way of Highway 401 and Highway 409. In light traffic, the ride takes about 20 minutes.
Oakville is a Halton Region town on Lake Ontario, 35 km from the airport by the QEW and Highway 427. Allow about 30 minutes if the roads are clear.
Omemee is a small village in the City of Kawartha Lakes, 143 km from the airport. The route runs over Highway 115 and Highway 401. With easy traffic it lasts 1 hour 50 minutes.
Orangeville is the seat of Dufferin County. Highway 10 and Highway 410 connect it to Pearson, 61 km away. A light-traffic drive is about 55 minutes.
Orillia lies between Lake Simcoe and Lake Couchiching in Simcoe County. Highway 11 leads to Highway 400 for the 124 km run to Pearson. Give it an hour and 35 minutes on a calm day.
Orono is a village in Durham Region, 97 km from the airport. Highway 35 takes you down to Highway 401, and the ride lasts around 70 minutes in light traffic.
Oshawa is Durham Region's biggest city, 72 km east of the terminals. Highway 401 carries nearly all of it, then Highway 409. On a clear day it is about 55 minutes.
Ottawa, the capital of Canada, is 459 km from Toronto Pearson. Highway 401 east and Highway 416 north lead there. Light traffic means a trip of five hours and 20 minutes.
Owen Sound is a Grey County city on Georgian Bay. Highway 10 runs most of its 170 km toward Highway 410 and the airport. Expect about two hours and 45 minutes on quiet roads.
Palgrave is a village in Caledon, Peel Region, 39 km from the terminals. Part of the trip uses Highway 427. Give it about 40 minutes with light traffic.
Paris is a Brant County town, and most of its 107 km run to Pearson is on Highway 401. Expect 1 hour 25 minutes when traffic is easy.
Parry Sound sits on Georgian Bay, 291 km north of the airport in the Parry Sound District. Highway 124 and Highway 400 make up the route. Plan on four hours if traffic is light.
The hotel strip beside Toronto Pearson is only about 3 km away by road. Most rides take about 5 minutes in light traffic. It is a very short hop to your terminal.
The Town of Pelham lies in Niagara Region, 125 km from Pearson. Highway 406 leads north to the QEW. Close to 1 hour 35 minutes is typical when roads are quiet.
Pembroke is in Renfrew County, a long 412 km from the terminals. The route uses Highway 41 and Highway 401. Set aside five hours and 45 minutes for a light-traffic day.
Trent University is in Peterborough, a city in Peterborough County 145 km from the airport. Highway 7 leads to Highway 401 for most of the trip. It is close to 1 hour 50 minutes in light traffic.
From Pickering, a Durham Region city, the airport is 49 km west along Highway 401 and Highway 409. Outside rush hour, plan on around 40 minutes for the ride.
Picton is in Prince Edward County, and Highway 401 west handles most of its 223 km trip to the airport. Two hours and 55 minutes is a fair estimate with light traffic.
Port Colborne is on Lake Erie in Niagara Region. Riders take Highway 406 up to the QEW for the 143 km to Pearson. A light day means 1 hour 50 minutes on the road.
Port Dover is a Norfolk County town 128 km from the terminals. Most riders take Highway 6 to Highway 403. With clear roads, the trip is about 1 hour 50 minutes.
Port Hope is a Northumberland County town on Highway 401, 116 km east of Pearson. Highway 409 ends the run. Light traffic puts the trip at 1 hour 25 minutes.
Puslinch Township is in Wellington County, right on Highway 401. The trip to Pearson covers 60 km by road and lasts about 45 minutes when traffic is light.
Richmond Hill, a York Region city, connects to the airport by Highway 407 ETR and Highway 409. The 34 km ride takes about 30 minutes in calm traffic.
Rockwood is a small village in Wellington County, 62 km from Pearson. Highway 7 and Highway 401 are the main roads. Allow about 55 minutes on a light day.
Rosedale is a Toronto neighbourhood just north of downtown. Pearson is 26 km away via Highway 401 and Highway 409. Plan for 30 minutes when traffic is light.
Sarnia, in Lambton County, has the Blue Water Bridge to Michigan. Highway 402 and Highway 401 cover the 274 km to the terminals. Allow three hours and 10 minutes on a clear day.
Scarborough makes up the east end of Toronto. Pearson is 34 km away, mostly on Highway 401 before a short run on Highway 409. Clear roads make the ride about 30 minutes.
Schomberg is a village in York Region, 39 km north of the airport by road. Highway 427 leads the way. Allow about 40 minutes on an easy day.
Scugog Township sits on Lake Scugog in Durham Region. Highway 412 and Highway 401 take you 97 km to Pearson. Plan on 1 hour 20 minutes with light traffic.
Selkirk, a small Haldimand County community, lies 123 km from the airport by way of Highway 6 and Highway 403. Plan on about 1 hour 50 minutes with roads clear.
Sharon, in York Region, is home to the historic Sharon Temple. Highway 404 and Highway 401 cover the 66 km to Pearson. Allow about 50 minutes with light traffic.
Shelburne is up Highway 10 in Dufferin County, 85 km from the terminals. Highway 410 carries you the rest of the way. The drive takes about 1 hour 20 minutes when traffic is light.
Simcoe is the main town of Norfolk County, 132 km from Pearson. Highway 6 and Highway 403 make up the route. A light day means about 1 hour 55 minutes.
The Rideau Canal runs through Smiths Falls, a Lanark County town. It is 359 km from the airport by Highway 15 and Highway 401. Allow four hours and 35 minutes with light traffic.
Southampton is on the Lake Huron shore in Bruce County, 206 km from Pearson. The route uses Highway 21 and Highway 10. The trip takes three hours and 20 minutes when traffic is easy.
St. Catharines, home of Brock University, is in Niagara Region. Pearson is 108 km away, reached by the QEW and then Highway 427. Expect close to 80 minutes when roads are clear.
St. Thomas is an Elgin County city. Highway 401 carries most of its 190 km drive to Pearson. Two hours and 15 minutes is typical when traffic is calm.
Stoney Creek belongs to Hamilton, 67 km from the terminals. Most trips use the QEW and Highway 427. Light traffic makes the ride about 55 minutes.
Stouffville is in the Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville. Most of its 58 km trip to Pearson is on Highway 404 and Highway 401. It takes about 50 minutes on a light day.
Stratford, in Perth County, is known for its theatre festival. The drive to Pearson is 129 km on Highway 7 and Highway 401. Allow about 1 hour 45 minutes in light traffic.
Strathroy is a Middlesex County town west of London, 210 km from the airport. You travel on Highway 402 and Highway 401. Expect about two hours and 25 minutes with light traffic.
Sutton is a York Region community close to Lake Simcoe's south shore. Highway 404 and Highway 401 link it to Pearson, 94 km away. The trip takes 1 hour 15 minutes or so on quiet roads.
Tecumseh lies next to Windsor in Essex County. The airport is 344 km away, and Highway 401 runs nearly the whole distance. Without heavy traffic, the drive is about four hours.
The Beaches is an east-end Toronto neighbourhood on Lake Ontario. To reach Pearson, take Highway 427 and the Gardiner Expressway for 34 km. The trip is about 35 minutes with light traffic.
Thornbury is a Grey County town on Georgian Bay, 162 km from the airport. Highway 26 makes up a big part of the route, with Highway 400 too. Expect two hours and 20 minutes if the roads are quiet.
Thornhill is split between Vaughan and Markham, two York Region cities. Pearson is 32 km away using Highway 407 ETR and Highway 409. The ride is about 30 minutes with light traffic.
The Welland Canal passes through Thorold in Niagara Region. Pearson is 115 km away along the QEW, then Highway 427. In light traffic the trip is 1 hour 25 minutes.
Tilbury is in Chatham-Kent, a 297 km trip from the airport. Highway 401 leads most of the way, with Highway 427 for the final part. Count on three hours and 30 minutes with light traffic.
Tillsonburg is an Oxford County town south of Highway 401, 158 km from Pearson. Highway 427 comes near the end. Plan on about two hours for the drive with light traffic.
This Toronto fare also covers downtown, Leslieville and Riverdale. The city centre is 27 km from Pearson by the Gardiner Expressway and Highway 427. The ride is about 25 minutes in light traffic.
Trenton is home to CFB Trenton, a large air force base in Hastings County. Pearson is 180 km west along Highway 401. Light traffic keeps the trip near two hours and 10 minutes.
Tyrone is a Durham Region village. From there the airport is 96 km west, using Highway 418 and Highway 401. Allow an hour and 15 minutes on quiet roads.
Unionville is a historic village within Markham, York Region. Highway 407 ETR covers most of the 40 km to Pearson, which takes about 35 minutes off peak.
The Township of Uxbridge is in Durham Region. Riders head down Highway 404 to Highway 401 for much of the 79 km trip. With light traffic it takes about 1 hour 10 minutes.
Canada's Wonderland is in Vaughan, a York Region city only 20 km from the airport. Highway 427 and Highway 407 ETR link the two. Light traffic makes it a 20 minute ride.
Victoria Square is a small community in Markham, York Region. It is 43 km to the airport by Highway 404 and Highway 401. Plan on about 35 minutes if traffic is light.
Vineland is one of the Lincoln communities in Niagara Region, 98 km from Pearson. The QEW and Highway 427 lead there. Allow 75 minutes when the traffic is light.
The Township of Wainfleet runs along Lake Erie in Niagara Region. Its 123 km trip to the airport uses the QEW for much of the route. Expect 1 hour 40 minutes with clear roads.
Wallaceburg is a Chatham-Kent town far to the southwest, 293 km from Pearson. Highway 21 leads to Highway 401 for the rest. It takes about three hours and 40 minutes with light traffic.
Wasaga Beach has a long sandy beach on Georgian Bay. This Simcoe County town is 123 km from the airport, mostly by Highway 400. A quiet day means about 1 hour 45 minutes.
Waterdown is within the City of Hamilton, 53 km from Pearson. The drive uses Highway 403 and Highway 407 ETR. It lasts about 45 minutes in quiet traffic.
The University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University are both in Waterloo. The city is 93 km from Pearson. Highway 8 and Highway 401 take about 1 hour 10 minutes in light traffic.
Welland is a Niagara Region city 131 km from the airport. Highway 406 joins the QEW for the ride north. Expect roughly 1 hour 35 minutes if traffic is moving freely.
Whitby is the seat of Durham Region. Highway 401 covers nearly the whole 63 km drive to Pearson, then Highway 409. Give yourself about 50 minutes if the roads are light.
Windsor faces Detroit across the river, 347 km from Pearson. Highway 401 runs almost the entire way. Plan for four hours and 5 minutes of driving in light traffic.
Woodbridge is a community in Vaughan, only 15 km from Pearson. Take Highway 427 and Highway 7, and you are there in about 15 minutes when traffic is light.
Woodstock is the county seat of Oxford County. Highway 401 brings you most of the 124 km to Pearson, with Highway 427 as the last leg. Allow roughly 1 hour 30 minutes when traffic is quiet.
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