Road Trip: Driving From Aurora to Nigadoo

Have you ever driven from Aurora, Ontario to Nigadoo, New Brunswick? If so, you know that this is quite a long drive. However, if you haven't made this journey yet, it might be helpful to know some important details before you hit the road. In this blog post, we'll go over the fastest and slowest routes, the distance, and the driving time based on traffic patterns.

Fastest Route

If you're eager to get to Nigadoo as soon as possible, taking the quickest route is the way to go. This route takes you along the 401 East until you hit Highway 416 North, then onto Highway 417 East. From there, you'll take Route 17 East all the way to the Quebec border, where it will turn into Route 132 East. You'll stay on this road until you reach Nigadoo, New Brunswick.

This route measures about 1,480 kilometers and it will take you approximately 16 hours and 42 minutes to drive it. During the off-season, you might find yourself making good time, but this isn't always the case. Let's take a look at what you can expect in terms of drive time when the roads get busier.

• Peak traffic time: 19 hours and 15 minutes
• Low traffic time: 15 hours and 55 minutes

Scenic Route

Are you more interested in enjoying the drive and taking in some scenery along the way? If so, you might consider taking the scenic route. This route will take you through some lovely small towns and beautiful countryside areas. However, it does add a few extra hours to your journey, so be prepared for a longer trip.

To take the scenic route, you'll drive along the Trans-Canada Highway (Route 17) through North Bay and Sudbury. From there, continue on to Ottawa before crossing into Quebec on Route 148. This route will then take you around the Gaspe Peninsula before you finally arrive at Nigadoo.

This scenic route measures about 2,000 kilometers and will take you approximately 23 hours and 26 minutes to drive it. Here's what you can expect in terms of drive time when the roads get busier:

• Peak traffic time: 28 hours and 50 minutes
• Low traffic time: 22 hours and 10 minutes

Conclusion

Overall, there are pros and cons to both the quickest and scenic routes. It really depends on what you want out of your trip. If time is of the essence, the quickest route may be the best choice. If you have a bit more time to spare and want to see some beautiful scenery, the scenic route might be more your style.

Regardless of the route you choose, it's important to factor in traffic patterns and plan accordingly. Keep in mind that peak traffic times will add extra hours to your trip, so try to avoid driving during these times if you can. With a little bit of planning and preparation, your road trip from Aurora to Nigadoo can be a fun and enjoyable experience.