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gridloreAnother option for the trip.
Fly to Detroit, rent a car, and drive to Montreal. 586 miles according to Google Maps.
So, how crazy am I? I'm figuring a red eye to Detroit, and breaking for a lunch will get us into Montreal in the evening. Remember, I drive long stretches for a living, so it's not a big thing for me to go six or seven hours on the road.
Canadians.. anything I should know about driving on your beaver-infested roads?
Fly to Detroit, rent a car, and drive to Montreal. 586 miles according to Google Maps.
So, how crazy am I? I'm figuring a red eye to Detroit, and breaking for a lunch will get us into Montreal in the evening. Remember, I drive long stretches for a living, so it's not a big thing for me to go six or seven hours on the road.
Canadians.. anything I should know about driving on your beaver-infested roads?
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Date: 21 Sep 2008 03:41 (UTC)Just make sure that the car rental people know that you intend to take the car to Canada. It shouldn't be a problem, but they may want to add a small extra fee.
Highway 401 is nice. As South Park said, "Follow the only road." It runs straight from Windsor to Montreal and beyond. The highway foodstops will expose you to Tim Horton's, our much-beloved national doughnut and coffee chain.