Posted Aug 9, 2016, 8:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Acajack
Regarding the 401, I disagree about it being interesting east of Toronto. The only interesting bit scenery-wise is when the Canadian Shield drops down for about 5-10 minutes of the drive in the area of the Thousand Islands. As another poster said, it would be interesting if you could see Lake Ontario for some of the drive but you can't - unless you crane your neck and look in the right direction for that split second where it might be in view east of Toronto.
The 400 doesn't really get interesting scenery-wise until you get well north of Barrie.
The 417 and 416 are ultra-boring as well.
BTW, the autoroutes between Montreal and Quebec City aren't great either, especially the A-20 which is extremely boring between the two cities. The A-40 on the north shore of the St. Lawrence is a bit better scenery-wise.
But yeah, the A-20 east of Quebec City is a nice drive. As is the A-15 into the Laurentians and the A-10 east to Sherbrooke. The A-50 from Gatineau to Mirabel is nice too.
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Barrie to Sudbury is 75% of the drive. I guess we'll disagree about the rest.
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