From CT to Montreal - how long will it take?
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I'd recommend I-91 North, to I-90 West, to I-87 North, which becomes 15 in Canada.
There's a fabulous duty-free shop (for picking up your favorite libation - liquor is very expensive in Canada) just before the border crossing there (take "last exit" and it's right there).
Figure 5-1/2 hours with no stops.
We've never encountered much of a wait crossing the border there on the way up, but you'd want to have a good map along in case there's a long line coming home (everyone seems to check out of their hotel and hit the road at the same time, if you're heading home on a Sunday). There's another crossing a few miles east where you can breeze right on through and pick up I-87 again.
There's a fabulous duty-free shop (for picking up your favorite libation - liquor is very expensive in Canada) just before the border crossing there (take "last exit" and it's right there).
Figure 5-1/2 hours with no stops.
We've never encountered much of a wait crossing the border there on the way up, but you'd want to have a good map along in case there's a long line coming home (everyone seems to check out of their hotel and hit the road at the same time, if you're heading home on a Sunday). There's another crossing a few miles east where you can breeze right on through and pick up I-87 again.




