How far north can you drive a car in Canada?

The Dempster Hwy running from the Yukon to NWT in Canada has a stretch of 363 km (225 miles) without services. The end of the Trans-Taiga Road is the farthest north you can drive on a road in eastern North America.

What is the northernmost point you can drive to?

Ice Road to Tuktoyaktuk, Canada Distinction: Northernmost road in North America, open only during the heart of winter.

Can you drive north of Yellowknife?

At the junction of Highway 1 and 3, you’ll head north on Highway 3 and soon cross the storied Deh Cho Bridge across the mighty Mackenzie River. You really can’t miss it. This is the only bridge to span the Mackenzie and this crossing is the only way to continue north to Yellowknife.

What is the furthest north you can drive in Ontario?

Pickle Lake
At the end of Highway 599 is Pickle Lake, the most northern community connected to a highway in Ontario. The CBC’s Jeff Walters and Ron Desmoulins were there as part of CBC Thunder Bay’s Road Stories.

Can you drive Nunavut?

There are no roads to Nunavut. Air travel is by far the most common means of transportation to Nunavut and between its distant communities. Visitors to Nunavut can reach the gateway communities of Iqaluit, Rankin Inlet and Cambridge Bay by air travel from any major centre in the world.

What is the farthest place you can drive to in Canada?

Trans-Taiga Road The road itself doesn’t lead to any town and ends 745km (463 miles) from any outpost of civilization. The most northern drivable point in the Northeast of Canada, somewhere around 54.4°, is located outside of Brisbay.

Can you drive from Quebec to Nunavut?

No, you cannot drive to Nunavut. None of the communities are connected to southern Canada by road.

Can you drive to Nunavut?

Is it possible to drive to Moosonee?

There is no road access into Moosonee except for winter ice roads to Moose Factory, Fort Albany, Kashechewan and Attawapiskat, which are mostly used by trucks for mining operations.

Is there a road from Yellowknife to Nunavut?

There are no roads to Nunavut. Air travel is by far the most common means of transportation to Nunavut and between its distant communities.

How far up Canada can you drive?

Since the Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk highway was completed, it is now possible to drive the 137 miles from Inuvik to the northernmost point in Canada on an all season road, at 69.5° North latitude.

Why is there no road to Nunavut?

There are no roads to Nunavut. The 25 separate communities of Nunavut are not connected to each other by highway or by railroad, nor are they connected by road or rail to any other Canadian cities further south.

Do you need a passport to go to the Yukon?

For Americans: Your passport If you’re an American citizen who’s visiting Canada, you can pack light: All you need is a valid passport. American visitors don’t need a visa for visits of less than 6 months.

Is Moosonee worth visiting?

Our area provides beautiful views of the Moose River, stunning sunrises, sunsets and moonrises. Excellent opportunities for wildlife and other viewing interests. Many nights during the year, you may experience spectacular views of the Northern Lights.