Route from Alberton to Val-Saint-Michel

Distance from Alberton to Val-Saint-Michel

The straight-line distance between Alberton and Val-Saint-Michel is 560.1 km. The estimated road distance by car is around 633 km, with an indicative drive time of 7 h 2 min.

Trip cost and route type: Alberton – Val-Saint-Michel

Driving directions from Alberton to Val-Saint-Michel

The map shows the locations of Alberton (A) and Val-Saint-Michel (B). Use the form below to calculate the up-to-date road route with turn-by-turn directions, real distance, and estimated drive time.

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Driving directions from Alberton to Val-Saint-Michel

Real distance: 975.7 km  ·  Estimated time: 12 h 17 min

1. • Drive west. 42 m
2. ← Turn left onto Main Street/152. 461 m
3. → Turn right onto Church Street/12. 1.3 km
4. • Bear right onto Church Street/150. Continue on 150. 4.8 km
5. ← Turn left onto Western Road/2. 12.4 km
6. ↺ Exit the roundabout onto Western Road/2. Continue on 2. 47.8 km
7. ↺ Enter the roundabout and take the 2nd exit onto All Weather Highway/2. 49 m
8. ↺ Exit the roundabout onto All Weather Highway/2. Continue on 2. 3.9 km
9. ↺ Enter the roundabout and take the 1st exit onto Sherbrooke Road/2. 35 m
10. ↺ Exit the roundabout onto Sherbrooke Road/2. Continue on 2. 2.8 km
11. • Bear right. 396 m
12. • Bear right onto 1A/Read Drive. Continue on 1A. 19.4 km
13. • Take the exit toward Borden-Carleton/Confederation Bridge. 47.0 km
14. ↺ Enter the roundabout and take the 1st exit onto NB 15/Route 15. 22 m
15. ↺ Exit the roundabout onto NB 15/Route 15. Continue on NB 15. 59.0 km
16. • Take exit 19B onto 2 West toward Saint John/Fredericton. 42.9 km
17. • Keep right to stay on NB 2/TCH/Route 2/Route 2 Highway toward Fredericton. 128.9 km
18. • Keep left to stay on NB 2/TCH/Route 2/Route 2 Highway. 334.3 km
19. • Keep left to take 85. 52.6 km
20. • Keep left to take 85/Autoroute Claude-Béchard. 191.3 km
21. • Keep right to take exit 312/314 onto 73 toward Québec. 504 m
22. • Keep left to take 73 toward Québec. 1.3 km
23. • Keep right to take exit 312 onto 73 Nord toward Québec. 132 m
24. • Keep right to take exit 312-N onto 73 Nord toward Pont Pierre-Laporte/Québec. 7.1 km
25. • Keep left to take 73/Autoroute Henri-IV. 3.1 km
26. • Keep left to stay on Autoroute Henri-IV. 2.3 km
27. • Keep left to take 573 Nord toward Shannon. 9.4 km
28. ← Turn left onto Rue de Montolieu. 323 m
29. ← Turn left onto Boulevard Pie-XI Nord/369. 837 m
30. ← Turn left onto Rue du Hérisson. 42 m
31. → Turn right onto Rue des Hortensias. 334 m
32. Show all 31 steps ↓

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Estimate trip cost: Alberton – Val-Saint-Michel

Indicative estimates based on ~633 km. Tolls calculated at ~$0.10/km on tolled segments. The calculator updates with the live planner's real distance. Actual consumption, driving style, weather, and toll rates vary.

Origin and destination

How to drive from Alberton to Val-Saint-Michel

The straight-line distance between Alberton (Prince Edward Island) and Val-Saint-Michel (Quebec) is about 560.1 km. The actual road distance varies by chosen route, road type, and travel conditions — especially in winter and across mountain or northern segments.

Before you leave, consider:

• Check current traffic with a navigation app — particularly around major cities.
• Look up any toll segments on your route (Ontario 407, select bridges).
• In winter or at higher elevations, drive times and conditions can change quickly. Carry a charged phone, fuel reserve, and weather-appropriate gear.
• Plan stops at service centres or towns along the way — fuel and rest stops can be sparse on remote sections.

Route description: Alberton – Val-Saint-Michel

The journey from Alberton to Val-Saint-Michel covers roughly 633 km on the road, equal to 560.1 km straight line. The trip connects Prince Edward Island to Quebec and is classified as a long route (over 300 km). Plan multiple breaks and check highway traffic, weather, and fuel availability — particularly in remote sections. Open the interactive planner for the route map, turns, and a fuel-or-EV cost calculator.

The trip starts at Alberton (Prince Edward Island) — coordinates 46.8167° N, -64.0667° E. The destination is Val-Saint-Michel (Quebec), at 46.8667° N, -71.4333° E.

Practical tips for the Alberton – Val-Saint-Michel drive

Terrain along the way

The route starts in Prince Edward Island — a province rolling farmland and red-soil coastlines, connected to the mainland by the Confederation Bridge — and reaches Val-Saint-Michel in Quebec, St. Lawrence valley framed by the Laurentians and the Appalachians. The route also passes near Grand Falls (New Brunswick).

When to leave

For a long route, leave early (before 06:30) or wait until after 10:00. Avoid summer long-weekend exoduses and major holidays. Plan a break every 1.5–2 hours of driving — and check weather, especially across the Prairies and through mountain passes.

Alternatives

For this route of about 633 km, consider VIA Rail Canada — VIA's Corridor service connects many Eastern Canadian cities, and the long-distance trains (the Canadian, Ocean) run through the Prairies and the Maritimes. Cross-border trips may also include Amtrak's Adirondack or Cascades. Check schedules at viarail.ca and amtrak.com.

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Cities along the Alberton – Val-Saint-Michel route

These cities are near the direct route between Alberton and Val-Saint-Michel. They may be useful as a stopover or alternate destination.

Routes with intermediate stops: Alberton → Grand Falls · Alberton → Plaster Rock · Alberton → Saint-Léonard

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