Forum Discussion
almcc
Aug 13, 2016Explorer
We just did 17 this summer, doing the 400 to Sudbury and we went as far as Dryden where the highway starts to level out a bit as you get closer to Winnipeg.
Yes there are hills, the most challanging being the Montreal River hill north of the Sault, it's twinned going up so you can climb slowly. If your Rv has the capacity it shouldn't be a problem. There were lots of delays because of construction but a lot of that should be finished when you travel that route.
The twinned section from Sudbury going west is very rough as is some sections north of the Sault and around the Wawa area.
The road requires you attention and you will be a bit tired after doing those hills and turns but the scenery is great. If you need camp ground recommendations for a larger RV let me know, we have a 39 ft 5th wheel.
Yes there are hills, the most challanging being the Montreal River hill north of the Sault, it's twinned going up so you can climb slowly. If your Rv has the capacity it shouldn't be a problem. There were lots of delays because of construction but a lot of that should be finished when you travel that route.
The twinned section from Sudbury going west is very rough as is some sections north of the Sault and around the Wawa area.
The road requires you attention and you will be a bit tired after doing those hills and turns but the scenery is great. If you need camp ground recommendations for a larger RV let me know, we have a 39 ft 5th wheel.
About Bucket List Trips
13,487 PostsLatest Activity: Jan 18, 2025