Getting Here

The City of Kawartha Lakes (formerly Victoria County) is located on the northeast border of the Greater Toronto Area. The picturesque Town of Lindsay is the urban and economic hub of the City of Kawartha Lakes.

Distances to the Town of Lindsay

From downtown Toronto = 135 kilometers / 85 miles (1.5 hour drive)
From Highway 401 (Exit 436) = 50 kilometers / 34 miles (0.5 hour drive)
From Oshawa = 75 kilometers / 47 miles (1 hour drive)
From US/Canada border (Buffalo, New York) = 295 km/183 miles (3 hour drive)
From US/Canada border (Thousand Island Bridge) = 294 km/183 miles (3.25 hour drive)
From US/Canada border (Detroit, Michigan) = 481 km/299 miles (5.5 hour drive)
From US/Canada border (Port Huron, Michigan) = 405 km/251 miles (4.5 hour drive)

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Transportation Access

Highways: #7 Trans Canada, #35 Provincial and #115 Provincial.
Local Airport: Lindsay Airpark has a 3,500 ft paved and lighted runway.
Rail Access: Oshawa (75 kilometers / 47 miles from Lindsay) and Cobourg (81 kilometres/ 50 miles from Lindsay).
Port Access: Toronto Harbour (135 kilometers / 85 miles from Lindsay) via Rochester ferry.