Toronto to Vancouver Canada Road Trip: COMPLETE Drive Timelapse 4K

Driving from Toronto to Vancouver Canada - Complete Road Trip Time Lapse

This drive is on the Trans-Canada Highway and it is one of the most beautiful road trips in the world.

The provinces of Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia were travelled through as well as a few different time zones.

The drive took 6 days and totaled about 4546 kilometers (2825 miles).

In this video, you'll see different landscapes such as the Canadian Shield in Ontario, the prairies of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, and of course the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Alberta and British Columbia.

The route takes us through many Canadian cities/towns: Barrie, Sudbury, Sault Ste. Marie, Thunder Bay, Dryden, Kenora, Winnipeg, Portage la Prairie, Brandon, Indian Head, Regina, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Canmore, Banff, Golden, Revelstoke, Salmon Arm, Kamloops, Cache Creek, Lytton, Hope, Chilliwack, Abbotsford, Vancouver, and many more.

The creation of this video took a surprising amount of work, but it was well worth it in the end and I hope you guys enjoy it!

Timestamps:
Barrie, Ontario - 00:03:00
Sudbury, Ontario - 00:16:09
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario (End of Day 1) - 00:30:31

Lake Superior Provincial Park, Ontario - 00:35:30
Thunder Bay, Ontario (End of Day 2) - 01:05:47

Time Zone Plaque (Time zone changed from Eastern to Central) - 01:10:28
BLACK BEAR on side of the road - 01:11:49
Dryden, Ontario - 01:22:51
Ontario/Manitoba border - 01:32:25
Bypassing Winnipeg, Manitoba - 01:39:27
Brandon, Manitoba (End of Day 3) - 01:51:10

Manitoba/Saskatchewan border - 01:57:15
Indian Head, Saskatchewan - 02:06:10
Regina, Saskatchewan - 02:09:35
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan - 02:12:37
Swift Current, Saskatchewan - 02:21:03
Saskatchewan/Alberta border - 02:29:35
Medicine Hat, Alberta (End of Day 4) - 02:32:10

Calgary, Alberta - 02:45:31
Canmore, Alberta - 02:50:42
BANFF NATIONAL PARK - 02:51:28
Alberta/British Columbia border (Banff National Park ends, Yoho National Park begins) - 02:56:00
Golden, British Columbia (End of Day 5) - 03:01:01

Glacier National Park of Canada - 03:04:06
Revelstoke, British Columbia - 03:09:25
Kamloops, British Columbia - 03:19:55
Hope, British Columbia - 03:33:31
Abbotsford, British Columbia - 03:38:33

Chapters:
00:00:00 Ontario
01:32:25 Manitoba
01:57:15 Saskatchewan
02:29:35 Alberta
02:56:00 British Columbia

#torontotovancouver #torontotovancouverdrive #canadaroadtrip

[travelxoverland]

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Questions/comments? Please feel free to post below and thanks for watching!

[leaderofmine]

Canada and America are the best of Road Trip.

[grosvenorclub]

Drove all the way across from Prince Edward Island to Vancouver back in 1971, well before the digital age !! probably took 10 photos in total lol

[jessedefrancesco]

Holy! I watched the whole entire video for 4 hours straight and it was so amazing and gorgeous and I can’t believe you drove 5 days + rest stops. I know the highway 17 was my 2nd favorite part of the edge of the river and the mountains from Alberta and British Columbia, Rockies, and Banff section is my 1st favorite part of the video! Hope you enjoy!

[mohd]

I've never seen a timelapse this good. The BC part had me hypnotized

[Conspiracy]

best driving across Canada time-lapse video I have seen ... you had great weather from my hometown Toronto all the way across to Vancouver (was there and in Victoria in September but flew across). would like to drive across one day and stay in every provincial capital overnight.

[Ithinkiwill]

This was the very first time I actually watched the entire ( nearly 4 hours ) of a YouTube clip!
I totally enjoyed watching the trip, and came along for the ride! It was like I was with you! Took me the 6 days, as well, to watch the journey! 😊😊😊
Proud to be Canadian, and to see Canada 🇨🇦 at it's greatest!
Thank you! ❤

[bc]

Planning to start this trip spring early summer 2022. Your video gave me great perspective, it’s fantastic. I’m the only driver so might take a bit longer. Thank you

[ricecake]

I can’t believe i watched this entire video from start to finish. It was so cool to see how the scenery changed as you went through all the provinces. My favourite section was definitely the rockies in Banff

[JanakShrestha]

Amazing work, hoping to do cross country road trip one day...

[Kiefiago]

The gas stop you did in Saskatchewan was in Whitewood.

[brucknerian]

Tuning in for the relaxing music--thanks for the work you put into this!

[kaidianstone]

I'm going to do that trip next summer. Canada is really a beautiful country!

[smokedsalmon]

Hi! I have started to watch your videos recently and all I can talk about is how impressed I am. I live in Toronto and it has always been my dream to drive across Canada. I've been to Quebec and B.C. but none of the prairies, the three provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta are the ones which I want to visit next, and all by car!

I'm turning 16 soon which means I can get my G1, and then after 8 months I'll have my G2, allowing me to drive alone for the most part.

I one day wish to complete this journey, this looks absolutely incredible and this is easily the number one thing I want to partake in my life.

Thank you so much for uploading content like this, I promise I will come back to this video one day and share my experiences.

[joshe-k]

you often hear that Saskatchewan is one of, if not the most boring province in Canada but tbh, there is a kind of beauty in the flatness of it, being able to see such long distances with few obstructions. maybe that's just because I live in a province where you don't get to experience that very often, but still

[alexdavid]

Congratulations, great job, we were already missing you

[canman]

This is truly a Marathon Timelapse. Not so fast compare to many other uploads.Just the right speed.Thanks very much for the effort.

[thisisdwayne]

You deserve a raise for driving across Canada, like seriously people like me who doesn’t have the opportunity to travel to the west, this is a huge gift.
Even the USA doesn’t have a roadtrip video as good as this!
Now what about Toronto to Yellowknife/Whitehorse?

[ahpong]

Awesome. I dream of driving from Halifax to Vancouver via Toronto. :)

Beautiful sky over Ontario-Manitoba border.

The Canadian Rockies part is gorgeous, no doubt.

The longest distance I have ever driven is Took me 9 days.

[dianeericson]

Love it. Driven this trip several times. Terrific to see those places again. One wish: that you would put the (route number and the) town, city or county in the upper corner for reference.
Or did I miss something? Okay, I see pale writing with highway numbers and province in the lower right! And some notes along the bottom. Wonderful Canadian Shield.