An absolute nightmare, of exhausting, monotonous, merciless driving. It’s just an endless cascade of up and down s-curves, blind turns, narrowed roads, washed out bridges. All you see are 50 trillion jackpines flying by. And rocks, so many lichen covered rocks, all identical but for the random vulgar graffiti.
At least there are trees. Wait to you hit Saskatchewan and you don’t even have that.
You have the BC border to look forward to when you are leaving Manitoba and entering Saskatchewan
Driving through Ontario (Ottawa to Kenora) is more soul sucking than MB to B.C.
Ontario never ends, then you blink and you’re in Alberta.
I’ve done the drive many times, I know. Trees, trees, and more trees, and some of the hotels in that end of Ontario are sketch AF.
Agreed. I’ve learned that you never stop in Kenora. Thunder bay or Winnipeg you’re good.
An absolute nightmare, of exhausting, monotonous, merciless driving. It’s just an endless cascade of up and down s-curves, blind turns, narrowed roads, washed out bridges. All you see are 50 trillion jackpines flying by. And rocks, so many lichen covered rocks, all identical but for the random vulgar graffiti.