I don't know which Canadian border crossing you're coming from. If you're coming from the Detroit-Windsor crossing, it would be better off to visit Cedar Point first, then to Kennywood.
Metro Detroit to Cedar Point is around 3 hours, maybe less if you're going '10 above'. Cedar Point to Kennywood I'm not sure of, try going to expedia.com for directions, just type in the address.
Cedar Point's address is:
1 Cedar Point Drive
Sandusky, OH 44870
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www.mapquest.com will give you an approximate idea.
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The furthest Canadian border, eh? Wouldn't that mean you're entering through Washington state? (Okay technically it'd be in Alaska.)
You're really gonna need to narrow that down. From Erie, it's about 2 hours to Kennywood and 1 1/2 to Niagara Falls. Does that help?
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Yeah, I have to agree with PittDesigner - some of these times are awfully high.
Kennywood to CP should be at most 3 hours.
Kennywood to SFWOA should be 2 hours or less.
CP to SFWOA is around an hour.
Being as people drive different speeds and take different routes should we be talking miles?
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kpjb said:
From KP to CP or vice versa, just take the Ohio/PA Turnpike and follow the signs from the exits. It's exit 6 in PA, I'm not sure aboot Ohio.-----------------
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kpjp, do I detect a little Canadian accent there?
Well, they are from Canada, eh? If you'll excuse me, I'm aboot to go watch Terence and Phillip while drinking some Molson.
Anywho, from I-79, the easiest route is to switch to I-76 in Cranberry, that's the PA T-pike, take exit 6, follow the signs. HOWEVER, the shortest way would be to take I-79S to I-279S in to the city, follow I-579S to I-376E, take the Swissvale exit and, once again, follow the signs.
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