Expresses leave Cote Vertu every half hour from 15:00 to 19:00. Cote Vertu Metro station and take a CIT La Prequ'Ile express bus to Vaudreuil.Vaudreuil train station on the AMT Montreal-Vaudreuil line, and connect with a CIT La Presqu'Ile bus at 16:54, 18:12, and 19:03.John Abbott College in Montreal's suburb of Ste-Anne de Bellevue, and connecting with a CIT La Presqu'Ile bus to Hudson at 15:29, 16:29 and 17:47.You can also get to Hudson by taking Montreal's public transit to: Most trains end at Vaudreuil, requiring a bus transfer. The Exo Vaudreuil-Hudson Line provides commuter service from Montreal. At the end of Côte-St-Charles, turn right on Main. Get off at exit 22, turn left on Côte-St-Charles. At the Quebec border, the highway changes its name to Autoroute 40. The trip from downtown Montreal takes about 45 minutes (except during Montreal's rush hour, when it will often take 90 min).įrom Ottawa, take Highway 417 eastbound. Drive another 4 km along Main road to get to the centre of town. This will take you along the shore of the Lake of Two Mountains (Lac-des-Deux-Montagnes) until you get to Hudson, at which point the name of the street will change to 'Main'. The most scenic route is to get off at Exit 35, turn right at Avenue Saint-Charles, and turn right at Chemin-de-l'Anse. These features make it a popular daytrip for Montrealers, particularly in the summer.įrom the island of Montreal, take Autoroute 40 westbound. Much of its past can still be seen today, with a largely anglophone population, turn-of-the-century homes, pretty lakeside views, tree-lined streets and the English-inspired architecture of the town centre.

Although it's now an easy 45-minute highway drive from Montreal, it used to be an isolated village of mainly Scottish and English farmers, and was briefly a lakeside cottage getaway.