Dayton To Brunswick: Ohio's Scenic Drive

There are 160.26 miles from Dayton, Ohio to Brunswick, Ohio in a northeast direction and 190 miles (305.78 kilometers) by car, following the I-71 N route. This route will take 2 hours and 53 minutes if you drive non-stop. The halfway point is Kilbourne, OH, which is 95.04 miles away from both locations. If you want to fly, the flight distance is 160 miles or 258 km, and the flight time is 33 minutes.

Driving distance and time

The driving distance between Dayton, Ohio and Brunswick, Ohio is approximately 190 to 191 miles or 305.78 to 307 kilometres. The driving time is approximately 2 hours and 53 minutes for the fastest route, or 3 hours and 12 minutes if you prefer a more relaxed drive.

If you're looking to make a road trip out of it, you could spread the trip over two days, stopping at various points of interest along the way. For example, you could drive for 48 minutes and then stop in Wooster for an hour. Then, after another 41-minute drive, you could stop in Mansfield for an hour, followed by an hour in Columbus after a further hour of driving. After driving for another 47 minutes, you could stay overnight in Springfield. On the second day, you could drive for about 3.5 hours and stop in Yellow Springs for an hour before completing the final 4-hour leg to Dayton.

If you're looking for a more direct route, the fastest way to get from Dayton to Brunswick is by taking the I-71 N route. The halfway point of this journey is Kilbourne, OH, which is 86 miles from Dayton and 98 miles from Brunswick.

If you're looking to fly, the flight distance is 160 miles or 258 kilometres. However, it's worth noting that the airports serving these cities are not located in the cities themselves. The closest airport to Dayton is the Dayton International Airport, located 12 miles from downtown. To get to Brunswick, you would fly into Brunswick Golden Isles Airport, located 5 miles north of the Brunswick business district.

Flying distance and time

The distance from Dayton, Ohio, to Brunswick, Ohio, is 191 miles (307 km) by road and 160 miles (258 km) in a straight line. If you were to drive non-stop, the journey would take 3 hours and 12 minutes. However, it is likely that you would want to make stops along the way for gas, food, and rest, so the total travel time is likely to be longer.

Assuming you have a private jet, the flight time from Dayton to Brunswick is 32 or 33 minutes. This is a relatively short flight, but if you are booking a commercial flight, you will need to account for travel time to and from the airport, as well as time spent at the airport for security, boarding, and taxiing on the runway. For example, if you were flying from Cincinnati Municipal Lunken Airport (LUK) to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE), the total travel time, including the time spent getting to and from the airports, would be around 6 hours.

If you are looking for cheap flights from Dayton to Brunswick, Orbitz offers deals starting at $694 for a round trip. Allegiant Air offers non-stop flights from Dayton to Brunswick, with the shortest flight time being 2 hours and 26 minutes.

Driving costs

The driving distance from Dayton, Ohio, to Brunswick, Ohio, is approximately 190 miles or 305.78 kilometers. The driving time is estimated to be around 2 hours and 53 minutes for a non-stop drive, but it could take up to 3 hours and 12 minutes with stops for rest, food, or gas.

The cost of driving between the two cities depends on various factors, including the fuel efficiency of your vehicle and the price of gas. On average, an American driver spends about $3,000 per year on gas, and the cost of gas for a one-way trip between Dayton and Brunswick is estimated to be around $27.05, based on an average fuel efficiency and a gas price of $3.54 per gallon.

To reduce fuel costs, consider the following:

• Use public transportation or carpooling: These options can reduce fuel costs compared to driving alone.
• Choose a fuel-efficient vehicle: Smaller cars or vehicles with less powerful engines tend to be more fuel-efficient.
• Maintain proper tire inflation: Properly inflated tires can reduce fuel consumption and help avoid uneven tread wear.
• Plan your route: Opt for highways instead of local routes, and use GPS route planners to find the most direct path with the least amount of stops and traffic.

Halfway point

The total driving distance from Dayton, OH, to Brunswick, OH, is 191 miles or 307 kilometres. The total flight distance is 160 miles or 258 kilometres. The two cities are 2 hours and 53 minutes apart if you drive non-stop.

If you want to meet halfway between the two cities, the closest town to the halfway point is Kilbourne, OH. It is situated 86 miles from Dayton and 98 miles from Brunswick. It would take 1 hour and 37 minutes to get to Kilbourne from Dayton, and 1 hour and 34 minutes to get to Kilbourne from Brunswick. The exact coordinates of the halfway point are 40.286091 and -82.924355, or 40º 17' 9.9276" N, 82º 55' 27.678" W. This location is 95.04 miles away from both cities and it would take approximately 1 hour and 26 minutes to reach from both locations.

The major city closest to the halfway point is Columbus, OH. It is 70 miles from Dayton and 121 miles from Brunswick. It would take 1 hour and 7 minutes to get to Columbus from Dayton, and 1 hour and 49 minutes to get to Columbus from Brunswick.

Airports

The distance from Dayton, OH to Brunswick, OH is 190 miles by car, following the I-71 N route. The flight distance is 160 miles.

• Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (16 miles)
• Akron-Canton Regional Airport (40 miles)
• Erie International Airport (120 miles)
• Port Columbus International Airport (122 miles)
• Pittsburgh International Airport (128 miles)
• Dayton International Airport (9.8 miles)
• Covington Airport (55 miles)
• Columbus Airport (71.7 miles)
• Indianapolis Airport (112.6 miles)

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