Drives Ontario Toronto, Niagara and Southern Ontario
County Road 511: Lanark to Calabogie
Lanark Road · Lanark → Calabogie
The drive
County Road 511 runs north from the village of Lanark through the Lanark Highlands to Calabogie. Farm country at the start gives way to forest, lakes and exposed rock as the road climbs and bends toward the Madawaska River.
The 27.9 miles take about 35 minutes. The road is a leisurely drive rather than a twisty one, with light traffic, and it gets better toward Calabogie, where it links with Calabogie Road.
Along the way
- Lanark
- Calabogie
Good to know
- Lanark County posts its construction projects each year; check its page below before you go.
- Traffic is light on this road.
Open all year, weather permitting. Roads close for snow, fire, storms and repairs: before you set off, check Lanark County: 2026 Construction Projects.
Questions about this drive
How long does County Road 511 from Lanark to Calabogie take?
County Road 511 from Lanark to Calabogie is 27.9 miles and takes about 35 minutes.
Is County Road 511 a twisty road?
It is rated Leisurely: a rolling road that climbs and bends gently through forest and lakes.
Where does County Road 511 start?
This drive starts in the village of Lanark and runs north to Calabogie.
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Distance, time, elevation, curves and intensity are from Carve's route. Checked 2026-10-28.


