Post by snowguy on Apr 11, 2015 0:29:05 GMT
Thanks to Google Maps and the Interwebs, finding out of the way border crossings are much easier to find then back in the day. But still, even today, do not be surprised if the the border agent asks how you know of this crossing as it still doesnt get a lot of traffic. Heres the easy link that has all the border crossings so youll have the info yourself. www.ezbordercrossing.com/list-of-border-crossings/#.VShkdPnF84I. But we've only had to wait for one or two people in front of us when ever we've done it.
If you're coming up I-89, I highly recommend taking the Alburg/Noyan. Its only 15 further driving, but the the 89 crossing can take 45 minutes or more to go through... Granted it's mostly when coming back into the states, but due to the high volume the Highgate crossing has, the timing is pretty much a wash. Plus you get to 'establish' that you know of the crossing coming back as you used it going in.
If you're coming up I-89, I highly recommend taking the Alburg/Noyan. Its only 15 further driving, but the the 89 crossing can take 45 minutes or more to go through... Granted it's mostly when coming back into the states, but due to the high volume the Highgate crossing has, the timing is pretty much a wash. Plus you get to 'establish' that you know of the crossing coming back as you used it going in.
