Is there public transport to Pocono Pines?

Public transport is extremely limited; driving is highly recommended.

How long is the drive?

It typically takes 1 hour 45 minutes to 2 hours.

Yes, the PA Turnpike is a toll road.

What is the best season to visit?

Winter for skiing and autumn for foliage are the most popular times.

No, there is no passenger rail service to Pocono Pines.

Devon

Pocono Pines

Driving

Devon to Pocono Pines

Updated: 28 May 2026

The drive from Devon to Pocono Pines is approximately 140 kilometers, typically taking under 2 hours. You will head north on I-476 (Northeast Extension of the PA Turnpike) and exit near the Poconos. This route takes you through the scenic rolling hills of Pennsylvania into the higher elevations of the Pocono Mountains.

Total Distance: 140 km driving, 115 km air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving takes approximately 1 hour 45 minutes via the PA Turnpike.

Cheapest Way

Driving is the only practical way to reach Pocono Pines from Devon.

Compare Devon to Pocono Pines Routes

Driving

Direct

Duration

1 hour 45 mins

Avg Price

20 dollars in fuel

Operator

Personal Vehicle

Route

I-476 N to I-80 E, then local roads to Pocono Pines.

The Northeast Extension of the PA Turnpike is a toll road; ensure your E-ZPass is active.

Travel Tips

Winter Driving
Be prepared for snow and ice on the roads during winter months; ensure your vehicle has appropriate tires.
Toll Roads
The PA Turnpike uses all-electronic tolling, so ensure your E-ZPass is mounted correctly.
Pack Layers
Mountain weather can change quickly; always bring layers, even in the summer.
Local Groceries
Stock up on supplies before reaching the more remote areas of the Poconos.
Check Resort Access
If staying in a private community like Lake Naomi, ensure you have the necessary guest passes.

Safety Tips

Mountain Roads
Drive slowly on winding mountain roads, especially at night or during inclement weather.
Wildlife
Be alert for deer crossing the roads, particularly at dawn and dusk.
Emergency Kit
Keep a winter emergency kit in your car, including a blanket, flashlight, and ice scraper.
Cell Service
Be aware that cell service can be spotty in some of the more remote mountain areas.