How long does it take to drive?

It takes about 1 hour and 10 minutes under normal traffic conditions.

Yes, Dartmouth Coach provides service between Lebanon and Concord.

Is it a difficult drive?

No, it is a very straightforward drive on a major interstate.

No, there are no tolls on this stretch of I-89.

What is the best way to travel?

Driving is the most flexible and convenient method.

Lebanon

Concord

Bus Driving

Lebanon to Concord

Updated: 28 May 2026

The drive from Lebanon to Concord is a straightforward 65-mile journey via I-89 South. This route takes you through the scenic rolling hills of central New Hampshire, typically taking about 1 hour and 10 minutes. As the state capital, Concord is easily accessible and serves as a central hub for government and commerce. The highway is well-maintained, making it a reliable route for commuters and visitors alike. You will find plenty of rest stops along the way in towns like New London.

Total Distance: 105 km driving, 95 km air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving, which takes approximately 70 minutes.

Cheapest Way

Driving your own car is the most economical option for this short trip.

Compare Lebanon to Concord Routes

	Bus Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	1 hour 30 mins	1 hour 10 mins
Avg Price	$20 - $25	$10 - $15 in fuel
Operator	Dartmouth Coach	Personal Vehicle
Route	I-89 S to Concord Transportation Center.	I-89 S directly into Concord.
Tip	The bus is a comfortable, stress-free alternative to driving.	Use the cruise control to maintain steady speeds on the hilly sections of I-89.

Travel Tips

Parking
Street parking is available downtown, but check signs for time limits.
Dining
Main Street features a variety of local cafes and restaurants.
Navigation
The city is compact and easy to navigate once you exit the highway.
Shopping
Explore the independent boutiques and bookstores along the main thoroughfare.
Weather
Check the forecast before heading out, especially during winter months.

Safety Tips

Speed Limits
Observe speed limits strictly on I-89, as state troopers frequently patrol.
Wildlife
Be alert for moose and deer, particularly during dawn and dusk hours.
Emergency
Keep your phone charged and have a backup power bank for long drives.
Road Conditions
Check the New England 511 website for any construction or weather delays.