The journey from Medford to Baltimore covers approximately 400 miles along the busy Northeast Corridor. You can take the MBTA Orange Line to Boston South Station and board an Amtrak Northeast Regional train for a seamless ride. Alternatively, driving involves navigating the I-95 South through Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey. Traffic near New York City and Philadelphia is notoriously heavy, so plan your departure accordingly. The train offers a more relaxing experience with Wi-Fi and power outlets, bypassing the stress of urban congestion.
Total Distance: Driving distance 645 km, straight-line air distance 580 km.
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| Duration | 7 hours | 8 hours |
| Avg Price | $80 - $180 | $60 - $90 (fuel + tolls) |
| Operator | Amtrak | Personal Vehicle |
| Route | South Station to Baltimore Penn Station via Northeast Corridor. | I-93 S to I-95 S through CT, NY, NJ, DE, and MD. |
| Tip | Book at least two weeks in advance to secure the lowest fare buckets. | Use the E-ZPass transponder to save time and money on the numerous toll bridges and tunnels. |
May and September offer mild weather and avoid the peak summer humidity of the Mid-Atlantic.