The journey from Toms River to Birmingham covers approximately 900 miles. Driving is the most common method, taking about 14 hours via I-81 South and I-65 South. You will pass through Pennsylvania, Virginia, Tennessee, and into Alabama. Alternatively, you can fly from Newark to Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport (BHM). Driving provides the most flexibility for exploring the city's history and culture.
Total Distance: Driving distance 1,500 km; straight-line air distance 1,200 km.
|
Connecting
|
Direct
|
|
|---|---|---|
| Duration | 4 hours | 14 hours |
| Avg Price | $300-$600 | $150-$210 in fuel |
| Operator | United Airlines | Personal Vehicle |
| Route | EWR to BHM | GSP to I-81 S to I-65 S |
| Tip | Connecting flights are available and save significant time. | Stop in Nashville for a break halfway through the drive. |
April to June or September to November for pleasant weather.