The trip from Trussville to St. Louis covers roughly 450 miles. Driving is the most popular option, taking about 7 to 8 hours via I-65 North and I-55 North. You will pass through Nashville and Paducah. Flights from Birmingham (BHM) to St. Louis Lambert International (STL) are available but usually involve a layover. St. Louis is famous for the Gateway Arch and its vibrant food scene. Ensure you have a toll pass if your route includes specific toll roads in the Midwest.
Total Distance: 720 km driving, 600 km air.
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| Duration | 4 hours | 7 hours 30 mins |
| Avg Price | $200-$400 | $80-$120 |
| Operator | Southwest Airlines | Personal Vehicle |
| Route | BHM to STL via Nashville or Atlanta. | I-65 N to I-24 W to I-57 N to I-64 W. |
| Tip | Check Southwest for competitive pricing on this regional route. | The drive is straightforward and mostly on major interstates. |
April to May or September to October for pleasant temperatures.