How Many Minutes Is 5, 10, 20, 100 Miles?

How many minutes is 10 miles?
Ten miles takes roughly 9 minutes at highway speed (65 mph) up to about 24 minutes on city streets (25 mph) — and about a 3-hour-20-minute walk (3 mph). And how far is 10 miles? It's the distance out to the edge of the ring on the map above — far enough to cross a mid-size city. Type any distance and pick a speed to see it both ways, as a shape and as minutes.
Each figure is distance ÷ speed, rounded to whole minutes and labeled with the speed it assumes — a planning estimate, not a routed drive time.
How far is 10 miles?
Ten miles is far enough to cross most mid-size cities — on the map above it's the distance out to the edge of the circle. In travel time that's about a 24-minute drive on city streets (25 mph), 9 minutes on the highway (65 mph), or a 3-hour-20-minute walk (3 mph). Drag the ring or type a distance to see any number both ways — as a shape and as minutes.
How many minutes is 5 miles?
Five miles is about a 12-minute drive at a 25 mph city average, or roughly 5 minutes at 65 mph on the highway. On foot it's about 1 hour 40 minutes (3 mph). Tap 5 in the calculator to check it.
How long does it take to drive 10 miles?
At a steady 25 mph city average, 10 miles is about 24 minutes; at 65 mph on the highway it's roughly 9 minutes. Real trips land in between once you add lights and turns. Switch the speed selector to Custom to enter the average speed you actually expect.
20 miles in minutes
Twenty miles is about 48 minutes at 25 mph or roughly 18 minutes at 65 mph — the distance where highway versus city speed makes the biggest difference. Walking, it is about 6 hours 40 minutes (3 mph).
Walking times
At an average 3 mph walking pace: a mile is about 20 minutes, 5 miles about 1 hour 40 minutes, and 10 miles about 3 hours 20 minutes of continuous walking — before breaks, hills, or terrain. Choose Walking in the speed selector to read any distance as a walk.
Distance, time, and reachable area
- To draw a distance on a full-screen map from my location, use the radius map.
- Want the reverse — how far you can actually reach in a set time by car, along real roads instead of a straight line? Use the drive time map.