Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
SANDSPIT AND VICINITY
M GWAII HAANAS NATIONAL PARK RESERVE
Stewart-Cassiar Highway
FROM YELLOWHEAD HIGHWAY TO MEZIADIN JUNCTION
STEWART AND HYDER
NORTH OF MEZIADIN JUNCTION
Prince George to the Alaska Highway
TO HUDSON'S HOPE
HUDSON'S HOPE
Alaska Highway
DAWSON CREEK
FORT ST. JOHN
TO FORT NELSON
FORT NELSON
CONTINUING TO WATSON LAKE
Wild, remote northern British Columbia extends from the Yellowhead Highway (Highway
16) north to the 60th parallel. Its mostly forested landscape is broken by two major moun-
tain ranges—the Rockies and the Coast Mountains—and literally thousands of lakes, rivers,
and streams. Wildlife is abundant here; the land is home to moose, deer, black and grizzly
bears, elk, Dall's sheep, and mountain goats.
The region's largest city is Prince George, a forestry and service center 780 kilometers
(484 miles) north of Vancouver in the heart of a recreational paradise. From Prince George,
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