British Columbia Road Maps, British Columbia Road Condition Photos, & Highway RV Travel Itineraries
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Km |
Miles |
Road Item |
Road Summary |
| 0.0
(169.4) |
0.0
(105.3) |
City of Nanaimo - B. C. Ferries - Duke Point Ferry Terminal
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Highway terminus at the ferry terminal. |
| 2.5
(166.9) |
1.6
(103.7) |
Community of Cedar
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Access to Duke Point Industrail Park, east of highway |
| 7.0
(162.4) |
4.3
(100.9) |
Point Of Interest
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Crossing the Nanaimo River |
| 10.6
(158.8) |
6.6
(98.7) |
Junction of The Trans Canada Highway
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North to downtown Namaimo. North to Departure Bay Ferry Terminal, access to ferries to Horseshoe Bay and the city of Greater Vancouver. South to the city of Victoria |
| 16.7
(152.7) |
10.4
(94.9) |
Exit #16
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Access ro Nanaimo, East to Malaspina - University Collage |
| 17.6
(151.8) |
10.9
(94.3) |
View from highway
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Driving north |
| 18.6
(150.8) |
11.6
(93.7) |
Exit #18 (Jingle Pot Road )
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East to downtown city centre |
| 19.4
(150.0) |
12.1
(93.2) |
View from highway
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Driving north |
| 19.4
(150.0) |
12.1
(93.2) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the Mill Stone River |
| 21.3
(148.1) |
13.2
(92.0) |
Exit #21 (North Field Road)
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Access to Services, visitor Information |
| 24.9
(144.5) |
15.5
(89.8) |
Exit # 24 Jingle Pot Road (west) Mostar Road (east)
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Access to campgrounds |
| 28.7
(140.7) |
17.8
(87.4) |
Exit 28 (Aulds Road)
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Access to services |
| 31.0
(138.4) |
19.3
(86.0) |
Ware Road
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East to community of Lantzville |
| 32.9
(136.5) |
20.4
(84.8) |
Superior Road
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East to community of Lantzville |
| 36.5
(132.9) |
22.7
(82.6) |
Access to Community of Nanoose Bay
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East of highway |
| 37.3
(132.1) |
23.2
(82.1) |
U Turn Route
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| 38.5
(130.9) |
23.9
(81.3) |
Roadside Highway Turnout - Rest Area
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Picnic tables, toilets |
| 38.6
(130.8) |
24.0
(81.3) |
Roadside Highway Turnout
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East side of highway, gravel |
| 40.6
(128.8) |
25.2
(80.0) |
Community of Nanoose Bay ( North West Bay Road )
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Services at highway |
| 41.2
(128.2) |
25.6
(79.7) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the Nanoose Creek, access to campground east side of highway |
| 42.6
(126.8) |
26.5
(78.8) |
Emergency - Roadside Highway Turnout
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East side of highway |
| 46.8
(122.6) |
29.1
(76.2) |
Exit # 46 - Rathtrevor Beach Provincial Park
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Access from highway. This park offers 175 vehicle accessible campsites, set in the wooded upland. All sites are within a 5-minute walk to the 2 km stretch of sandy beach. Facilities include 3 hot shower buildings, flush toilets, an adventure playground, fresh water and a sani-station. Campsite reservations are accepted and first-come, first-served sites are also available |
| 46.8
(122.6) |
29.1
(76.2) |
Junction of highway #19a - Oceanside Route
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City of Parksville, all services. Overlap of highway #19a leaves highway #19 at this point.
East to city of Parksville. Access to Visitor information centre |
| 48.7
(120.7) |
30.3
(75.0) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the Englishman River |
| 52.5
(116.9) |
32.6
(72.6) |
Exit - # 51- Englishman River Falls Provincial Park
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Situated along the pristine Englishman River north of Nanaimo, Englishman River Falls Provincial Park features two stunning waterfalls cascading along the descending riverbed into a deep canyon.
This park offers 103 spacious vehicle accessible campsites nestled in the mature forest. Campsite reservations are accepted and first-come, first-served sites are also available |
| 52.5
(116.9) |
32.6
(72.6) |
Exit - Junction of Highway #4a
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Access to communitiews of Parksville, Coombs |
| 54.6
(114.8) |
33.9
(71.3) |
View from highway
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Driving north |
| 59.4
(110.0) |
36.9
(68.4) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing French Creek |
| 61.5
(107.9) |
38.2
(67.0) |
Exit # 60 - Junction of Highway # 4
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East to town of Qualicum Beach. West to communities of Port Alberni, Ucluelet, Pacific Rim National Park Reserve. |
| 62.0
(107.4) |
38.5
(66.7) |
Photo - View from highway
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Driving north |
| 62.2
(107.2) |
38.7
(66.6) |
View from highway
 |
Driving north |
| 67.3
(102.1) |
41.8
(63.4) |
Point Of Interest
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Crossing Crocker Creek |
| 69.5
(99.9) |
43.2
(62.1) |
Point Of Interest
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Crossing The Little Qualicum River |
| 76.7
(92.7) |
47.7
(57.6) |
Exit # 75 - Horme Lake Road
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Access to community of Bowser. West to Spider Lake Provincial Park, 6 kms west. Day Park no campground. One of the best picnic sites in the area, Spider Lake features a small sandy beach perfect for water lovers of all ages on a hot summer day.
The warm water of Spider Lake is noted for its excellent canoeing, kayaking and swimming and the park is an idyllic spot for a quiet family outing.
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| 76.7
(92.7) |
47.7
(57.6) |
Exit #75 Horme Lake Road
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West 12kms. to Horme Lake Caves Provincial Park, no campground. At Horne Lake Caves Provincial Park you can experience the magic of the underground world in the many caves protected within this unique park. The park was established in 1971 at the request of public caving groups on Vancouver Island who were concerned about the potential damage of the caves and the fragile crystal formations they contained.
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| 78.8
(90.6) |
49.0
(56.3) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the Big Qualicum River |
| 80.1
(89.3) |
49.8
(55.5) |
Roadside Highway Turnout
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East side of highway, large paved turnout |
| 84.9
(84.5) |
52.8
(52.5) |
Roadside Highway Turnout
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East side of highway |
| 87.6
(81.8) |
54.4
(50.8) |
View from highway
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Driving north |
| 87.6
(81.8) |
54.4
(50.8) |
Photo - View from highway
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Driving north |
| 89.0
(80.4) |
55.3
(50.0) |
Exit # 87 - Cook Creek Road - Rosewall Creek Provincial Park
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East of highway 4 kms. This small day-use only park has two picnic areas on either side of the creek. Two picnic tables overlook the creek on one side, and two more tables are situated right next to the river on the other. Access to highway #19a, communities of Deep Bay, Fanny Bay east side of highway
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| 103.0
(66.4) |
64.0
(41.3) |
Exit # 101
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Access to Rest Area. East to Highway #19a (Oceanside Route). east to communities of Buckley Bay, Union Bay, Roystom. East to ferry to Denman Island |
| 115.8
(53.6) |
72.0
(33.3) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the Trent River |
| 117.0
(52.4) |
72.7
(32.6) |
Exit #117 - (Comax Valley Parkway)
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East to city of Courtenay, town of Comox, C.F Base Comox. Access to Visitor Information Centre |
| 126.7
(42.7) |
78.7
(26.5) |
Exit - #127
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East to City of Courtenay, town of Comox |
| 129.3
(40.1) |
80.3
(24.9) |
Exit #130
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East to Courtenay, Comox |
| 136.5
(32.9) |
84.8
(20.4) |
View from highway
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Driving north |
| 142.8
(26.6) |
88.7
(16.5) |
Exit - # 144 -( Hamm Road )
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East to communities of Saratoga Beach, Oyster Bay, Black Creek. East to Miracle Beach Provincial Park via highway #19a. This park offers 197 vehicle accessible campsites, set in a second-growth forest of Douglas fir, alder, hemlock and maple. Campsite reservations are accepted and first-come, first-served sites are also available |
| 151.5
(17.9) |
94.1
(11.1) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the Oyster River |
| 155.3
(14.1) |
96.5
(8.8) |
View from highway
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Driving north |
| 160.2
(9.2) |
99.5
(5.7) |
Exit - # 161 - Jubilee Parkway
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Access to community of Campbell River, R C M P Detachment, Hospital. Capture the spirit of Campbell River. Stroll in sea breezes on Discovery Pier and you might see a salmon, eagle, or whale. Take in views of Discovery Passage, Quadra Island and, in the distance, the rugged Coast Mountain range of mainland British Columbia. |
| 163.0
(6.4) |
101.3
(4.0) |
View from highway
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Driving north |
| 167.0
(2.4) |
103.8
(1.5) |
Exit #167 - Willis Road
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Access to Campbell River |
| 169.4
(0.0) |
105.3
(0.0) |
Junction of Highway #28
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Campbell River, all services. West to town of Gold River. North to Port Hardy and ferries to Prince Rupert, Bella Coola. South to cities of Nanaimo, Victoria |
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