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British Columbia #4
VANCOUVER ISLAND - City of Parksville to Port Alberni - Tofino - Ucluelet
British Columbia Road Map Travel Guide

This highway passes through the heartland of Vancouver Island with many campgrounds and services on route, and leads to world famous Pacific Rim National Park, as well as Long Beach a favorite for surf boarders. The highway heads west to the communities of Ucluelet and Tofino again a world class destination for Salmon fisherman

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Miles

Road Item

Road Summary

0.0
(164.6)
0.0
(102.3)
Junction of Highway # !9 - City of Parksville
West to Communities of Port Alberni, Ucluelet, The Pacific Rim national Park, Tofino. North to Port Hardy and ferries to Prince Rupert, Bella Coola. South to cities of Nanaimo, Victoria.
0.0
(164.6)
0.0
(102.3)
Roadside Highway Turnout - Photos
Wally Creek. Photos taken from turnout area
1.0
(163.6)
0.6
(101.7)
View from Highway
Driving west.
3.0
(161.6)
1.9
(100.4)
Junction of Highway #4a
South to community of Coombs, Coombs campground, Tranquility Campground.
5.5
(159.1)
3.4
(98.9)
Garden Gate Bed and Breakfast
Southside of highway.
7.8
(156.8)
4.8
(97.4)
Services at highway
Fuel, diesel
8.7
(155.9)
5.4
(96.9)
Whiskey Creek Campground
South side of highway
9.7
(154.9)
6.0
(96.3)
Little Qualicum Falls Provincial Park
North side of highway. This park has 94 vehicle accessible campsites in two separate campgrounds, the Upper Campground and the Lower Campground. Campsite reservations are accepted and first-come, first-served sites are also available
12.6
(152.0)
7.8
(94.5)
View from highway
Driving west
13.5
(151.1)
8.4
(93.9)
Chalet Road
Access to Cameron Lake, campground. North side of highway
13.7
(150.9)
8.5
(93.8)
Cameron Lake Provincial Rest Area - Roadside highway turnout
Access from highway
15.8
(148.8)
9.8
(92.5)
View from highway
Driving west
16.7
(147.9)
10.4
(91.9)
Roadside Highway Turnout
North side of highway, picnic area, toilets
20.0
(144.6)
12.4
(89.9)
McMillan Cathederal Grove Provincial Park
Parking Lots both sides of highway. Cathedral Grove, located in MacMillan Provincial Park, is one of the most accessible stands of giant Douglas fir trees on Vancouver Island. Here visitors can stroll through a network of trails under the shadow of towering ancient Douglas-fir trees, majestic pillars untouched by the modern world – some more than 800 years old. Trails on either side of the highway lead visitors through the mighty stands of this coastal forest. On the south side you will find the largest Douglas firs - one measuring more than 9 meters in circumference. On the northern side of the road you’ll find groves of ancient Western red cedar standing sentry over nearby Cameron Lake
20.0
(144.6)
12.4
(89.9)
McMillan Cathederal Grove Provincial Park

20.0
(144.6)
12.4
(89.9)
McMillan Cathederal Grove Provincial Park

20.3
(144.3)
12.6
(89.7)
View from highway
Driving west
27.6
(137.0)
17.2
(85.1)
Port Alberni Summit
375 mtrs. Brake Check turnout for trucks, north side of highway
29.0
(135.6)
18.0
(84.3)
Access to community of Arrowsmith & Arrowsmith Regional Park
North of highway
33.8
(130.8)
21.0
(81.3)
Timber Lane Road
Access to Timber Lodge & R V Park. South side of highway
34.4
(130.2)
21.4
(80.9)
City of Port Alberni - Photo
Visitor Information, south side of highway
37.0
(127.6)
23.0
(79.3)
Port Alberni Business Section
All services
38.7
(125.9)
24.0
(78.2)
View from highway
Driving west
39.1
(125.5)
24.3
(78.0)
Stamp River Provincial Park
North of Highway. This park offers 23 vehicle accessible campsites set in a mature forest. A number of these sites overlook the river. Fees are collected from April 1 to October 15. Campsite reservations are accepted and first-come, first-served sites are also available.
40.9
(123.7)
25.4
(76.9)
Cedarwood Lodge Bed and Breakfast
North side of highway
41.8
(122.8)
26.0
(76.3)
Point of Interest
Crossing the Somass River
42.2
(122.4)
26.2
(76.1)
Roadside Highway Turnout
North side of highway, large gravel turnout
45.0
(119.6)
28.0
(74.3)
Services at Highway
Fuel
45.6
(119.0)
28.3
(73.9)
Arrowvale Campground
North of highway
47.2
(117.4)
29.3
(73.0)
Point of Interest
Crossing the Sproat River
49.6
(115.0)
30.8
(71.5)
Sproat Lake Provincial Park
North of highway. There are two separate campgrounds with 59 vehicle accessible campsites in this park. The Lower campground has 15 sites and is located close to the lake. The Upper campground, with 44 sites, is located across the highway from the lake and is connected to the lower campground and beach access by a trail that leads through a highway underpass. Campsite reservations are accepted and first-come, first-served sites are also available.
49.6
(115.0)
30.8
(71.5)
POINT OF INTEREST
NOTE - There is NO FUEL for 85kms west of this point, as of Aug / 2003
52.0
(112.6)
32.3
(70.0)
View from highway
Driving west
59.1
(105.5)
36.7
(65.6)
Taylor Arm Provincial Park
North side of highway. The main purpose of Taylor Arm Provincial Park is to provide group camping facilities close to the shores of Sproat Lake. The six group campsites at this park are located across the highway from the lake, connected via a trail that leads through a highway underpass. This pleasantly wooded park has undeveloped beaches and two day-use areas – one on the shores of Sproat Lake at the end of the trail from the campground and the other at Camp 10, located ½ km west of the group campground parking lot down Hwy #4. A short trail from the Camp 10 parking lot also leads to the lake.
60.0
(104.6)
37.3
(65.0)
Point of Interest
Sproat Lake, south side of highway
64.5
(100.1)
40.1
(62.2)
Roadside Highway Turnout - with Historical Information
South side of highway, paved
78.7
(85.9)
48.9
(53.4)
Provincial - Rest Area - Roadside Highway Turnout
Picnic tables, toilets
79.0
(85.6)
49.1
(53.2)
Point of Interest
Crossing Taylor River
80.1
(84.5)
49.8
(52.5)
Point of Interest
Crossing the South Sutton River
84.0
(80.6)
52.2
(50.1)
Point of Interest
The Sutton Summit
93.2
(71.4)
57.9
(44.4)
Wally Creek Roadside highway turnout
Looking at Walley Creek from turnout
99.0
(65.6)
61.5
(40.8)
Roadside Highway Turnout
North side of highway, gravel
102.6
(62.0)
63.8
(38.5)
Roadside Highway Turnout
North side of highway, large paved turnout
108.6
(56.0)
67.5
(34.8)
View from highway
Driving west
114.2
(50.4)
71.0
(31.3)
Roadside Highway Turnout
South side of highway, large turnout
116.3
(48.3)
72.3
(30.0)
Roadside Highway Turnout
North side of highway
116.8
(47.8)
72.6
(29.7)
View from highway
Driving west
119.4
(45.2)
74.2
(28.1)
Roadside Highway Turnout
North side of highway, gravel
129.6
(35.0)
80.5
(21.7)
Roadside Highway Turnout
North side of highway, gravel
130.3
(34.3)
81.0
(21.3)
Corporate Limits District of Ucluelet
Welcome to Ucluelet, The Heart of the Pacific Rim
131.0
(33.6)
81.4
(20.9)
Junction of Roadway to the community of Ucluelet
Ucluelet 6 kms south, access to community of Port Albion. South to Ucluelet Visitor Information Centre. South to The Wild Pacicic Hiking Trail.
131.0
(33.6)
81.4
(20.9)
Photo - The Pacific Wild Hiking Trail
Taken from trail
131.0
(33.6)
81.4
(20.9)
Photo - The Pacific Wild Hiking Trail
Taken from trail
132.2
(32.4)
82.1
(20.1)
Point of Interest
Southern Boundery of The Pacific Rim National Park Reserve. Backed by the Insular Mountains Range of Vancouver Island and facing the open Pacific Ocean, Pacific Rim presents the rich natural and cultural heritage of Canada's west coast. Its cool and wet maritime climate produces an abundance of life in the water and on land. Lush coastal temperate rainforest gives way to bountiful and diverse intertidal and subtidal areas.
133.7
(30.9)
83.1
(19.2)
Pacific Rim National Park Information
North side of highway
135.9
(28.7)
84.4
(17.8)
Wickaninnish Beach Access
Wickaninnish Beach is an excellent place to start exploring the shoreline. Here you'll find a sandy beach, a rocky shore, and a cobblestone beach side by side.
139.8
(24.8)
86.9
(15.4)
Fisheries Restoration Interperative Drive
North side of highway, picnic tables
140.3
(24.3)
87.2
(15.1)
Rain Forest Hiking Trail
Parking lot, south side of highway
141.8
(22.8)
88.1
(14.2)
Access to beach
South side of highway
143.5
(21.1)
89.2
(13.1)
Green Point Campground
Access from highway. There is one campground within the Long Beach Unit of Pacific Rim National Park Reserve. Green Point Campground is located on Hwy.4, midway between Ucluelet and Tofino. All 105 sites are situated on a forested terrace with trail access to Long Beach.
144.0
(20.6)
89.5
(12.8)
Wardens Office
Access from highway
146.9
(17.7)
91.3
(11.0)
Long Beach Parking Lot - Access to Airport
Access from highway. Photo taken from Long Beach. Surfs up!
146.9
(17.7)
91.3
(11.0)
Long Beach
Photo taken from Long Beach, looking south east
149.1
(15.5)
92.7
(9.6)
Schooner Hiking Trail

151.1
(13.5)
93.9
(8.4)
Long Beach Golfing & Camping
North of highway
153.7
(10.9)
95.5
(6.8)
Radar Lookout Point
West side of highway
154.3
(10.3)
95.9
(6.4)
Point of Interest
North boundry of Pacific Rim National Park
157.3
(7.3)
97.7
(4.5)
Entering community of Tofino
North side of highway. Visitor Information Centre. Joint province and Tofino - Long Beach District Chamber of Commerce information point. Washrooms at centre
160.0
(4.6)
99.4
(2.9)
Crystal Cove Beach Resort & Campground - Ocean Village Beach Resort
Access from highway
161.2
(3.4)
100.2
(2.1)
McKenzie Beach Resort Campground and Cabins
West side of highway
161.5
(3.1)
100.4
(1.9)
Tofino Botanical Gardens
North side of highway
162.3
(2.3)
100.9
(1.4)
Services at highway
Fuel. South side of highway
162.7
(1.9)
101.1
(1.2)
Services at highway
Fuel. South side of highway
164.0
(0.6)
101.9
(0.4)
Tofino Business Area
All services
164.1
(0.5)
102.0
(0.3)
RCMP Detachment
North side of highway
164.6
(0.0)
102.3
(0.0)
Tofino - Start / Finish of Highway
North by water to Clayoquot Sound. East to District of Ucluelet, cities of Parksville, Nanaimo, Victoria

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British Columbia Road Map Travel Guide: #4 VANCOUVER ISLAND - City of Parksville to Port Alberni - Tofino - Ucluelet

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