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Miles |
Road Item |
Road Summary |
| 0.0
(321.0) |
0.0
(199.5) |
Sea to Sky Highway, Junction 99 & 97
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South to Cache Creek 11 km's. North to 100 mile house. West to Lillooet, Whistler, Squamish, Vancouver |
| 0.7
(320.3) |
0.4
(199.0) |
Hat Creek Ranch
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Interesting ranch that served the transportation needs and way point for the Cariboo Gold Rush Wagon Trail. |
| 14.8
(306.2) |
9.2
(190.3) |
Photo
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View of highway,#99 Driving west. |
| 24.4
(296.6) |
15.2
(184.3) |
Butterfly Store and Native Crafts
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| 25.1
(295.9) |
15.6
(183.9) |
Large Lime Mine (Name?)
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An active and very large lime mine. Worth stopping to see big trucks and heavy equipment extract lime. |
| 29.0
(292.0) |
18.0
(181.4) |
Marble Canyon Provincial Park
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A small, quiet campground, set between two small lakes, popular with fishermen and birders. There are 26 campsites at this park. |
| 33.1
(287.9) |
20.6
(178.9) |
Blue Sky Water Resort
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| 33.1
(287.9) |
20.6
(178.9) |
Photo
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View from highway #99 driving west |
| 41.7
(279.3) |
25.9
(173.6) |
Photo
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View from highway #99, driving west |
| 49.2
(271.8) |
30.6
(168.9) |
Farm Plateau, hay bales, river gorge
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| 59.5
(261.5) |
37.0
(162.5) |
Downgrade of 15% into Lillooet
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| 59.5
(261.5) |
37.0
(162.5) |
Photo
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View from highway # 99 driving west |
| 62.8
(258.2) |
39.0
(160.4) |
Tunnel with 45 degree corner
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| 62.8
(258.2) |
39.0
(160.4) |
Photo
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View of highway tunnel, driving west on highway # 99 |
| 74.6
(246.4) |
46.4
(153.1) |
view point enter from the east.
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| 74.6
(246.4) |
46.4
(153.1) |
Photo
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View from highway #99, driving west |
| 79.5
(241.5) |
49.4
(150.1) |
Lillooet
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Junction with highway 12.Founded as Mile 0 on the wagon road leading to the Cariboo and Barkerville gold fields, Lillooet was a child of the Gold Rush, like so many Cariboo towns. |
| 83.9
(237.1) |
52.1
(147.3) |
Bridge: Single Lane
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| 84.8
(236.2) |
52.7
(146.8) |
Steep Road 13% Grade
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| 90.2
(230.8) |
56.1
(143.4) |
View Point
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| 92.9
(228.1) |
57.7
(141.7) |
Single Lane Wood Bridge
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| 102.0
(219.0) |
63.4
(136.1) |
Photo
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View from highway # 99 driving west |
| 103.5
(217.5) |
64.3
(135.2) |
Cotton Wood Creek Recreation Site
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| 110.1
(210.9) |
68.4
(131.1) |
Photo
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View from highway # 99 driving west |
| 113.0
(208.0) |
70.2
(129.3) |
Roger Creek Recreation Site
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| 117.4
(203.6) |
73.0
(126.5) |
Caoosh Creek Day Use Area
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| 121.4
(199.6) |
75.4
(124.0) |
Pull Out
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| 130.7
(190.3) |
81.2
(118.3) |
Duffey Lake
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| 130.7
(190.3) |
81.2
(118.3) |
Photo
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View from highway #99 ,Duffey Lake |
| 136.5
(184.5) |
84.8
(114.6) |
Scenic Section of Highway
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Very curvey and scenic section of Highway. Beautiful! |
| 136.5
(184.5) |
84.8
(114.6) |
Photo
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View of highway # 99 driving west |
| 150.3
(170.7) |
93.4
(106.1) |
Joffre Lakes Provincial Park Turn Off
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Joffre Lakes Provincial Park is a wilderness area. There are no drive-in campsites at this park. Wilderness camping is permitted at Upper Joffre Lake, 5 km (3 miles) from the parking lot. Elevation of the Upper Lake is approximately 1600 metres. There are no facilities provided. There are no fees at this park. Open approximately June to October - user maintained. Check-out time is 11 a.m. Gates open 7 a.m., close at 11 p.m. |
| 160.0
(161.0) |
99.4
(100.0) |
15% Grade
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| 164.4
(156.6) |
102.2
(97.3) |
Lillooet Lake Lodge
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Lillooet Lake Rd Mount Currie c/o Box75, Pemberton
(604)905-9246
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| 174.4
(146.6) |
108.4
(91.1) |
Mt. Currie
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| 181.4
(139.6) |
112.7
(86.7) |
Town of Pemberton
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Famous for its seed potatoes, Pemberton also hosts a wide variety of recreation activities including snowmobiling, horseback riding, skiing, golfing, hiking, rafting, jet boating, and gliding. |
| 184.8
(136.2) |
114.8
(84.6) |
Nairn Falls Provincial Park
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This park provides a good base camp for exploring Whistler, the Pemberton Valley or nearby Garibaldi Provincial Park. It is an excellent overnight stop before continuing onto the Duffey Lake Road or points north or south. The falls are 60 m high and a 1.5 km hiking trail will take you to the viewpoint. There are 94 campsites at this park. There is a small picnic facility at this park. There are wheelchair facilities at this park.
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| 202.5
(118.5) |
125.8
(73.6) |
Garibaldi Provincial Park
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Garibaldi Park is a favorite destination of outdoor enthusiasts: it offers a range of hiking opportunities from lush alpine meadows, wildlife viewing opportunities, alpine flowers blooming in lush meadows, and hikes ranging from a few hours to a few days using map and compass. There are no drive-in campsites at this park. There are 196 wilderness/walk-in campsites at this park. One of the most beautiful places in BC. |
| 204.1
(116.9) |
126.8
(72.6) |
Photo
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View from highway # 99 driving west |
| 215.0
(106.0) |
133.6
(65.9) |
Whistler Village
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Major tourist and recreation area. Some of the world's best skiing. |
| 232.7
(88.3) |
144.6
(54.9) |
Brandy wine Falls Provincial Park
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This park offers vehicle accessible campsites on a first-come, first-served basis - campsite reservations are not accepted. There are 15 sites. There are no pull-through or double sites available. |
| 236.6
(84.4) |
147.0
(52.4) |
Brew Creek Lodge
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| 241.2
(79.8) |
149.9
(49.6) |
Black Tusk Provincial Park
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| 241.2
(79.8) |
149.9
(49.6) |
Squamish Area Information Stop
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| 257.3
(63.7) |
159.9
(39.6) |
Photo
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View from highway # 99 driving west |
| 265.0
(56.0) |
164.7
(34.8) |
Alice Lake Provincial Park Turn Off
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This park offers 108 vehicle accessible campsites. 82 of these sites can accommodate a large camper with trailer; 11 are medium sized sites; and 3 are small sites. There are 11 double sites. The campsite is set in forest cover and the sites are quite shaded. Sites are not on the lakeshore but are set back in the forest. |
| 271.5
(49.5) |
168.7
(30.8) |
Diamond Head Provincial Park Turn Off
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| 275.5
(45.5) |
171.2
(28.3) |
Squamish Visitor Information
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| 279.0
(42.0) |
173.4
(26.1) |
Shannon Falls Provincial Park Turn Off
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| 284.5
(36.5) |
176.8
(22.7) |
Murren Provincial Park
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(Ocean side) |
| 286.2
(34.8) |
177.8
(21.6) |
Photo
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View from highway#99, The Pacific Ocean, Howe Sound |
| 287.3
(33.7) |
178.5
(20.9) |
Copper Mine Museum
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Town of Brittania sits next to a small creek which is considered by some to be one of the top ten sources of toxic pollution in North America. The creek is pleasant to look at but dumps tons of copper into Howe Sound yearly. |
| 295.5
(25.5) |
183.6
(15.8) |
Porteau Cove Provincial Park
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Park Information. This park offers forty-four (44) vehicle accessible campsites, five (5) of which are double sites and two (2) are pull-through sites. There are also sixteen (16) walk-in campsites. |
| 306.0
(15.0) |
190.1
(9.3) |
View Point Pull Out
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| 309.0
(12.0) |
192.0
(7.5) |
Village of Lion's Bay
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| 316.0
(5.0) |
196.4
(3.1) |
West Vancouver City Limits
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Information |
| 321.0
(0.0) |
199.5
(0.0) |
Horseshoe Bay Ferries Terminal
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| 321.0
(0.0) |
199.5
(0.0) |
Junction of Highway 99 and Trans Canada Highway 1
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#99 Joins with the Trans Canada Highway #1. North to Squamish, Whistler, Lillooet, Cache Creek. South to Vancouver |
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