Sunshine Coast & Lower Mainland British Columbia Travel Map

The Coastline of our friendly neighbor to the North and Canadian Province, British Columbia, can be long and varied.

The part just north and west of Vancouver is best known as the Sunshine Coast. 

With its rugged mountain ranges and deep forests, road-building is impractical for much of the interior. Communities like Gibsons, Sechelt and Powell River are joined together Highway 101 and ferries. For the Kayakers, you'll have countless fjords to explore to take you into the wilderness and for the hikers former loggings roads that are commonly used as trails. 

This two sided map uses the Strait of Georgia as it's middle marker. Side A covers the mostly unpopulated and wild Bute Inlet leading to Waddington Glacier and the vast Homathko Icefield. 

Side B covers southwestern BC, including eastern portions of Vancouver Island (as far north as Nanaimo) and the south interior including Chilliwack to east, and north to Pemberton (and a bit beyond). The side also includes the San Juan Islands and as far south as Oak Bay on Whidbey Island.