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Epic British Columbia! Dease Lake to Price George British Colombia
About Vlog:
The road journey from Dease Lake to Prince George, British Columbia, covers a distance of approximately 800 kilometers (about 500 miles) and typically takes around 10 to 12 hours of driving, depending on road conditions and stops along the way. Here is a suggested route and some key points to consider:
1. Route:
- Start by heading south on Highway 37 (Stewart-Cassiar Highway) from Dease Lake.
- Continue on Highway 37 until you reach the junction with Highway 16 (Yellowhead Highway) near Kitwanga.
- Turn east onto Highway 16 and follow it all the way to Prince George.
2. Key Points and Stops:
- Dease Lake to Meziadin Junction (approximately 400 km):
- This stretch includes remote and scenic landscapes, with limited services available. Be sure to have enough fuel and supplies.
- Meziadin Junction:
- A good place to take a break and refuel.
-Kitwanga:
- At the junction of Highway 37 and Highway 16, another opportunity to refuel and take a rest. Kitwanga also has historic totem poles worth visiting.
- Smithers:
- Located along Highway 16, Smithers is a charming town with amenities, restaurants, and accommodations. It’s a good place for a longer stop.
- Burns Lake:
- Another potential stop for rest and refueling.
- Vanderhoof:
- The last major town before reaching Prince George, offering additional services and amenities.
3. Road Conditions and Safety:
- The road conditions can vary, especially in remote areas. It’s essential to check for any road closures or construction updates before starting your journey.
- Wildlife, including bears and moose, may be present on or near the road, particularly in the more remote sections, so drive cautiously.
- Ensure your vehicle is well-prepared for a long journey, including having a spare tire, jack, and emergency kit.
4. Weather Considerations:
- Weather in this region can change rapidly, especially in the fall and winter months. Check the weather forecast and be prepared for adverse conditions such as snow or heavy rain.
- It’s advisable to carry extra food, water, and warm clothing in case of delays.
5. Communications:
- Cell phone coverage may be limited in some remote areas along Highway 37. Consider carrying a satellite phone or a personal locator beacon for emergencies.
This journey offers stunning scenery and the chance to experience some of British Columbia’s most beautiful and remote landscapes. Enjoy your trip and drive safely!
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5 сен 2024
