British Columbia
Tow Hill — Naikoon Provincial Park Basalt Headland Viewpoint
A 109-metre volcanic basalt plug rising from North Beach — the dominant landmark of Haida Gwaii's northeast coast…
Canada
Overlanding Trails in British Columbia
Trails curated for overlanders in British Columbia.
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British Columbia
Misty Meadows Campground — Naikoon Provincial Park
BC Parks' only drive-in campground inside Naikoon — your base for tackling the Tlell River trail and Haida…
British Columbia
Naikoon Provincial Park — Tlell River Estuary Dispersed Camp
Raw, wind-scoured estuary camping on the east coast of Haida Gwaii — where the Tlell River meets Hecate…
British Columbia
ExpertTlell River to Cape Fife — Haida Gwaii East Coast Wilderness Track via Naikoon Provincial Park
North Pacific beach driving on Haida territory.
British Columbia
DifficultChilcotin Plateau War Road — Williams Lake to Bella Coola via the Chilcotin Highway and Freedom Road Descent
Built by settlers with dynamite. Still scares people.
Alaska
ExtremeTatshenshini-Alsek Wilderness Road — Haines to Dry Bay via Dalton Post and the Alsek River
Glaciers, grizzlies, and no way out.
Alaska
ModerateChilkoot Pass Road — Skagway to the Yukon Interior via White Pass Summit
Gold Rush corridor. The pass still bites.
Alaska
ExpertTatshenshini-Alsek Wilderness Corridor — Haines Highway to Dry Bay via Dalton Post and Alsek River
Three borders, one icefield, zero cell service.
British Columbia
DifficultStikine River Road — Dease Lake to Telegraph Creek via the Grand Canyon of the Stikine
John Muir's 100-mile Yosemite. No tourists.
Alaska
ExpertTatshenshini–Alsek Wilderness Road — Haines to Dry Bay via Dalton Post and the Alsek River Corridor
Glacier valleys, grizzlies, and three borders.