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Northern Vancouver Island offers vast stretches of undisturbed rainforest, mountains surrounded by pristine lakes, and thousands of kilometers of coastline. With only one major roadway reaching the island's northern extents, it's a region where secluded beaches and quiet campsites are easy to find.
Popular activities in the region include salmon fishing in Campbell River, hiking in Strathcona Park and Cape Scott, and paddling the shores of Brooks Peninsula Park.
This dual-sided 34" x 46.25" map from Backroad Maps is printed on durable, waterproof paper and covers the areas around Port Hardy, Port McNeill, Gold River, Campbell River, and Courtenay/Comox. It includes detailed cartography, relief shading, and colour-coded Provincial Parks, along with points of interest, hiking trails, campsites, beaches, and paddling routes.
Detailed descriptions of recreation sites and parks are also included, covering camping, fees, activities, and access.
34 x 46.25 inches, printed dual-sided.
Yes, it's printed on durable, waterproof paper.
Port Hardy, Port McNeill, Gold River, Campbell River, Courtenay/Comox, and the surrounding Northern Vancouver Island region.
Points of interest, hiking trails, campsites, beaches, paddling routes, relief shading, colour-coded Provincial Parks, and descriptions of recreation sites including camping, fees, activities, and access.
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Northern Vancouver Island offers vast stretches of undisturbed rainforest, mountains surrounded by pristine lakes, and thousands of kilometers of coastline. With only one major roadway reaching the island's northern extents, it's a region where secluded beaches and quiet campsites are easy to find.
Popular activities in the region include salmon fishing in Campbell River, hiking in Strathcona Park and Cape Scott, and paddling the shores of Brooks Peninsula Park.
This dual-sided 34" x 46.25" map from Backroad Maps is printed on durable, waterproof paper and covers the areas around Port Hardy, Port McNeill, Gold River, Campbell River, and Courtenay/Comox. It includes detailed cartography, relief shading, and colour-coded Provincial Parks, along with points of interest, hiking trails, campsites, beaches, and paddling routes.
Detailed descriptions of recreation sites and parks are also included, covering camping, fees, activities, and access.
