Blind Bay to North Vancouver

• Traffic

  Avoid the bridges during peak morning and afternoon hours.
• Parking

  Parking at major attractions can be expensive; use public transit if possible.
• Weather

  The North Shore gets more rain than the rest of the region.
• Navigation

  Use GPS to find your way through the winding mountain roads.
• Timing

  Plan your arrival for mid-day to avoid traffic.

• Driving

  Be careful on steep mountain roads.
• Weather

  Be prepared for fog in the mountains.
• Emergency

  Keep your vehicle in good condition for mountain driving.
• Roads

  Watch for cyclists on the roads.

• How long does it take?
  About 5 hours.
• Is there a train?
  No, there is no passenger rail to North Vancouver.
• What is the best route?
  Highway 1 is the most direct.
• Are there tolls?
  No, there are no tolls on this route.
• Is it a safe city?
  Yes, it is a very safe and family-friendly city.

• From Blind Bay, British Columbia, Canada
• To North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
• Modes

Summer for hiking and outdoor activities.