Falkland to North Vancouver

• Coquihalla Conditions

  Always check DriveBC for mountain pass conditions before leaving.
• Fuel

  Fill up in Kamloops or Merritt to avoid higher prices on the highway.
• Timing

  Avoid traveling during peak holiday weekends to escape heavy traffic.
• Gear

  Carry tire chains if traveling in winter, even with winter tires.
• Photography

  Stop at the scenic viewpoints along the Coquihalla for great photos.

• Mountain Driving

  Use lower gears when descending steep mountain grades on the Coquihalla.
• Wildlife

  Watch for deer and elk on the roadside, especially at dawn.
• Visibility

  Fog is common in the mountains; use your fog lights if necessary.
• Emergency

  Cell service is generally good, but keep a backup power bank.

• How long is the drive?
  It takes about 5 hours.
• Is there a bus?
  No direct bus service is available for this specific route.
• What is the best route?
  The Coquihalla Highway is the most direct and efficient route.
• Are there tolls?
  No, there are no tolls on this highway.
• Is it a difficult drive?
  It is a major highway, but requires caution in winter.

• From Falkland, British Columbia, Canada
• To North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
• Modes

Summer for clear mountain passes and pleasant weather.