Highway 99 from south to north (we know we normally go north to south but in this case the most used portion of the highway is from the Boarder to Vancouver so we inverted our normal layout)

If southbound go from the bottom up Vancouver Whistler

Map of the Lower Mainland

Mile 0

U.S. / Canadian Border – Canadian Customs / U.S. Customs

Peace Arch Provincial Park adjoins Peace Arch State Park of

Washington State Parks

Mile 0.1

British Columbia Information Center – Tourist Information

Mile 1

(2 Km)

Campbell River Road ( 8^th Ave) / White Rock / U.S. Border Truck Crossing

The beachfront city of White Rock is 1.5 miles (2.5 Km) west

Truck Route (alt. Crossing) – Travel approx 2 mi. (3+ Km) east on

Campbell River Road to Pacific Highway then south 1.2 mi. (2 Km) to

Truck and passenger car U.S. Border Crossing.

Mile 5

(9 Km)

King George Highway (99A) / New Westminster / Highway 1 via 99A

Mile 9

( 15 Km)

Annacis Island / Highway 91 / New Westminster

New Westminster is 9 mi. (15 Km) north via Hwy 91

Alternate route - turn north then west on Hwy 91 for an alternate route

to Mile 23 on this highway (Hwy 99) bypassing traffic jam at George

Massey Tunnel during rush hour.

Alternate route to Vancouver – Knight Street Bridge – after exiting

west on Hwy 91, turn north on Knight Street and cross over north arm of

the Fraser River to Vancouver.

Mile 12

(20 Km)

Highway 10 / Ladner Trunk Road / Langley / Highway 1 via Highway 10/ Victoria Ferries

Langley is 16 mi. (26 Km) to the east

Highway 1 is 22 mi. (36 Km) to the east.

Ladner is 5 mi (8 Km) west via Ladner Trunk Road.

Tsawwassen is 5 mi. west, left at Ladner (stoplight) (hwy 17 / 60 st.), then

3.1 mi. (5 Km) south to the Tsawwassen turn-off to the left

(use left lane) then south 1 mi. ( 2 Km) south.

Victoria / Nanaiom Ferries west then left at Ladner (hwy 17 / 60^th St.)

then 6.2 mi. (10 Km) on Highway 17 to terminal.

Mile 16

(28 Km)

Exit 28 Highway 17 / Ladner

Ladner – southwest 1 mi. (2 Km) via Hwy 17

Victoria Ferry – Southwest 8.7 mi (14 Km) via Hwy 17 to terminal.

Deas Island Regional Park – exit northeast to 60^th Avenue

Exit 29 – River Road (southbound only)

Mile 18

(29 Km)

George Massey Tunnel – A unique tunnel under the Fraser River.

Locals still call it the Deas Island Tunnel. There are no services here.

Mile 19

(32 Km)

Exit 32 – Richmond / Steveston

Steveston is about 5 mi. (8 Km) to the west on the Steveston Hwy

Richmond is west 2.5 mi (4 Km) to Gilbert Road then right (north)

2.5 mi. (4 Km) to the downtown area.

Mile 21

(35 Km)

Richmond / New Westminster Highway

New Westminster – east 12 mi. (19 Km) via Westminster Highway

Richmond – west 1.9 mi. (3 Km)

Mile 22

(36 Km)

Richmond / Highway 91 (East/West Freeway) / New Westminster

New Westminster – east 12 mi. (19 Km) via Hwy 91

Richmond – west 1.9 mi. (3 Km)

Alternate route - turn east on Hwy 91 for an alternate route to Mile 11

on this highway (Hwy 99) missing the Massey Tunnel traffic jam at rush

hour

Mile 23

(38 Km)

Bridgeport Road / Vancouver International Airport

Mile 24

Oak Street Bridge – crosses north arm of Fraser River

– Highway 99 is Oak St. on this portion of the road

End of freeway

Entering the City of Vancouver, BC, Canada

Mile 25

(41 Km)

Park Street & Oak Street turn left (west)

Highway 99 turns left here then turns right on Granville St.

This is only one of several streets you can turn left on to go to

Granville St.

Mile 26

(42 Km)

Granville & Park Streets turn right (north) onto Granville

Mile 28

(46 Km)

16^th Avenue / University of British Columbia

Turn left, the University is 4 mi. (7 Km)

Mile 29

(48 Km)

– Granville Street Bridge

The Granville Public Market is located below this bridge. It is a highly popular

tourist attraction with many activities not the least of which is the public market

which is open 7 days a week.

If northbound: (Grandville is not open to through traffic)

At north end of bridge exit to right will take you 1 block east to Seymour Street

If southbound you will be one block to the west on Howe Street

Mile 31 (50Km)

– Dunsmuir St. turn left (corner of Seymour & Dunsmuir)

Georgia is one way to the right here so you must use Dunsmuir.

Travel 2 blocks on Dunsmuir then turn left on Howe Street

Travel 1 block on Howe then turn right onto Georgia

(If traveling southbound turn right here onto Howe Street it will take you to the

Granville Street Bridge (Mile 29 above))

Mile 32

(52 Km)

A photo of Kids at the Waterpark is loading...... Exit to Stanley Park

This fantastic park in the heart of downtown Vancouver is filled with tourist attractions from the Vancouver Aquarium to a waterpark for the kids. There are also miles of beach, trails, roads, and beautiful scenery.

This is British Columbia’s largest park. This park is a day use park, there are no camping facilities at this park

Visit the web site for Stanley Park

http://www.city.vancouver.bc.ca/parks/parks&gardens/stanley1.htm

a photo of Vancouver Aquarium is loading.......

Visit the Vancouver Aquarium’s web site

http://www.vanaqua.org/

Mile 33

(54 Km)

Lion’s Gate Bridge over First Narrows of Burrard Inlet

Lion's Gate Bridge is loading....... At north end of bridge exit to right to Marine Drive

On Marine Dr. take first right to Taylor Way

From Taylor Way take access ramp to Highway 1 west

Mile 35 (57 Km) – Highway 1 west / Horseshoe Bay – Vancouver Island Ferries

From here to Horseshoe Bay highway 1 and Highway 99 combine

Mile 41

(67 Km)

Exit right to Highway 99A / Whistler / Squamish

Keep left to Horseshoe Bay / Vancouver Island Ferries

From here Highway 99 is a 2 lane road.

Mile

(69 Km)

Viewpoint – Ferries and Howe Sound

Mile 45

(73 Km)

Viewpoint – Howe Sound

Mile 48

(77 Km)

Lions Bay – Population over1,300

Mile 55

(89 Km)

Porteau Cove Provincial Park

59 drive-up sites 31 reservable / 16 walk-in 12 reservable

http://wlapwww.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/porteau.htm

Mile 62

(100 Km)

Britannia Beach – Population about 350

BC Museum of Mining

Mile 63

(103 Km)

Murrin Provincial Park – picnics but no camping

Mile 66

(107 Km)

Shannon Falls Provincial Park – 1000 ft. Shannon Falls with viewing

Platform – picnicking but no camping

Stawamus Chief Provincial Park – rock climbing and camping

15 drive up and 47 walk in camp sites

http://wlapwww.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/stawamus.htm

Mile 67

(108 Km)

Squamish – Population around 14,000 At the head of Howe Sound

Mile 75

(121 Km)

Alice Lake Provincial Park

88 campsites

108 trailer camp sites 64 reserveable no hookups

Visit the park's web site.

Mile 81

(132 Km)

Garibaldi

Mile

(139 Km)

Garibaldi Lake and Taylor Meadows Campgrounds

These are hike in wilderness campgrounds with pit toilets and no water system. Water is available from streams and lakes and must be treated

Visit the park's web site.

Mile 89

(145 Km)

Brandywine Falls Provincial Park

15 drive-up campsites, no hookups

Visit the park's web site.

Mile 95

(154 Km)

Function Junction – industrial park and mall

Mile 99

( 161 Km)

Whistler – Population over 7,000. Whistler started out as a ski resort

but today it is a year round tourist destination

This is the north end of BC-99 at this time. The highway continues north and east to connect with the Trans-Canada Highway near Kamloops but we believe it is only open in the summer.

Whistler

Attractions

Lodging

Restaurants

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