Scrabblebiker |
16 May 2014 02:57 |
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Originally Posted by miggles
(Post 466155)
Thank you for such a detailed response and also for confirming my chosen route. Hanging a left at Prince George and heading out to Terrace before going north was definitely my plan so now I'm really looking forward to it. :)
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Also, you can take a side road on the west side of the Fraser River between Williams Lake and Quesnel. Most of it was fairly recently paved and it takes you right down to the river and then through peaceful country settings with farms and homesteads. A much nicer option than the relatively boring highway 97.
If you're interested in some gravel backroads get the BC backroads mapbook. There's a network of roads from Quesnel towards Vanderhoof, bypassing Prince George. Blackwater road is one option (all gravel). Another is to head to Nazko (all paved) and then a network of gravel roads which take you back to highway 16 near Vanderhoof. The scenery isn't great throughout these roads but neither is highway 97 via Prince George. Fuel was available in Nazko when I went through there last summer.
Have a blast!
...Michelle
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