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Sea to Summit is an unforgettable British Columbia adventure that takes you from the rugged shores of the Pacific Ocean to the soaring peaks of the Coast Mountains. Begin by exploring Vancouver Island's scenic coastline, charming seaside communities, and abundant marine wildlife before boarding the spectacular Discovery Coast Passage ferry to the remote wilderness of Bella Coola. Journey through the untamed beauty of the Chilcotin Plateau, where expansive valleys, crystal-clear lakes, and dramatic canyons showcase a side of British Columbia few travelers ever experience. The adventure culminates in the world-renowned mountain resort of Whistler, where alpine scenery, the breathtaking Peak 2 Peak Gondola, and endless outdoor activities provide the perfect finale. Combining coastal beauty, remote wilderness, iconic mountain landscapes, and exceptional RV camping, Sea to Summit is one of British Columbia's most diverse and rewarding RV adventures.
Hullo - Vancouver Ferry Terminal to Kye Bay
Kye Bay to Dick Murphy Park
Discovery Pier at Discovery Pier
2.2 mi from stop · ~7m drive
A popular 180m long pier in downtown Campbell River offering superb views of Discovery Passage and Quadra Island, with built-in rod holders and a concession stand for fishing gear and ice cream.
Dick Murphy Park to Cedar Park Resort
World's Largest Tree Burl at World's Largest Tree Burl
4.4 mi from stop · ~10m drive
This 24-ton, 525-year-old burl is a unique roadside oddity and world record located next to the community hall in Port McNeill.
Mackay Whale Watching at Mackay Whale Watching
3.1 mi from stop · ~10m drive
A small, family-run company operating whale watching tours in the area for four decades, recommended by locals for viewing orcas and humpbacks.
Cedar Park Resort to Rip Rap Campsite
This is the specific BC Ferries terminal at the northern tip of Vancouver Island serving routes to Prince Rupert and Bella Coola, matching the user's query for the Port Hardy ferry terminal.
This is the official ferry terminal in Bella Coola where the BC Ferries Discovery Coast Passage arrives and departs, connecting to Port Hardy.
Bella Coola Valley Visitor Centre at Bella Coola Valley Visitor Centre
8.4 mi from stop · ~19m drive
Visitor centre in the main community of the Central Coast Regional District, useful as a real starting point for local sightseeing and route planning. Bella Coola is identified as the regional commercial center in the CCRD profile.
Rip Rap Campsite to Eagle Bear Lodge (Tatla Lake)
This wilderness resort offers well-equipped cabins, camping, and dedicated RV sites, directly matching the user's request for RV park camping near Tatla Lake.
Tatla Lake at Tatla Lake
7.2 mi from stop · ~16m drive
This is the named community at the center of the search area and sits on Highway 20 in the West Chilcotin, making it the most direct point of interest in or immediately around the map view.
Eagle Bear Lodge (Tatla Lake) to Williams Lake Stampede Campground
Scout Island Nature Centre at Scout Island Nature Centre
0.5 mi from stop · ~2m drive
Scout Island is a well-known local nature preserve with boardwalks, birdwatching, and trails. It is a strong POI choice for visitors looking for an outdoor attraction within Williams Lake.
Williams Lake Museum at Williams Lake Museum
1.3 mi from stop · ~4m drive
The Williams Lake Museum is a specific local attraction inside the Tourism Discovery Centre area. It is a good match for a POI query because it offers local history and culture in town.
Williams Lake Stampede Campground to Clinton Pines RV Park & Campground
This is the main hub for tourists in 100 Mile House, featuring the world's tallest cross-country skis and access to the 100 Mile Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary.
A small wetland area popular for birdwatching, especially waterfowl, located near the Visitor Centre in 100 Mile House.
Chasm Provincial Park at Chasm Provincial Park
9.2 mi from stop · ~20m drive
This is the specific provincial park near Clinton featuring the Painted Chasm, a massive gorge formed by glacial erosion, matching the user's query for 'chasm park'.
Clinton Pines RV Park & Campground to Nairn Falls Campground
A notable attraction in Lillooet built in 1913, now serving as a foot and bike crossing with bat houses, offering historical and scenic value.
This easily accessible provincial park features a stunning 60-meter waterfall and is a top free activity near Pemberton, perfect for nature lovers.
The Beer Farmers at The Beer Farmers
8.1 mi from stop · ~18m drive
A unique brewery located on a working farm with spectacular mountain views, offering family-friendly beer tastings and a sunflower maze nearby.
Pemberton Museum at Pemberton Museum
2.1 mi from stop · ~6m drive
A local museum showcasing artifacts, antiques, and photos that document Pemberton's history and evolution, offering insight into the region's farming culture.
Nairn Falls Campground to Riverside - Parkbridge Camping & RV Resort
An award-winning RV resort in the heart of Whistler offering 30–50 amp hookups, water access, cabins, yurts, and walk-in tent sites.
Peak 2 Peak Gondola at Peak 2 Peak Gondola
4.7 mi from stop · ~10m drive
This tricable gondola lift connects Whistler Mountain and Blackcomb Mountain, offering record-breaking views and a 11-minute sightseeing journey between the two peaks.
Whistler Olympic Park at Whistler Olympic Park
7.2 mi from stop · ~16m drive
This is the specific Nordic and Biathlon venue for the 2010 Winter Olympics located in the Callaghan Valley, just south of Whistler, matching the user's query for an Olympic park near British Columbia.
Riverside - Parkbridge Camping & RV Resort to Edgewater Bar Campground
Planned and checked by the Rally Planning team. Free with every membership. Members copy it into their own library, change the dates, and plan the drive around their rig.
