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The entire length of the Highway is numbered Highway 16 and is part of the Trans Canada Highway System (Not to be confused with the southern Trans Canada Highway #1). The section of the Yellowhead Highway covered here is 733 km/455 miles and takes you from Prince George in the center of British Columbia to Prince Rupert on BC’s Pacific coast.
- Terrace to Prince Rupert
Bridge to Kaien Island where Prince Rupert is located. 14.9....
- Cassiar Highway
Cassiar Highway 37 is a 724 km/450 mile long road which...
- Alaska Highway
0. Dawson Creek is “Alaska Highway Mile 0” and has a...
- Terrace to Prince Rupert
Distance to Prince George is 454 miles; distance to Alaska State Ferry dock at Prince Rupert is 902 miles. E 4.5 Devon Bypass/Highway 60. Glowing Embers Travel Centre & RV Park .
The highway travels southeast for 282 km (175 mi) to Saskatoon, passing through North Battleford about halfway in between. From Saskatoon, the Yellowhead Highway continues its southeastern journey through the province for 329 km (204 mi) to Yorkton.
Follow the Yellowhead into the Northwest. It’s impossible to see everything along Route 16 in just a few days. This nearly 720-kilometre stretch of highway, linking Prince George to Prince Rupert, cuts through a vast wilderness area studded with rolling plains, glaciated valleys, soaring snow-capped peaks, thundering waterfalls, and the wild ...
The south-north Alaska Highway 97 intersects in Prince George with the east-west Yellowhead Highway 16. People have come to Prince George from around the globe and provided the city with its cosmopolitan flair, which is reflected in ethnic restaurants and diverse recreational and cultural activities.
Take the Highway 37 ( Stewart-Cassiar Highway) from Kitwanga to Watson Lake, and continue on to the Alaska Highway. To travel the entire Alaska Highway, travel north on Highway 97 from Prince George up to the eastern end of the Alaska Highway in Dawson Creek . Yellowhead Highway.
It's a long 756km (470 miles) from Prince Rupert to Prince George. Even though it's possible to make the journey in 1 long day, it's far more pleasant to take it slowly, enjoy the scenery, and stop at some of the cultural sights along the way.
