Alaska Highway in Area D (Kiskatinaw Valley), British Columbia

Alaska Highway in Area D (Kiskatinaw Valley) is a two-lane expressway (100 km/h, road number BC 97) and it crosses a bridge. It runs in a southeast-northwest direction and crosses Big Bam Road, Taylor Flats Road, Johnson Road, Pingel Creek Road, Pullout, Road 249, Road 230, Road 228, Road 226, Road 224, Old Alaska Highway and Orrin Powell Road. Alaska Highway is also known as Highway 97. This road is part of the long-distance road "97". Alaska Highway also exists in Taylor, Fort St. John, Dawson Creek, Area B (Finlay Valley/Beatton Valley) and Area C (Old Fort/Charlie Lake).

Alternative Name
Highway 97
Road Type
expressway
Lanes
2
Speed Limit
70
Route
southeast-northwest

Viewpoint

  • Trestle – approx. 57,7 km.
  • Downstream Viewpoint – approx. 153,2 km.
  • Leake Viewpoint – approx. 153,5 km.
  • River Access – approx. 153,8 km.
  • Upper Viewpoint – approx. 153,8 km.
  • Lower Viewpoint Platform – approx. 153,9 km.
  • Canary Falls – approx. 154,9 km.

Campsite

  • Bearhole Lake Campground – approx. 120,7 km.
  • Redwillow River – approx. 135,4 km.
  • Lower Horse Camp – approx. 239,9 km.
  • Kakwa Lake (tents allowed) – approx. 240,0 km.
  • Big Meadow Horse Camp – approx. 240,5 km.

Car repair shops

  • SSAutomotive – approx. 700 m.

Convenience stores

  • Tomslake General Store at Old Edmonton Highway 15395 – approx. 74,2 km.

Post offices

  • Rolla (Canada Post) at 403rd Street 5184 (V0C 2G0) – approx. 42,3 km.
  • Tomslake (Canada Post) (V0C 2L0) – approx. 74,3 km.

Attraction

  • Kinuseo Falls – approx. 153,9 km.
  • Corral Cave – approx. 156,0 km.

Shelter

  • pavillion – approx. 700 m.

Hardware shops

  • Windsor Plywood at Harper Drive 8219 (V1G 4G9) – approx. 47,1 km.

Bakeries

  • Gramma's Pantry at Tomslake Subdivision 15400 – approx. 74,3 km.