Duncan Road in Area D (Nimpkish Valley/Cormorant Island), British Columbia

Duncan Road in Area D (Nimpkish Valley/Cormorant Island) is an unpaved minor road. It runs in an east-west direction and crosses Harry Road and Englewood Railway and ends at Nimpkish Main South, while the other end is a cul-de-sac. Duncan Road also exists in Fraser Valley Regional District, Regional District of North Okanagan, Columbia-Shuswap Regional District, Thompson-Nicola Regional District and Cariboo Regional District.

Stations

Anutz Lake Recreation Campsite – approx. 33,1 km.
East of Adam River (BCMT). Wide cobble beach. Some brushing in second growth forest needed. Beach camp possible at neaps. – approx. 35,9 km.

Naka Creek (BCMT). Developed site. Gravel / pebble beach, exposed. Water at tap or water from culvert above the rec site. Road access could be rough. Parking. View. Logging camp nearby but all buildings have been removed from the site. Whale rubbing beach. Boat launch. – approx. 32,5 km.
Kaikash Creek (BCMT). Firm gravel/cobble beach, some rocks at low tide. Extensive site along old road. Maintained by Namgis First Nation. Adjacent commercial site has more infra, and heavy use by guided groups. Water at creek. Views. – approx. 39,8 km.
Blinkhorn Peninsula (BCMT). Pebble/cobble beach sheltered by peninsula. NE cobbles, some boulders at high water. SE mostly sand. Seasonal creek. Whale viewing. Anchorage. Historic hiking trail to Telegraph Cove. Sheltered forest upland camping in 3 locations or on large beach. – approx. 44,8 km.
Telegraph Resort Campground – approx. 46,2 km.

Robson Bight North (BCMT). Day Use. Camping not recommended. Close to W boundary of Ecological Reserve - inside buffer zone (rubbing beach). View. aka Lunch Beach. May be used as rest stop for guided groups. – approx. 35,9 km.

Shot in the Dark Cafe (coffee shop, burgers, outdoor seating, Wi-Fi) at Englewood Drive 3000 (V0N 1V5) – approx. 8,4 km.
Seahorse Café (American) – approx. 46,9 km.