Sunshine Coast Highway & Ferries (BC-101)
The northernmost point of the Pacific Coastal Highway system. Requires two scenic BC Ferry crossings (Horseshoe Bay to Langdale, and Earls Cove to Saltery Bay) across deep glacier-carved fjords. Winding seaside asphalt connects Gibsons, Sechelt, and Powell River to the quiet end-of-the-road harbor at Lund.
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The undisputed epicenter of motorcycle culture in the eastern United States, sitting at Mile 0 of the Tail of the Dragon (US-129). An electric, adrenaline-fueled carnival of sportbikes, adventure tourers, and interstate cruisers. Smells of warm tire rubber, two-stroke exhaust, and hickory smoke.
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How many curves and miles is Sunshine Coast Highway & Ferries (BC-101)? ▼
Sunshine Coast Highway & Ferries (BC-101) spans 86 miles and packs approximately 165 curves (1.9 curves per mile) with an elevation delta of 0 ft - 1,450 ft (Coastal Fjord Inlets) and technical rating 6.5/10.
Where are the start and end coordinates? ▼
The route starts at Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal, BC, Canada (Latitude 49.3742, Longitude -123.2728) and finishes at Lund Marine Terminus, BC, Canada (Latitude 49.9806, Longitude -124.7644).
How can I download the GPX file for GPS navigation? ▼
Click the "Download Free GPX" button on this guide. The standard XML file is 100% free and ready to load into Garmin zūmo, BMW Motorrad Connected, Rever, Scenic, or Google Maps.