driving thru canada

There are lots of mountains in BC. The number 1 highway and especially number 5 (Coquihalla ) have long hills to climb in the lower half of BC.

My only advice would be to not travel past Whistler and climb the hill up from Pemberton. It is very steep, twisty, and narrow. It would help to know your entry point into BC. It would also be good to know your plans and budget. We just came home from California last week, and went to the coast at Arcata. We had a lovely trip up through Oregon, and the west coast of Washington, then took the Coho ferry to Victoria and came home. If you have time and money, take the ferry to Vancouver Island, then take the ferry from Port Hardy to Prince Rupert and drive to Alaska from there. Spend a few days on Vancouver Island either seeing BC's capital city and it's sights, or drive to the wild west coast and enjoy Tofino and Long Beach.

If that doesn't suit you, take the Fraser Canyon route and drive north to Fort St John and beyond. Yet again, go to the Okanagan and cross into Canada there and drive up back Kamloops and Blue River.

None of the highways are anywhere near as steep as the route past Whistler.

I dont remember any steep climbs on our trip to Ak.

I asked moderator on other forum to move previous post here and delete this one.

I believe google maps can display elevations of chosen routes.

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And miss all those magnificent views? Why? Better to learn grade driving and enjoy.