Whitehorse to Vancouver - The Northern Trails to Pacific

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Whitehorse → Vancouverone-way route
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Whitehorse to Vancouver - The Northern Trails to Pacific 20-day route · Whitehorse → Vancouver
20 days 3 states Whitehorse → Vancouver
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  • Averages about 187 km a day
  • Longest single day around 329 km
  • 3,747 km total distance
  • Crosses Alberta, British Columbia, Yukon
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What you'll see

What's along this route

This 20-day drive links 38 stops across 26 kinds of experience along the way.

Alberta, British Columbia, Yukon
  • 1 Amusement Park
  • 1 Animals Show / Wildlife watch
  • 1 Aquarium
  • 1 Beach
  • 1 Botanical garden
  • 1 Cable Railway
  • 1 Canoe / Kayak / Rafting
  • 5 Cruise Terminal / Sailing
  • 1 Day Tour
  • 1 Extreme Activity
  • 2 hiking area
  • 4 Historical Site
  • 1 Horseback Riding
  • 1 Local Industry
  • 2 Museum
  • 2 Natural Feature
  • 1 Night Tour
  • 1 Picnic Area
  • 1 Point Of Interest
  • 1 Scenic Route
  • 1 Science Site
  • 1 Swimming
  • 1 Tourist Attraction
  • 1 Traditional Market
  • 2 Traditional Restaurant / Fine Dining
  • 2 Traditional Visit

Route overview

Embarking on a 20-day RV motorhome road trip from Whitehorse to Vancouver, including Vancouver Island, was an unforgettable journey filled with family-friendly adventures and breathtaking sights.

Our adventure began at the Teslin Tlingit Heritage Centre, where we immersed ourselves in the rich cultural heritage of the Tlingit people. The kids enjoyed the interactive exhibits, and we all appreciated the beautiful art and history.

As we traveled south, the quirky Sign Post Forest in Watson Lake was a fun and unique stop. Adding our own sign to the thousands already there was a memorable family moment. Next, the Fort Nelson Demonstration Forest offered a chance to explore the great outdoors and learn about sustainable forestry practices.

In Fort St. John, the North Peace Museum provided fascinating insights into the region's pioneer history. The kids loved the hands-on exhibits, which made learning about the past exciting. O'Brien Provincial Park was a perfect place for a picnic and some outdoor fun, offering beautiful scenery and a relaxing break from driving.

The Pines Restaurant became a family favorite with its delicious home-cooked meals, providing a cozy and welcoming atmosphere after a day on the road. The journey through the Canadian Rockies and along the Icefields Parkway was nothing short of spectacular, with awe-inspiring views at every turn. Jasper's rugged beauty and outdoor activities were a highlight for everyone.

Interior Whitewater Expeditions Ltd offered an exhilarating whitewater rafting experience that the whole family enjoyed, adding a splash of adventure to our trip. Cultus Lake Adventure Park was another hit with the kids, featuring thrilling rides and attractions that kept us entertained for hours.

Our visit to Vancouver Island started with a trip to the Hearthstone Artisan Bakery, where we indulged in fresh, delicious baked goods. Chocolate Tofino was a sweet treat, offering handmade chocolates that delighted everyone. Exploring Cathedral Grove, with its ancient, towering trees, was a magical experience, making us feel connected to nature in a profound way.

The Butchart Gardens in Victoria was a feast for the senses, with stunning floral displays and beautifully landscaped gardens that left us all in awe. Our journey concluded with some shopping at the Designer Outlet Vancouver, where we found great deals and enjoyed the diverse selection of stores.

Throughout our journey, our RV route planner was an essential tool. Road trip planning was crucial, ensuring that we had a well-thought-out itinerary, frequent stops, and plenty of snacks. This approach kept our adventure fun and stress-free, allowing us to make the most of our incredible trip.

This road trip from Whitehorse to Vancouver, including Vancouver Island, was a perfect blend of cultural experiences, natural beauty, and family-friendly activities, creating lasting memories for all of us.

Avi Bandana     16 Apr 2024     14 Aug 2026


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FAQs About Renting an RV in Whitehorse

How much does it cost to rent an RV for this trip?

Prices depend on the season, the RV class and how long you rent. Enter your travel dates in the search above for a live quote across our suppliers.

How many days do I need for the Whitehorse–Vancouver route?

We suggest about 20 days to cover 3,747 km at a comfortable pace. That works out to roughly 187 km a day, with the longest single day around 329 km.

Where does this road trip go?

The route runs one-way from Whitehorse to Vancouver, passing through Alberta, British Columbia, Yukon.

What type of RV is best for this route?

Any RV class can drive this route. Compact campervans are easier to handle on mountain and canyon roads and to park in towns, while larger motorhomes give families more living and sleeping space. Compare classes in the search to find the right fit.

Can I rent one-way or start from a different city?

Yes — this is a one-way trip, picking up in Whitehorse and dropping off in Vancouver. One-way fees vary by supplier, and several nearby cities also work as starting points (see the route overview above).