Whitebottom Road

Whitebottom Road is an 11.8-mile scenic, multi-use route following the Skeena River near Terrace, British Columbia. Popular with campers, hunters, anglers, and offroaders, it provides easy access to the river's gravel bars, primitive dispersed campsites, and several more challenging offshoot trails. The road features minimal elevation changes and is generally suitable for high-clearance vehicles, exhibiting minor rutting, potholes, washboard surfaces, and small washouts. Because the route operates as an active logging mainline, visitors must watch for heavy industrial traffic and expect changing road conditions.