Remote wilderness airstrip serving the Alaska Highway corridor.
Location
Toad River, Canada
Mile 422 (Alaska Highway) Airport, identified by ICAO code CBK7, is a small registered aerodrome located near Toad River in northern British Columbia, Canada. It serves as a basic airstrip for general aviation, supporting access to the remote communities and wilderness areas along the Alaska Highway corridor.
The airport is not served by scheduled commercial airline service and primarily accommodates private, charter, and bush flying operations. Its remote location makes it an important access point for hunters, outfitters, and resource industry workers in an otherwise difficult-to-reach region.
Toad River is a very small community situated along the Alaska Highway, and the airstrip reflects the utilitarian nature of many small aerodromes found throughout rural and northern British Columbia.
Getting to & from
The airport is directly accessible via the Alaska Highway, which passes through the Toad River area.
Notable facts
- ›Located along the historic Alaska Highway in northern British Columbia.
- ›Primarily serves general aviation, bush flying, and charter operations.
- ›No scheduled commercial airline service operates at this aerodrome.
- ›Toad River is one of the most isolated communities along the Alaska Highway corridor.
- ›Registered under Transport Canada with ICAO identifier CBK7.
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