
The E&N bridge over the south fork of Cook Creek



The E&N bridge over the south fork of Cook Creek



Looking down on Buckley Bay Road – also known as the Highway 19 Connector

A little gem we found along the tracks – pretty sure I have some relatives of the spoon in the camping box…

Buckley Bay is an interesting section of the E&N as it was a flag stop and had a spur line – there is little evidence of the flag stop structures but the spur line is intact.

It’s a bit of an anomaly as well, as the level crossing is marked as mile 126.2 and the rail evaluation reports list the bridge over Buckley Bay Road as being at mile 126.15. Not a big deal but the bridge is to the north of the crossing and further away from where mile 0 once was.
At least the spur line and flag stop makes sense as they are listed as being at mile 126.1, about 550 feet to the south of the old level crossing.




A busy summer day at the BC Ferries terminal in Buckley Bay as passengers headed to Denman and Hornby Islands face multiple sailing waits.

BC Ferries Buckley Bay terminal viewed from the E&N bridge over Buckley Bay Road


The E&N bridge at Buckley Bay Road



Trees are growing on bridge timbers, but the train don’t run here anymore…

The pictures in this series speak for themselves – no further comment is necessary when viewing where the Dayliner passenger service once ran between Courtenay and Victoria.

The E&N crossing at Bennett Road

