The Comox Accessibility Map helps residents and visitors plan the most accessible routes for their specific needs when navigating the Town of Comox. The map shows the slope and elevation of pathways and sidewalks throughout the community.
About the Map
This web map provides a general overview of the slope and elevation of sidewalks and selected trails.
When you open the map, you’ll see pathways shaded in different colours to indicate steepness:
- Good
- Steep
- Extremely Steep
Please note that the map is intended as a general planning aid. On-the-ground conditions may vary, and users should always use their judgment.
Key Features
- Search tool: Find places like Town Hall, the Library, or a specific address (e.g., 1855 Noel Avenue).
- Route drawing: Create a custom route and instantly view its elevation profile. The profile updates interactively as you move your mouse along the chart.
- Points of interest: Locate accessible parking spaces, public washrooms, and bus stops directly on the map.
How to Use
- Open the map.
- Use the search bar to find a location or enter an address.
- Explore shaded routes to understand slope and elevation.
- Draw a custom route and view the elevation profile.
How to Video Guide
A short YouTube video is available to help you learn how to create and view route profiles step-by-step.
Accessibility Legend
- Good – Gentle slope, suitable for most users.
- Steep – Challenging in sections, may require caution.
- Extremely Steep – Not recommended for users with limited mobility.
Public Participation and Feedback
We welcome public input to identify and improve accessibility within the municipality. Your experiences can help us enhance accessibility for all. We invite you feedback in the following ways:
- Complete online form
- Download PDF form and mail or deliver to:
Town of Comox, 1809 Beaufort Avenue, Comox, BC, V1G 3V7, or - Email: town@comox.ca