Route 97: The Okanagan Corridor
3 to 7 days / 254.17 km (158 mi)
Indulge in local fare on a road trip through the Okanagan, where wineries offer menus to match their stellar pours.
The easiest way to explore British Columbia’s natural beauty, small towns, and wildlife is by open road.
Cross the province west to east on a trip to the Canadian Rockies, or find adventure from south to north along Highway 97 and the Alaska Highway. There are scenic trips along the coast, roads that explore local food and drink scenes, and even opportunities to say ahhhh in a mountain hot springs. And if you’re lucky, you’ll find a journey that takes you somewhere you never expected to go.
Go to DriveBC to plan your route and check for any construction projects or road closures, and find current travel restrictions, entry requirements, and other key resources and information here.
This summer, let’s head out and explore the beauty in our own backyard. Go somewhere new, take a road trip, and you’ll find hidden gems at every turn—even in places you thought you knew. From the mist of a coastal morning to the last light over a wildflower valley, every day brings a fresh perspective.
Travelling around BC is easy. Slow down, stay longer, and take pride in the places you call home. Everything we’re looking for—nature, wonder, and a deeper connection to each other—is already here, just around the corner.
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Nisg̱a'a Lands Auto Tour:
A Journey through Nature and CultureThe Nisg̱a'a Lands Auto Tour is an 18-stop self-guided drive through the Nisga'a Lands, also known as the Nass Valley.
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Rainforest to Rockies: Crowsnest Highway 3 to the Canadian Rockies
7-10 days / 1035 km (643 mi)
This winding journey from Vancouver to Fernie via Crowsnest Highway reveals spectacular BC scenery and memorable detours for culture buffs and foodies.
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