Five HighwayCam Views That Will Leave You Feeling Inspired

This winter you’ve been using our HighwayCams to check road conditions before you venture out.

But did you know that those same cameras can help you explore the beauty of our province?

Here are five HighwayCam views that deserve another look:

Lions Gate Bridge

The Lions Gate Bridge is a gateway to Vancouver, one of most desirable places to live in the world. This view could symbolize the appeal of living in a modern metropolis surrounded by awe-inspiring nature. Pedestrians, cars, traffic lights, and the bridge converge on the horizon framed by large, magnificent trees.

Highway 5 at Little Fort

This view of Little Fort, also known as the ‘Hub of the North Thompson’, is situated at the junction where Highway 24 and the Yellowhead Highway 5 meet, 31 km (19 miles) south of Clearwater and 31 km (19 miles) north of Barriere.

Highway 4 at Sutton Pass

This view is typical of the winding and undulating route travellers take to reach the coastal natural wonders in and around Tofino and Ucluelet on Vancouver Island. Cutting through the middle of the frame, the road directs the eye to Pogo Mountain in the background.

Highway 1 at Field

Road, tree-line, mountains, and sky are subtlety layered in this expansive view along the Trans Canada Highway in Yoho National Park named for a Cree expression for awe and wonder.

Highway 37 at the B.C.-Yukon border

What lies beyond borders and boundaries can be the stuff of dreams. This serene view looking north at the B.C.-Yukon border stirs in us a passion for exploration and discovery.

What’s your BC favourite HighwayCam view? What makes it so special? Share your thoughts and stories in the comments below.

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