A look at the attractions, history and activities that are available along our beautiful province, accessible by our BC highway system.
The Usk ferry celebrated a century of service in 2013, and while the watercraft was recognized, long-time area residents say it’s the ferryman they will never forget. Usk (pronounced like “tusk” – without the “t”)
You’ve got the boat and trailer (or a fifth wheel straight from heaven) and you want to hit the road… Here are some helpful points to keep in mind when you head out on the highway with your RV combination.
Take a road trip where wildlife appears in and on the landscape, signs from around the world sprout in a forest and flowers grow on roofs. This is Highway 37 – the Stewart-Cassiar Highway
When ferries and the words “British Columbia” come up in conversation, you’re probably thinking of the commercial company, B.C. Ferry Services Inc. that services coastal communities. But did you know, the Ministry of Transportation and
In recognition of National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21, here are some tales of travel – from now and long ago. When present-day travellers take these routes, they experience First Nations culture along the
Northern B.C. is the place to drive in summer for long daylight hours, unspoiled wilderness and unlimited fishing, hiking and outdoor enjoyment. It also offers routes to the Yukon and Alaska – including the famed
There’s loads of fascinating attractions and stunning scenery as you travel the Trans-Canada highway in beautiful B.C. To mark the highway’s 50th anniversary, we’re offering a few tips on stops along the route’s southern stretch, from
“This highway, may it serve to bring Canadians closer together. May it bring to all Canadians a renewed determination to individually do their part to make this nation greater and greater still, worthy of the