• Giant Cedars Boardwalk Trail - The Giant Cedars Boardwalk offers a tranquil path through an ancient forest in Mount Revelstoke National Park. Visitors can stroll among towering western red cedars, some over 500 years old, and enjoy the serene beauty and cool, lush environment of this old-growth forest.
• Glacier National Park - Glacier National Park in British Columbia is celebrated for its rugged mountains, dense forests, and expansive icefields. It’s a haven for hikers, providing dramatic alpine views, abundant wildlife, and a glimpse into the wilderness of Canada’s interior mountains.
• Golden - Golden is a delightful mountain town nestled between the Canadian Rockies and Columbia Mountains. It serves as a hub for outdoor adventures like skiing, hiking, and rafting, and offers access to several national parks, making it an ideal base for nature lovers.
• Kamloops - Kamloops is a lively city in British Columbia’s interior, renowned for its sunny climate, rolling hills, and outdoor recreation. It provides a blend of urban attractions, such as restaurants and cultural sites, alongside opportunities for hiking, biking, and exploring the Thompson River.
• Revelstoke - Revelstoke is a scenic town known for its rich history, outdoor activities, and breathtaking mountain views. Whether skiing in winter or hiking and mountain biking in summer, Revelstoke is a year-round destination for adventure enthusiasts.
• Rogers Pass - Rogers Pass is a historic mountain pass in Glacier National Park, famous for its dramatic scenery and significant role in Canadian railway history. It’s a popular stop for learning about the Trans-Canada Highway, exploring trails, and enjoying stunning views of the surrounding peaks.
• Salmon Arm - Salmon Arm is a lakeside town on Shuswap Lake, known for its beautiful beaches, warm waters, and outdoor activities like boating and fishing. The town also features a charming downtown with shops, cafés, and a welcoming atmosphere for visitors.
• The Last Spike - The Last Spike marks the completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway at Craigellachie, BC. This historic site commemorates the joining of Canada’s east and west coasts by rail in 1885, symbolizing a pivotal moment in the nation’s history and expansion.

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Download GuideAlong’s self-guided audio tour for your drive between Vancouver and Kamloops and immerse yourself in the stunning sights of British Columbia. Along the way, hear stories play automatically as you pass lush coastal mountains, fertile countryside, and desert-like landscapes. Visit the cascading Bridal Veil Falls, unwind at Harrison Hot Springs, explore the historic Othello Tunnels, and marvel at the monumental Hope Slide. Your journey is filled with detailed narratives, ensuring a memorable adventure through this picturesque route.

Enjoy the freedom to explore offline at your own pace, spending more time at places that interest you and bypassing any that don’t.

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Tour offline using GPS. No cell service or WiFi is needed
Suggested itineraries for half, full, or multi-day use
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