Scenic Driving Routes

Easy to navigate, and full of adventure, B.C.’s self-guided Circle Routes help you explore some of the most spectacular scenery in the world. Each route boasts a variety of destinations – some scenic, some historical, some adventurous, and some luxurious – with each route bringing you back to where you began.

Visit www.hellobc.com/driveRV, or enroute stop by one of the Visitor Information Centers throughout BC for details and maps to help plan a trip on one of BC’s 9 Circle Routes.

 Hot Springs

Mineral rich pools and outdoor adventure.

BC & Alberta are

separated by

the Continental

Divide that runs

the full length of the Canadian Rockies

Tourism Alberta

Road Conditions - Drive BC

The Ministry of Transportation operates a road conditions website where you can get current and forecast weather conditions for the route you are driving. Keep abreast of wildlife alerts, road closures and detours caused by slides, washouts and flooding in mountainous terrain. About eighty webcams cover major highways and roads. Drive BC provides displays of current weather, temperatures and precipitation. Travellers can also call DriveBC toll-free at 1-800-550-HWYS from anywhere in North America.

www.drivebc.ca

Visitor Centres

To assist you with your travel in BC, more than 100 communities operate Visitor Centres to provide information, assistance and advice on attractions and events along various routes in their area. These are listed by community in the various tourism regions.

www.hellobc.com/en-ca/aboutbc/ visitorcentres/britishcolumbia

 Ranchlands and Rivers

Roaring river adventures with dramatic scenery at every turn.

 Pacific Marine

Coast to Coast on Vancouver Island with panoramic ocean views.

 Coastal

Visit artists and artisans while exploring west coast landscapes.

Remember to look for the Circle Route signs to help guide your way.

 Great Northern

Untamed wilderness, fishing and attractions.

 Heritage Discovery

Journey to historic destinations.

 Coast Cariboo

Remote coastal villages and volcanic mountains.

 Mountains and Vineyards

Mountain grandeur, succulent fruits, and

outdoor adventure.

 Lakes and Trails

Stunning lakes and pristine wilderness.

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