A weekend road tripping through the Fraser Canyon looks a little like this: grabbing bites at local restaurants, pulling over for unique signages & Indigenous landmarks, walking through history at Yale Historic Site, soaking in the views at Alexandra Bridge, and stopping at Hell's Gate Airtram to experience that whitewater rush. 🚗🌲✨ And when the sun sets? Ending the adventure with REO-Rafting & Yoga Resort — falling asleep right by the river. 🌊🛶🛏️ Who’s ready to plan their Canyon road trip?

Driving through the Fraser Canyon isn’t just a quick stretch of highway… Start with the quiet calm of Lake of the Woods just outside Hope, where the water sits still and the mountains feel close enough to touch. A little further along, the landscape begins to whisper stories from the early trade routes connected to the Hudson’s Bay Company. Then the road pulls you toward the dramatic canyon walls and the historic Alexandra Bridge, where rushing water and gold rush history meet far below your fee

Our three-day Rainforest to Gold Rush route winds its way through diverse and remarkable landscapes, including the largest temperate rainforest in the world and the rugged desert-like landscapes of the Fraser Canyon. Sit back, relax and enjoy the views of Cariboo Gold Rush region’s pastoral ranchlands. Lear more about this route here: https://www.rockymountaineer.com/train-routes/rainforest-gold-rush | Rocky Mountaineer

Classic Canadian Sasquatch Stories - Episode 5: The Fraser Canyon If you drive about two hours east of Vancouver, British Columbia, you’ll come to a rugged stretch of the Fraser River known as the Fraser Canyon – a region which some historians regard as the birthplace of the province of British Columbia. From the legends of the native Thompson and Tait Indians to one of the most controversial Bigfoot sightings of the 20th Century, this video delves into classic Sasquatch stories from the Fraser