KAMLOOPS–REVELSTOKE — Drive the Trans-Canada Highway through river valleys, lakeside communities and mountain passes in either direction.

BANANA ISLAND PROVINCIAL PARK — Pass this small undeveloped island protected for its natural river habitat rather than recreation facilities.

CHASE — Discover a friendly village shaped by forestry, ranching and its location beside Little Shuswap Lake.

LITTLE SHUSWAP LAKE AND SQUILAX — Enjoy lakeside scenery and the story of the small community and its historic general store.

TSÚTSWECW PROVINCIAL PARK — Discover the Adams River sockeye run, one of British Columbia’s great seasonal wildlife spectacles.

BC WILDLIFE PARK — Pass this conservation-focused wildlife centre, with an optional separately ticketed visit if time allows.

SALMON ARM — Travel through a lively Shuswap community known for its waterfront, birdlife and lakeside setting.

MALAKWA — Explore the community’s name and its roots in Chinook Jargon, a historic trade language of the Pacific Northwest.

LARCH HILLS — Pass a forested recreation area celebrated for cross-country skiing, hiking and community endurance events.

SICAMOUS — Discover the lakeside community known as Canada’s houseboat capital at the meeting of Shuswap and Mara lakes.

SHUSWAP LAKE — Enjoy a vast lake region known for fertile farms, beaches, boating and summer recreation.

YARD CREEK PROVINCIAL PARK — Pass a quiet riverside park where American dippers forage in the fast-flowing creek.

BC WILDLIFE PARK — The highway passes directly beside this active conservation and education centre east of Kamloops.

OKANAGAN COLLEGE SALMON ARM CAMPUS — See the regional campus supporting trades, technology and community learning in the Shuswap.

MOUNT GRIFFIN ECOLOGICAL RESERVE — Learn about the nearby protected mountain ecosystem southeast of Malakwa.

EAGLE RIVER PROVINCIAL PARK — Follow the river corridor through forested mountain scenery and the history behind its name.

THREE VALLEY GAP — Admire the year-round lake and mountain setting, with the separately ticketed Ghost Town open seasonally through October 12, 2026.

OKANAGAN VALLEY — Travel along the valley’s eastern edge and discover the deep human history of British Columbia’s southern interior.

ANSTEY HUNAKWA PROVINCIAL PARK — Discover a remote protected landscape of old-growth forest, mountains and Shuswap Lake shoreline.

MEADOWS IN THE SKY PARKWAY — Follow the seasonal mountain road toward subalpine meadows and summit views in Mount Revelstoke National Park.

MOUNT MACPHERSON AND MOUNT BEGBIE — Watch for two prominent summits framing the approach to Revelstoke.

CRAIGELLACHIE LAST SPIKE — Stop at the historic site where the Canadian Pacific Railway’s transcontinental line was completed in 1885.