Carve the Fraser Canyon

One of the true treasures of North American roads, experience part of the coast-to-coast connector known as the Trans-Canada Highway #1. Gear up on Grandview Highway and head East, past the hustle and bustle of city life, as the country grows open around you. By the time you get through the Fraser Valley to corn-filled Chilliwack, you'll be out of the skyscrapers and onto the farmland. Head up into the mountains and start to scrape the sky yourself before taking a left turn at Hope and drop into the main feature. The Fraser Canyon follows the white water rapids of the Fraser River for almost 300 kilometers. That's 300 kilometers of twists, turns, apexes, and mountain views, all the way up to Lytton. On the way you can stop and take a white water rafting expedition down the river, or steer clear of the water and take Hell's Gate Airtram between the 3,300ft canyon walls. From Lytton, you can expand your ride further into the interior, or jaunt up to Lillooet and take the Sea to Sky highway south back to Vancouver.