Travel through vast grasslands, wide valleys, along rivers and lakes, and to the Rocky Mountains. A road trip on Route 97 or along one of its loops or corridors offers endless opportunity for …

An all-season adventure, the Big White Boundary Road Trip will get your adrenaline pumping. From Route 97 in Kelowna, connect with Highway 33 and head south approximately 33 km …

Route 97 is one of the longest north-south highways in North America. It extends from Weed, California through Oregon and Washington before crossing the Canadian border into British …

Travel through the sage-filled, semi-arid landscape as you continue west along Route 97. Explore hoodoos in Savona and experience life as it was during the Gold Rush at the Historic Hat …

From Route 97 in Wenatchee, take WA-28 east approximately 54.5 mi (88 km) before turning left onto WA-17 north toward Coulee City. Approximately 19 mi (30.5 km) north, you’ll find the …

Connect with Highway 7 east of Loomis and head south to Route 97 in Tonasket. From there, it’s approximately 40 mi (64 km) to Omak, home of the 12 Tribes Resort Casino. From Omak, …

Experience the untamed wilderness of the North Thompson Valley, en route to the Canadian Rockies. From Route 97 in Kamloops, take Highway 5, known as the Yellowhead Highway, …

On Route 97 from Pateros, take WA-153 north, then WA-20 west approximately 33 mi (53 km) to the artsy town of Twisp, then continue 9 mi (14.5 km) until you reach Winthrop. This old Wild …

Just 20 km (12.5 mi) north on Route 97 is Oliver, this agricultural hub, known as Canada’s Wine Capital, is surrounded by almost half of the province’s vines and over 45 wineries. Continuing …

From Route 97 in Osoyoos, take Highway 3 (Crowsnest Highway) 48 km (30 mi) west toward Keremeos. The towns of Cawston and Keremeos are agricultural hubs home to most of the …