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BC Highway Itinerary: Hope to Kamloops via #1

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BC Highway Itinerary: Hope to Kamloops via #1

What to See & Do Between Hope and Kamloops

This stretch of the Trans-Canada squeezes against the walls of the Fraser River canyon between Hope and Cache Creek, passing through several towns, a few tunnels, and several great views, along the route developed in the1860s to get miners to the Cariboo gold fields. Between Cache Creek and Kamloops, the highway follows the Thompson River which flows through a high desert plateau, where farms exist only where they are irrigated, and you can see the irrigation circles along both sides of the highway.

British Columbia Itinerary - Hope to Kamloops via #1

Thompson River near Spences Bridge -sliver

Here is the itinerary for the 291 km along the #1 between Hope and Kamloops via the #1:

Hope to Lytton via #1 along the Fraser River Canyon

The town of Hope grew quickly in 1858 when gold was discovered in several areas further up the Fraser River. The town is surrounded by stunning scenery, where mountains tower a kilometer or more over the river valley, and was showcased in Silvester Stallone’s “First Blood” action movie, filmed nearby.

Visitors need to remember that BC was explored, exploited and settled so quickly in the late 1800s that the Crown (representing first England, and then the Dominion of Canada) could not settle land claims with the First Nations fast enough. Along the Fraser and Thomson River valleys, this segment of the Trans-Canada Highway passes through numerous Indian Reservations, and there are still many unsettled land claims.

The original residents settled in numbers along the Fraser River because the salmon provided a reliable source of food, and were easy to harvest from the many shallow sandbanks along the river’s length.

Railways do not function well when slopes exceed 4%. Two national railways (the CPR in the 1870s and the CNR in the 1900s) had built their routes along the easy grades on both banks. The highway, completed in 1962 had to be built along whatever land is left over and therefore winds, changes levels, even changes sides of the river (compare your route with the railway on the opposite bank!)

You will pass through a number of small towns on the way up the Fraser:: Yale, Spuzzum, and Boston Bar, and pass the popular Hells Gate attraction on the west side between the last two (if you are eastbound/northbound. there is a safe parking area and pedestrian bridge just south of Hells Gate). The page header and the image at right shows two different views of Hells Gate.

There are eight tunnels along this stretch of the highway. The steel arched Alexandra Bridge replaced a suspension bridge dating to 1926, which in turn replaced an 1863 wooden bridge flooded out in 1892 (which left the road impassible for the years in between).

As you continue further north, you get to Lytton, just to the west — and in elevation, below — the highway. In 2021 the town was destroyed by a swift-moving forest fire. We await word on rebuilding plans for the town.

Lytton to Kamloops via #1 along Thompson River Plateau

Lytton lies on a high desert plateau at the junction of the Thompson and Fraser rivers. It has recorded the highest summer temperature in Canada (44C /111F). Simon Fraser passed this point in 1808 on his way to the Pacific. During the Cariboo Gold Rush in the 1850s & 60s, Lytton was a boom town. It boomed again during the era of railway construction, but today, the Trans-Canada passes close by the town.

The Thompson River has gravel hundreds of metres deep left behind by the last Ice Age’s glaciers. You will notice layered gravel cliffs alongside the river along this stretch of the Trans-Canada. You will pass through Spence’s Bridge at the midpoint of this diagonal SW-NE (depending on direction of travel) stretch of the Trans-Canada. At Spence’s Bridge, the highway crosses sides of the river: north of town the highway lies on the NW bank, south of town the highway is on the SE bank.

The towns of Ashcroft & Cache Creek became home to large horse ranches and cattle ranches to supply transportation and food to early gold prospectors, and this ranching tradition makes the Ashcroft Stampede a top festival in BC’s interior.

From Cache Creek the highway heads east toward Kamloops, with the Thompson River to the south of the highway. At Savona, travellers have a spectacular view of Kamloops Lake from its south shore before arriving in Kamloops.

Kamloops started as a Hudson’s Bay trading post at the strategic junction of the North Thompson and South Thompson rivers. Today, BC’s 4th largest city is an important ranching community.

History of the Trans-Canada Highway

Trans-Canada Highway 1: Hope to Kamloops

Highway Notes

This highway is very scenic, though viewpoints and rest stops are either infrequent or poorly marked, and typically only on the lane alongside the river (that is, when the highway is to the right of your direction of travel). Because of the level of traffic in summer (and the very tight roadway), crossing traffic to catch views of the river is difficult, if not dangerous.

The highway travels about half the length of the Fraser and half the length of the Thompson on one bank and then switches to the other, so travellers will have an even opportunity to get views of these two spectacular rivers. Because of protective concrete barriers, often passengers in cars will get views of the river in the chasm below, though the driver will get much less frequent glimpses. Those driving vans, pickup trucks, or RVs (with higher seating) will get much better views of the river below.

One popular attraction, Hell’s Gate (where the wide Fraser River basically turns on its side to squeeze through a 35 metre wide gap in the rocks) has convenient parking on both sides of the highway, with a pedestrian overpass for eastbound/northbound travellers.

Elevation Chart - Hope to Kamloops via #1

Elevation Chart - Highway 1 Hope to Kamloops

Itinerary Map

NOTE:

Next West:

West Vancouver to Hope

Next East:

Kamloops to Revelstoke

Westbound

KM	Highway Point & Features	Elev. (metres)	Map	Add Info
0	Exit #374 Junction Yellowhead Highway (5) (Kamloops)	402
	Shuswap Nation Tribal Council Tkemlups of the Secwepemc band of the Shuswap First Nation Access to downtown Kamloops, on exit further, Valleyview Rd (east) and Battle St/Columbia St (west into downtown)
4	Peterson Creek, Glenfair Peterson Creek Park (Kamloops)	448.1
6	Exit #370 Summit Dr underpass, Exit WB only (Kamloops)	549.2
8	Exit #369 Columbia Way (N) Exit EB only (Kamloops)	590.4
	multiple gas stations north of highway, on Columbia St Access to downtown, via Columbia Street, about 3 km from highway Kamloops photos south access to Royal Inland Hospital (Interior Health District) about 2.7 km NE of highway
9	Exit #368 Junction Princeton-Kamloops Hwy 5A (S), Hillside Way (N) (Kamloops)	630.9
	Aberdeen Mall, north side of highway Maverick Motor Inn, just north of highway Esso, Petro-Canada gas stations, south of highway Travelodge Mountainview, just south of highway Aberdeen Inn, just south of highway Best Western Kamloops, just south of highway Comfort Inn & Suites, just south of highway Four Points Sheraton Hotel, just south of highway Dream Lodge, just south of highway Aberdeen Mall, Kamloops 8 screen multiplex cinemas
10	Exit #367 Pacific Way, exit to Kenna Cartwright Park (N) (Kamloops)	669.3
	Access to Kenna Cartwright Park, natural area in the City of Kamloops Pantry & Shell gas stations to south of highway Alpine Motor Inn, south of highway Argus Motor Inn, 1.2 km north of highway Grandview Motel, 1.3 km north of highway Greyhound-Kamloops Terminal, just north of highway
12	Exit #366 Copperhead Dr (S) Hillside Rd (N) (Kamloops)	699.8
	Access to Kenna Cartwright Park, natural area in the City of Kamloops Petro-Canada Station, south side (EB) of highway
15	Exit #362 Sugarloaf Rd Exit, to Ironmask Lake (S)	715.4
16	Junction Highway 5 (to east, highway is 1/5/97), to south Coquihalla Highway #5)	717.5
19	View west to Highland Valley Copper Pit Mine (south side) pit drops to 1770 ft	656.8
23	View east to Highland Valley Copper Pit Mine (south side)	694
	Highland Valley Copper mine, operated by Teck Resources
25	Green Stone Rd (S)	610.8
26	Beeton Rd (S)	556.6
29	Deer Dr (N)	495.6
34	Gardi Rd (S)	434
48	Savona Access Rd (N), to Savona PP	386.8
48	Tunmkwa Lake Rd (S)	365.8
	Mount Savona Provincial Park, camping, hiking, south of highway
52	Savona Access Rd (N) (Savona)	363.3
	Lakeside Country Inn, lakeside bed & breakfast
53	Skeetchestn Indian Reserve, east boundary	378.6
	Skeetchestn Indian Reserve, member of the Shuswap First Nation
53	Savana Station Rd	381.9
	Steelhead Provincial Park, day use, camping, water sports (240 metre beach)
53	Thompson River Bridge, view east to Kamloops Lake	351.1
	Thompson River photographs
54	Sebastian Creek Rd (N)	438.9
58	Deadman Vidette Rd	471.5
60	Skeetchestn Indian Reserve, west boundary	488.9
	Skeetchestn Indian Reserve, member of the Shuswap First Nation
61	Roadside turnout (S/E) (Wallachin)	454.2
67	Artificial Irrigation to south	492.9
80	Juniper Beach Provincial Park	491
	Juniper Beach Provincial Park, day use and camping, watersports
87	Brookside Campground (Cache Creek)	520
89	Junction Highway 97 (to east, highway is 1/97) (Ashcroft)	460.2
89	Cache Creek bridge	455.4
	Pavilion Indian Band – Tskweylecw
91	Campbell Hill Dr, to Cache Creek (Ashcroft)	519.4
93	Junction Highway 97C (Highland Valley Rd) (Ashcroft)	488.3
	Highway 97C continues south-east to Logan Lake and Merritt (on the Coquihalla) about 100 km
99	Cornwall Rd Highway 97C to Ashcroft (Ashcroft)	489.5
108	Hat Creek Rd	464.5
112	Basque Rd, access to Oregon Jack and Basque Indian Reserves	440.4
	Oregon Jack Creek Reserve Basque Indian Reserve, member of Cooks Ferry First Nation
114	Venabies Valley Rd (W)	503.8
117	Venabies Valley Rd (W)	463
132	Rannie Pit Rd	250.9
139	town of Spences Bridge, bridge (Spences Bridge)	231.6
140	Junction Highway 8 & Highway 1, Spences Bridge Indian Reserve 4 (Spences Bridge)	247.8
	Spences Bridge Indian Reserve, member of Cooks Ferry First Nation Highway 8 southeast to Merritt, on the Coquihalla Highway
140	Bridge across Thomson River (Spences Bridge)	218.2
	Spences Bridge photos Thompson River photos
149	Gold Pan Provincial Park	224.6
	Goldpan Provincial Park, day use, camping, watersports, scenic viewpoints Goldpan Provincial Park with 14 campsites
151	Thompson River RV Park	204.2
159	Nicomen Indian Reserve 1, access road to SE	207
	Nicomen First Nations Reserve
175	Skihist Provincial Park	289
	Skihist Provincial Park, day use, camping, hiking, watersports, viewpoint
180	Main St to Lytton, north entrance (Lytton)	249.9
182.5	Passing through Klickkumcheen Indian Reserve 18 (Lytton)	238
	Klickkumcheen Indian Reserve 18, member of Lytton First Nation
183.5	Passing through Klakamich Indian Reserve 17 (Lytton)	248.1
184	Highway 12, & Lytton Main St, hospital, police, bridge to north bank of Thompson River (Lytton)	257.3
	Thompson River photos Village of Lytton Lytton & District Chamber of Commerce, 4 motels in town Lytton Museum & Archives Commission
184.2	passing through Kitzowit Indian Reserve 20	256
	Kitzowit Indian Reserve 20, member of Lytton First Nation
185	Road turnoffs to W, access to Inklyuhkinatko Indian Reserve 2	291.1
	Inklyuhkinatko Indian Reserve, member Skuppah First Nation
189	Scuppa Rest Area, Skuppah Indian Reserve 4 to west	312.7
	Skuppah Indian Reserve 4, member of Skuppah First Nation
190	Passing through Siska Flat Indian Reserve 5B	208.5
191	Passing through Zacht Indian Reserve 5	205.4
	Zacht Indian Reserve 5, member Siska First Nation
191.5	Passing through Siska Flat Indian Reserve 5A	186.2
192	Passing though Siska Flat Indian Reserves 3,8	188.1
	Siska Flat Indian Reserves 3,8 Member of the Siska First Nation
193	Kanaka, passing through Kanaka Bar Indian Reserve 2 (Kanaka)	254.5
	Kanaka Bar Indian Reserve 2, member Kanaka Bar First Nation
194	Kanaka Bar, passing through Kanaka Bar Indian Reserve 1A (Kanaka)	280.4
	Kanaka Bar Indian Reserve 1A, member Kanaka Bar First Nation
200	Passing through Staiyahanny Indian Reserve 8	254.5
	Staiyahanny Indian Reserve 8, member of the Boothroyd First Nation
203	Passing through Boothroyd Indian Reserve 8A	185.9
	Boothroyd Indian Reserve 8A, member of Boothroyd First Nation
209	Passing through Inkahtsaph Indian Reserve 6	254.5
	Inkahtsaph Indian Reserve 6, member of Boothroyd First Nation
211	Passing though Sho-Ook Indian Reserve 5	313
213	Blue Lake Resort, Charles Hotel	306
	Blue Lake Resort Charles Hotel – no website 604-867-9221
224	Canyon RV Park, passing though Bucktum Indian Reserve to N	195.7
	webcam at Kahmoose Rd facing north Bucktum Indian Reserve #4, member of Boston Bar First Nation Canyon RV Park
225.2	View of bridge to W bank of Fraser River	198.1
226	Chamaux Rd (W) to North Bend, and Kopchitchin Indian Reserve 2, on west side of Fraser River (Boston Bar)	152.7
	Kopchitchin Indian Reserve 2, member of Boston Bar First Nation Boston Bar
226.5	Fairley Rd (E) (Boston Bar)	154.2
227	Aspen Rd (W), large lumber yard to SW (Boston Bar)	149
229	Tuckkwiowhum Indian Reserve, cross Anderson River (Boston Bar)	198.1
	Tuckkwiowhum Indian Reserve, member of Boston Bar First Nation
231	Boston Bar Indian Reserve, services (Boston Bar)	169.2
	Nahatlach Provincial Park, camping, boating, swimming, hiking (25 km northwest of highway)
239	China Bar Tunnel-north	330.7
240.4	China Bar Tunnel-south	307.5
241	Hells Gate attraction & tram (Hells Gate)	138.4
	Hells Gate attraction, parking on both sides of highway, with Pedestrian overpass Hells Gate photos
246.4	Ferrabee Tunnel	228.6
246.5	Alexandra Tunnel	183.2
247	Alexandra Bridge PP	114.9
	Alexandra Bridge Provincial Park, day use with picnic area, hiking, fishing. Historical bridge across Fraser River
250	Fraser River bridge-east side	91.1
251	Fraser River bridge-west side	117
253	Spuzzum, passing through Spuzzum Indian Reserve 1 (Spuzzum)	131.1
	Spuzzum Indian Reserve 1, part of Spuzzum First Nation
255.5	Sailor Bar Tunnel	141.7
255.7	Spuzzum Creek crossing, passing through Saddle Rock Indian Reserve 9	127.4
	Saddlerock Indian Reserve #9, part of Spuzzum First Nation
256	Johnson Rd (W)	125.3
256.2	Colonial Inn	102.1
258	Saddle Rock Indian Reserve-north border	145.1
259	Saddle Rock Indian Reserve-south border	79.2
	Saddle Rock Indian Reserve, member of Spuzzum First Nation
262	Saddle Rock Tunnel	143
265	Pull Out Area	75.9
265.7	Yale Tunnel-east, passing through Kutlalth Indian Reserve 3 (Yale)	78
	Kutlalth Indian Reserve 3, part of owhamel First Nation
266	Yale Tunnel -west (Yale)	92
268.4	Crossing Yale Creek	190.2
269	Town of Yale, motels, services (Yale)	78.3
	Town of Yale, all services
275	Emory Creek Provincial park, Passing through Albert Flat Indian Reserve (Yale)	80.5
	Emory Creek Provincial Park, camping, hiking, fishing
275	crossing Gordon Creek (Yale)	92.4
282	Klahaten Lake, East side	69.2
283	Lake of Woods Resort, W side	118.6
	Lake of the Woods Resort motel
284	North end Puckatholetchin Indian Reserve 11	72.2
	Puckatholetchin Indian Reserve 11, member of Union Bar First Nation
286	South end Puckatholetchin Indian Reserve 11	170.4
287	Ross Rd exit	204.2
288	Ross Rd north access to Schkam Indian Reserve 2, Schkam Lake west of hwy	152.4
289.4	Station Rd, Ross Rd south end of Schkam Indian Reserve 2	94.8
	Schkam First Nations Reserve #2
289.7	Junction Lougheed Highway #7 and Trans-Canada Highway #1	79.6
	Cyclists exit here for safe route west along #7 to Vancouver, along North Bank of Fraser River
290.5	Landstrom Rd (S) and Haig Station Rd (N)	71.9
290.6	North (west) end of Fraser River bridge (Hope)	51.2
291	South (east) end of Fraser River Bridge (Hope)	40.8
	Town of Hope Hope BC photographs
KM	Highway Point & Features	Elev. (metres)	Map	Add Info

Eastbound

KM	Highway Point & Features	Elev. (metres)	Map	Add Info
0	South (east) end of Fraser River Bridge (Hope)	40.8
	Town of Hope Hope BC photographs
0.4	North (west) end of Fraser River bridge (Hope)	51.2
0.5	Landstrom Rd (S) and Haig Station Rd (N)	71.9
1.3	Junction Lougheed Highway #7 an Trans-Canada Highway #1	79.6
	Cyclists exit here for safe route west along #7 to Vancouver, along North Bank of Fraser River
1.6	Station Rd, Ross Rd south end of Schkam Indian Reserve 2	94.8
	Schkam First Nations Reserve #2
3	Ross Rd north access to Schkam Indian Reserve 2, Schkam Lake west of hwy	152.4
4	Ross Rd exit	204.2
5	South end Puckatholetchin Indian Reserve 11	170.4
7	North end Puckatholetchin Indian Reserve 11	72.2
	Puckatholetchin Indian Reserve 11, member of Union Bar First Nation
8	Lake of Woods Resort, W side	118.6
	Lake of the Woods Resort motel
9	Klahaten Lake, East side	69.2
16	Emory Creek Provincial park, Passing through Albert Flat Indian Reserve (Yale)	80.5
	Emory Creek Provincial Park, camping, hiking, fishing
16	crossing Gordon Creek (Yale)	92.4
22	Town of Yale, motels, services (Yale)	78.3
	Town of Yale, all services
22.6	Crossing Yale Creek	190.2
25	Yale Tunnel -west (Yale)	92
25.3	Yale Tunnel-east, passing through Kutlalth Indian Reserve 3 (Yale)	78
	Kutlalth Indian Reserve 3, part of Owhamel First Nation
26	Pull Out Area	75.9
29	Saddle Rock Tunnel	143
32	Saddle Rock Indian Reserve-south border	79.2
	Saddle Rock Indian Reserve, member of Spuzzum First Nation
33	Saddle Rock Indian Reserve-north border	145.1
34.8	Colonial Inn	102.1
35	Johnson Rd (W)	125.3
35.3	Spuzzum Creek crossing, passing through Saddle Rock Indian Reserve 9	127.4
	Saddlerock Indian Reserve #9, part of Spuzzum First Nation
35.5	Sailor Bar Tunnel	141.7
38	Spuzzum, passing through Spuzzum Indian Reserve 1 (Spuzzum)	131.1
	Spuzzum Indian Reserve 1, part of Spuzzum First Nation
40	Fraser River bridge-west side	117
41	Fraser River bridge-east side	91.1
44	Alexandra Bridge PP	114.9
	Alexandra Bridge Provincial Park, day use with picnic area, hiking, fishing. Historical bridge across Fraser River
44.5	Alexandra Tunnel	183.2
44.6	Ferrabee Tunnel	228.6
50	Hells Gate attraction & tram (hell)	138.4
	Hells Gate attraction, parking on both sides of highway, with Pedestrian overpass Hells Gate photos
50.6	China Bar Tunnel-south	307.5
52	China Bar Tunnel-north	330.7
60	Boston Bar Indian Reserve, services (Boston Bar)	169.2
	Nahatlach Provincial Park, camping, boating, swimming, hiking (25 km northwest of highway)
62	Tuckkwiowhum Indian Reserve, cross Anderson River (Boston Bar)	198.1
	Tuckkwiowhum Indian Reserve, member of Boston Bar First Nation
64	Aspen Rd (W), large lumber yard to SW (Boston Bar)	149
64.5	Fairley Rd (E) (Boston Bar)	154.2
65	Chamaux Rd (W) to North Bend, and Kopchitchin Indian Reserve 2, on west side of Fraser River (Boston Bar)	152.7
	Kopchitchin Indian Reserve 2, member of Boston Bar First Nation Boston Bar
65.8	View of bridge to W bank of Fraser River	198.1
67	Canyon RV Park, passing though Bucktum Indian Reserve to N	195.7
	webcam at Kahmoose Rd facing north Bucktum Indian Reserve #4, member of Boston Bar First Nation Canyon RV Park
78	Blue Lake Resort, Charles Hotel	306
	Blue Lake Resort Charles Hotel – no website 604-867-9221
80	Passing though Sho-Ook Indian Reserve 5	313
82	Passing through Inkahtsaph Indian Reserve 6	254.5
	Inkahtsaph Indian Reserve 6, member of Boothroyd First Nation
88	Passing through Boothroyd Indian Reserve 8A	185.9
	Boothroyd Indian Reserve 8A, member of Boothroyd First Nation
91	Passing through Staiyahanny Indian Reserve 8	254.5
	Staiyahanny Indian Reserve 8, member of the Boothroyd First Nation
97	Kanaka Bar, passing through Kanaka Bar Indian Reserve 1A (Kanaka)	280.4
	Kanaka Bar Indian Reserve 1A, member Kanaka Bar First Nation
98	Kanaka, passing through Kanaka Bar Indian Reserve 2 (Kanaka)	254.5
	Kanaka Bar Indian Reserve 2, member Kanaka Bar First Nation
99	Passing though Siska Flat Indian Reserves 3,8	188.1
	Siska Flat Indian Reserves 3,8 Member of the Siska First Nation
99.5	Passing through Siska Flat Indian Reserve 5A	186.2
100	Passing through Zacht Indian Reserve 5	205.4
	Zacht Indian Reserve 5, member Siska Fist Nation
101	Passing through Siska Flat Indian Reserve 5B	208.5
102	Scuppa Rest Area, Skuppah Indian Reserve 4 to west	312.7
	Skuppah Indian Reserve 4, member of Skuppah First Nation
106	Road turnoffs to W, access to Inklyuhkinatko Indian Reserve 2	291.1
	Inklyuhkinatko Indian Reserve, member Skuppah First Nation
106.8	passing through Kitzowit Indian Reserve 20	256
	Kitzowit Indian Reserve 20, member of Lytton First Nation
107	Highway 12, & Lytton Main St, hospital, police, bridge to north bank of Thompson River (Lytton)	257.3
	Thompson River photos Lytton Lytton & District Chamber of Commerce, 4 motels in town Lytton Museum & Archives Commission
107.5	Passing through Klakamich Indian Reserve 17 (Lytton)	248.1
108.5	Passing through Klickkumcheen Indian Reserve 18 (Lytton)	238
	Klickkumcheen Indian Reserve 18, member of Lytton First Nation
111	Main St to Lytton, north entrance (Lytton)	249.9
116	Skihist Provincial Park	289
	Skihist Provincial Park, day use, camping, hiking, watersports, viewpoint
132	Nicomen Indian Reserve 1, access road to SE	207
	Nicomen First Nations Reserve
140	Thompson River RV Park	204.2
142	Gold Pan Provincial Park	224.6
	Goldpan Provincial Park, day use, camping, watersports, scenic viewpoints Goldpan Provincial Park with 14 campsites
151	Junction Highway 8 & Highway 1, Spences Bridge Indian Reserve 4 (Spences Bridge)	247.8
	Spences Bridge Indian Reserve, member of Cooks Ferry First Nation Highway 8 southeast to Merritt, on the Coquihalla Highway
151	Bridge across Thomson River (Spences Bridge)	218.2
	Spences Bridge photos Thompson River photos
152	town of Spences Bridge, bridge (Spences Bridge)	231.6
159	Rannie Pit Rd	250.9
174	Venabies Valley Rd (W)	463
177	Venabies Valley Rd (W)	503.8
179	Basque Rd, access to Oregon Jack and Basque Indian Reserves	440.4
	Oregon Jack Creek Reserve Basque Indian Reserve, member of Cooks Ferry First Nation
183	Hat Creek Rd	464.5
192	Cornwall Rd Highway 97C to Ashcroft (aAshcroft)	489.5
198	Junction Highway 97C (Highland Valley Rd) (Ashcroft)	488.3
	Highway 97C continues south-east to Logan Lake and Merritt (on the Coquihalla) about 100 km
200	Campbell Hill Dr, to Cache Creek (Ashcroft)	519.4
202	Junction Highway 97 (to east, highway is 1/97) (Ashcroft)	460.2
202	Cache Creek bridge	455.4
	Pavilion Indian Band – Tskweylecw
204	Brookside Campground (Cache Creek)	520
211	Juniper Beach Provincial Park	491
	Juniper Beach Provincial Park, day use and camping, watersports
224	Artificial Irrigation to south	492.9
230	Roadside turnout (S/E) (Wallachin)	454.2
231	Skeetchestn Indian Reserve, west boundary	488.9
	Skeetchestn Indian Reserve, member of the Shuswap First Nation
233	Deadman Vidette Rd	471.5
237	Sebastian Creek Rd (N)	438.9
238	Skeetchestn Indian Reserve, east boundary	378.6
	Skeetchestn Indian Reserve, member of the Shuswap First Nation
238	Savana Station Rd	381.9
	Steelhead Provincial Park, day use, camping, water sports (240 metre beach)
238	Thompson River Bridge, view east to Kamloops Lake	351.1
	Thompson River photographs
239	Savona Access Rd (N) (Savona)	363.3
	Lakeside Country Inn, lakeside bed & breakfast
243	Savona Access Rd (N), to Savona PP	386.8
243	Tunmkwa Lake Rd (S)	365.8
	Mount Savona Provincial Park, camping, hiking, south of highway
257	Gardi Rd (S)	434
262	Deer Dr (N)	495.6
265	Beeton Rd (S)	556.6
266	Green Stone Rd (S)	610.8
268	View east to Highland Valley Copper Pit Mine (south side)	694
	Highland Valley Copper mine, operated by Teck Resources
272	View west to Highland Valley Copper Pit Mine (south side) pit drops to 1770 ft	656.8
275	Junction Highway 5 (to east, highway is 1/5/97), to south Coquihalla Highway #5)	717.5
276	Exit #362 Sugarloaf Rd Exit, to Ironmask Lake (S)	715.4
279	Exit #366 Copperhead Dr (S) Hillside Rd (N) (Kamloops)	699.8
	Access to Kenna Cartwright Park, natural area in the City of Kamloops Petro-Canada Station, south side (EB) of highway
281	Exit #367 Pacific Way, exit to Kenna Cartwright Park (N) (Kamloops)	669.3
	Access to Kenna Cartwright Park, natural area in the City of Kamloops pantry & Shell gas stations to south of highway Alpine Motor Inn, south of highway Argus Motor Inn, 1.2 km north of highway Grandview Motel, 1.3 km north of highway Greyhound-Kamloops Terminal, just north of highway
282	Exit #368 Junction Princeton-Kamloops Hwy 5A (S), Hillside Way (N) (Kamloops)	630.9
	Aberdeen Mall, north side of highway Maverick Motor Inn, just north of highway Esso, Petro-Canada gas stations, south of highway Travelodge Mountainview, just south of highway Aberdeen Inn, just south of highway Best Western Kamloops, just south of highway Comfort Inn & Suites, just south of highway Four Points Sheraton Hotel, just south of highway Dream Lodge, just south of highway Aberdeen Mall, Kamloops 8 screen multiplex cinemas
283	Exit #369 Columbia Way (N) Exit EB only (Kamloops)	590.4
	multiple gas stations north of highway, on Columbia St Access to downtown, via Columbia Street, about 3 km from highway Kamloops photos south access to Royal Inland Hospital (Interior Health District) about 2.7 km NE of highway
285	Exit #370 Summit Dr underpass, Exit WB only (Kamloops)	549.2
287	Peterson Creek, Glenfair Peterson Creek Park (Kamloops)	448.1
291	Exit #374 Junction Yellowhead Highway (5) (Kamloops)	402
	Shuswap Nation Tribal Council Tkemlups of the Secwepemc band of the Shuswap First Nation Access to downtown Kamloops, on exit further, Valleyview Rd (east) and Battle St/Columbia St (west into downtown)
KM	Highway Point & Features	Elev. (metres)	Map	Add Info

Next West:

West Vancouver to Hope

Next East:

Kamloops to Revelstoke

BC Highway Itinerary: Hope to Kamloops via #1

What to See & Do Between Hope and Kamloops

Here is the itinerary for the 291 km along the #1 between Hope and Kamloops via the #1:

Hope to Lytton via #1 along the Fraser River Canyon

Lytton to Kamloops via #1 along Thompson River Plateau

History of the Trans-Canada Highway

Highway Notes

Elevation Chart - Hope to Kamloops via #1

Itinerary Map

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