Vancouver Island to Alberta

[Scrambled]

That place looks cool ruffly how would I get there,I'm not worried about sloppy I brought good boots. As long as I can get close in a car I'd love to check it out. Thanks little Duke.

 

[lilduke]

That place looks cool ruffly how would I get there,I'm not worried about sloppy I brought good boots. As long as I can get close in a car I'd love to check it out. Thanks little Duke.

Its called Dry island buffalo jump.

 

[Scrambled]

Thanks man.sounds like a good morning expedition, I'll be checking it out

 

[getzcold]

There’s a decent little restaurant in trouchu kinda on Main Street. I can’t remember the name of it off top of my head though. They also got a good gun club there. That’s all I got as I only ever go to the pig plant up there. Good deal on pork in there shop there too.

 

[Mike270412]

Do the Yellowhead out of Hope and TCH to Calgary. The TCH is good and considerably faster. Good luck and drive safe.

Did you teach geography?

 

[ferniesnow]

Did you teach geography?

Hahaha.............that's a good one Mr. Many Numbers!

 

[Mike270412]

Hahaha.............that's a good one Mr. Many Numbers!

Sorry. Had to. Yellowhead doesn't go anywhere near Hope, lol.

 

[ferniesnow]

Sorry. Had to. Yellowhead doesn't go anywhere near Hope, lol.

Didn't it join into the Coq?
A spur of the Yellowhead Highway, Highway 5, also known as the Southern Yellowhead Highway, connects the main highway at Tête Jaune Cache midway between the Alberta-British Columbia border and Prince George.[1] The highway continues past Kamloopsbefore following the Coquihalla Highway to Hope. Unlike Highway 16, route 5 is not branded as being part of the Trans-Canada system and retains the original Yellowhead signage

 

[Mike270412]

Didn't it join into the Coq?
A spur of the Yellowhead Highway, Highway 5, also known as the Southern Yellowhead Highway, connects the main highway at Tête Jaune Cache midway between the Alberta-British Columbia border and Prince George.[1] The highway continues past Kamloopsbefore following the Coquihalla Highway to Hope. Unlike Highway 16, route 5 is not branded as being part of the Trans-Canada system and retains the original Yellowhead signage

There you go. It was my understanding that just 16 right to the coast was called the Yellowhead.
Edit; And I drive those highways a lot. Guess I'll be looking closer at signs.

 

[ferniesnow]

There you go. It was my understanding that just 16 right to the coast was called the Yellowhead.
Edit; And I drive those highways a lot. Guess I'll be looking closer at signs.

When you first pointed it out, I went to Google and the Yellowhead went to Jasper, Tete, and then up to McBride, etc.. I was thinking why do I see signs on the Coq? Then I read a little bit on Wikipedia and that is what I copied/pasted. Another learning situation for me.

 

[Scrambled]

Did the dry island park yesterday, hiked around for 3 hours, that place is awesome, I was the only one there so it was very peaceful, stayed off the main trail's and used the deer trails . Parking was up top so the climb up the hill at the end was a little Ruff . Took RR roads back which was good to see all the farms. Thanks Lil Duke for the suggestion it was just what I was looking for.

 

[Scrambled]

Drove through Huxley and found these old girls

 

[Scrambled]

Forgot the pictures

 

[lilduke]

Did the dry island park yesterday, hiked around for 3 hours, that place is awesome, I was the only one there so it was very peaceful, stayed off the main trail's and used the deer trails . Parking was up top so the climb up the hill at the end was a little Ruff . Took RR roads back which was good to see all the farms. Thanks Lil Duke for the suggestion it was just what I was looking for.

No problem. Glad you enjoyed it


Cheers