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Crowsnest Highway: Osoyoos to Castlegar

Why Travel from Osoyoos to Castlegar?

This 249 km (3 hours) stretch of the Crowsnest Highway #3 passes through rugged and scenic parts of southern British Columbia, called Boundary Country. This route passes through many mountain towns, ski towns, lakeside resort towns, or forestry towns close to the Canada-US border.

BC-Itinerary - Crowsnest - Osoyoos to Castlegar
Okanagan-Osoyoos-View of Condos On East Shore-sliver
Okanagan-Osoyoos-View of Condos On East Shore-sliver

Osoyoos Area

Crowsnest Route #3 of the Trans-Canada Highway in BC

Heading east from Highway 97, you pass through Osoyoos’ main tourist street, with accommodation, dining, and retail, which as it approaches Lake Osoyoos turns into a causeway over the lake. As you climb up the east side of the lake, you pass the Nk’Mip Winery, owned by the Osoyoos First Nation (they also own a golf course and an RV Park there, too).

Osoyoos Lookout

Heading east from Osoyoos, Highway 3 snakes around as it navigates very rugged terrain. You climb to Anarchist Summit 1236 m (4055 ft) with the Anarchist Protected Area north of the highway. Then you climb to Osoyoos Lookout on the westbound side, and a few kilometres further (23 km from Osoyoos) a rest area with picnic tables eastbound, and a rest area /brake check area westbound, another 1.5 km east is a Striding Sasquatch Statue. The highway then begins to drop elevation a bit.

Grand Forks-Autumn sunset-Boundary Country Tourism-Trina Bryan

Grand Forks-Autumn sunset-Boundary Country Tourism-Trina Bryan

Kettle River

At Rock Creek, the highway follows the eastward path of the Kettle River (and the Kettle River Recreation Area is just to the north of town). Then it passed the town of Greenwood and the Phoenix Mountain Ski Area, before heading north and then back south to Grand Forks just north of the Canada-USA border.

Midway. Greenwood-fall colours at Wilgress Lake-Thompson Okanagan-Allen Jones

Midway. Greenwood-fall colours at Wilgress Lake-Thompson Okanagan-Allen Jones

 

Nancy Green Summit

The highway heads east to the town are resort community of Christina Lake, before it heads north past Gladstone Provincial Park, and past Nancy Green Provincial Park where the highway climbs over Nancy Green Summit (Blueberry Pass) 1575 m (5167 ft) and to continues to Castlegar, where it crosses the Columbia River.

Castlegar-view of Columbia RIver-Kootenay Rockies Tourism-Kari Medig

Castlegar-view of Columbia RIver-Kootenay Rockies Tourism-Kari Medig

Castlegar Area

Castlegar is a good pitstop on this stretch of the Crowsnest Highway. To the NE of Castlegar is the hippy town of Nelson which lies on the West Arm of Kootenay Lake and has stunning views of the Kokanee Glacier to the north of town. Kaslo is also nearby, and if the highway is ever blocked by avalanche, there is a year-round ferry on the Lake that crosses to just north of Creston.To the south of Castlegar are the towns of Trail and Rossland, known for the Red Mountain Ski Resort (home of Olympic skier Nancy Green).

 

Elevation Map of Crowsnest Route: Osoyoos- Castlegar

Elevation Chart for itinerary for Crowsnest #3 Osoyoos - Castlegar
Elevation Chart for itinerary for Crowsnest #3 Osoyoos - Castlegar

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Osoyoos to Castlegar (Crowsnest Highway) Route Map

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0Junction of British Columbia Highway # 97293
Visitor Information at highway. North to Penticton, BC and Kelowna, BC. South to Oroville Washington and US/Canada Border.
1Town of Osoyoos, BC business area281
Several hotels, restaurants and retail along Highway 3 in Osoyoos. Attractions in and around Osoyoos, BC: Osoyoos Museum, Mount Kobau Trails, Lake Osoyoos, Nk’Mip Desert & Heritage Centre, Spotted Lake. There are many Wineries in the Osoyoos area most offer tours and wine tastings.
2approaching the lakefront277
Super 8 by Wyndham Osoyoos, Plaza Royale Motor Inn, Avalon Inn, Watermark Beach Resort..
2Bridge over Osoyoos Lake280
Veterans Memorial Park on W site The Osoyoos Memorial Fountain on E side. Several lakefront hotels on N side of highway, Pioneer walkway on S side.
3Lakeshore Drive (to S)281
Paradise Park RV Resort (to W)access to Casa Del Mila Oro Resort
445 Street (to N)306
Petro Canada station, and access to Nk’Mip Desert Cultural Centre, Nk’Mip Cellars Winery, Nk’Mip Campground, Spirit Ridge Resort (al 2 km to N)
462 Avenue307
several fruit stands along highway
482 Ave (to E)320
White Horse B&B (to W). Adega on 45th Estate Winery, and Moon Curser Vineyards
682nd Avenue, 21 Street (to W)525
3Roadside highway turnout with information sign683
11Anarchist Mountain Lookout (for WB traffic)728
Roadside highway turnout with viewpoint. View of Osoyoos’ sandspit, which was used by Indian trails and the Dewdney Trail to get prospectors and miners to the eastern gold fields
11Osoyoos Lookout (EB traffic)747
Roadside highway turnout Rest Area with viewpoint, with historical interest marker. The roadway west of this point drops 1300ft (400m) down to the town of Osoyoos
13Observatory Rd (to N)837
Access to The Newton Observatory Bed and Breakfast
14Chapman Rd (to W)900
access to Spirit Lodge
15Runaway Lane906
for WB trucker traffic
15Longjoe Rd (to N)965
Access to Okanagan RV Centre
16Grizzly Rd (to W)937
17Black Tail Rd (to SW)1024
18Mule Deer Dr (to SE)1047
18Runaway Lane966
Large gravel turnout for WB trucker traffic
19Bullmoose Rd1072
16Roadside highway turnout1074
large paved Break Check turnout WB and large Rest Area for EB
20Brake Check Area1133
North side of highway for WB traffic
21Sasquatch Trail (to N)1120
22Wapiti Way (to N) and Caribou Cres (to S)1095
23Gravel Pit access Rd1095
Both sides of highway
24Ravenhill Rd (to NO) and Nine Mile Place (to S)1077
access to Owls Roost Private Cabins (1 km S)
25Sidley Mountain Rd (to N) and access to Arosa Ranch Rd (to S)1238
Nuessli Mountain B&B, Little Lake to the south. Arosa Ranch Wedding Venue and RV Park to S.
27Summit RV Resort (to N)1258
28Wagonwheel Rd (to N)1258
29Rest Area on S side1224
some picnic tables, toilets
29Access to RV Park and Bed and Breakfast1038
South side of highway
37Bridesville Townsite Rd. West end of Bridesville, BC1029
No services
38Bridesville Townsite Rd. East end of Bridesville, BC910
No services
40Canyon Rd (to N)922
Mt Baldy Ski Area, 19 km N of highway
41Canyon Rd (to N)913
42Johnstone Rd (to N)924
44Johnstone Creek Rd W (to N)904
45Access to Johnstone Creek Provincial Park897
0.5 km S of highway. 38 hectares of mature Douglas fir, larch and spruce trees that provide habitat for woodpeckers and other cavity nesting bird species. camping in a forested creek side setting with 16 vehicle-accessible campsites open from May 21 to Sept 15 (or first snowfall)
46Johnson Creek Rd E (to N)839
Conkle Lake BC Provincial Park, (25 km N of highway). Secluded highland lake with a mixed forest of western larch, lodgepole pine, willow and black alder, and 34 vehicle-accessible campsites. Open from May 21 to Sept 7
47Hulme Creek Rd (to N)724
49Hairpin Curve647
The roadway drops 800ft (250m) from the plateau west of Rock Creek to the town
51Rock Creek Cutoff Rd (to NE)614
direct access to/from Highway #33
52Junction of highway # 33 (Kelowna -Rock Creek Highway)609
North to Beaverdale, BC, Big White Ski Area, Kelowna, BC. North to Kettle Valley Provincial Park (5 km). On S side of Highway is Husky station, an motel, restaurant and Rock Creek Visitor Centre
53Jubilee St (to N)607
Community of Rock Creek, BC. Several gas stations, some accommodation/ Attractions in Rock Creek, BC: Kettle River, Rock Creek & District Fall Fair, Sky High Blues Festival
53606
highway runs adjacent to Kettle River to the east
53Bridesville Rd (to SW)600
54Madge Rd (to S) Eek Rd west access(to N)613
55Eek Rd east access (to N)611
56Kettle Valley Rd S (to N)611
bridge to N side of Kettle River
59Kettle valley Rd E (to N)596
59595
Paradise on the River Cabin Retreat, Kettle River RV Park, Kettle Valley Golf Club. and Kettle Valley Villas and RVs,
61Cenotaph Rd600
access to riverside park and Kettle Camp Out
61Kettle River Bridge597
also crosses the Kettle Valley Rail Trail on the east bank
61Bubar Rd (to N)597
access to Kettle Valley Rail Trail
62Ingram Mountain Rd (to N)589
65Truck Weigh Scale582
South side of the highway
66West Midway Access580
access to the Vaagen First Canada lumber yard. the KVR rail trail runs to the north side of highway to the east
70Cleghorn St580
west access to community of Midway
71Ninth Ave 9to S)609
east access to community of Midway
63Roadside highway turnout629
South side of the highway
65Roadside highway turnout580
South side of the highway
71Midway – Kettle Valley Railway Museum581
Mile Zero on the Kettle Valley Railway. the building contains the museum. Built in 1900 by the C.P.R.
71Access to campground & R V Park599
71Community of Midway. BC – ‘Heart of the Kettle Valley’617
Access to Canada / United States border crossing. Midway is named being the midway point between the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific Ocean. Town attractions: Kamigochi House, Delisle House, Kettle River Inn, Kettle River Museum, Entwined Trees
73Norwegian Creek Rd (to S)672
76Kerr Creek Rd (to N)685
77Boundary Creek Campground (to S)710
81Boundary Creek Provincial Park (to NW)749
Located on Boundary Creek, BC just west of Anaconda. 18 campsites, one of which is a double. Camping without services from Sept 7 to the first snowfall. Not suitable for large RVs.
831st Street748
Night Sky Campground
83Butte Ave747
84west access to Greenwood762
Greenwood, BC, the smallest city in Canada. Incorporated in 1897, Greenwood was the hub of gold mining exploration in the Boundary Country. Mining history with heritage buildings and industrial ruins, and a Japanese-Canadian WWII internment camp. Attractions: Greenwood Museum, Restored heritage buildings, Lotzkar Park, Jewel Lake Provincial Park, Phoenix Ski Hill, Wilgress Lake.
85Greenwood St786
access to Phoenix Ski Hill (18 km SE of town)
85756
Greenwood RV Park, Greenwood City Campground, Greenwood Visitors Centre
87Gowrie Street764
Greenwood East/North access (westbound: Welcome to Greenwood sign)
87KVR rail trail passes under highway764
Tunnel of Flags attraction
89Boundary Creek Rd (to N)1002
access to Little Fork Ranch, and Jewel Lake Provincial Park, 15 km N of highway. Facilities 26 vehicle accessible campsites, including 3 double sites. Open May 21 to Sept 15. The campground remains open until Oct 10.
101Wilgress Lake Rest Area1013
East side of highway, gravel turnout
103Eholt Summit986
106Phoenix Road799
access to Phoenix Mountain Ski Hill, 8 km W of highway. Snowboarding, night skiing, cross country, day lodge. Season: December to early April
117Gibbs Creek Rd (to W), Danshin Village Road (to E)681
118private drive666
Pioneer Organic Farm & Glamping, about .5 km to E
118Sleepy Hollow Rd583
Closest point of Highway #3 to the Canada- US border. About 150m (not a border crossing)
119Hillview Rd N (to S) and Spencer Rd (to N)566
121Junction of highway # 41535
South to community of Carson, Canada / United States border crossing. East of this point the highway runs adjacent to the Kettle River again.
123Northfork Franklin Rd529
12427th Street528
Grand Forks Inn, grocery and pharmacy stores
12422nd Street528
access to Boundary District Hospital, .5 km to N
12419th Street521
number of recreation facilities on both sides of highway (ballpark, aquatic center, arena, curling rink). #3 is also designated Central Avenue in Grand Forks
125cross over Columbia and Western rail trail529
12516 Street518
Western Traveller Inn, Night Inn, as well as gas and fast food
125Boundary Drive518
shopping on S side of highway
1265th Street518
west side of central business district, mostly south of #3, and Grand Forks Visitor Centre on SW corner. Attractions: Boundary Museum, Mountainview Doukhobor Museum, Big Rock Candy Mountain, Grand Forks Art Gallery.
127Riverside Drive513
east side of Grand Forks central business district, mostly south of #3
127cross Granby River516
Granby River flows into Kettle River about 300 m S of bridge
127Riverside Motel , Johnny’s Motel519
12868th Ave and bridge over Kettle River520
east access to and Grand Forks industrial area (S and W of Kettle River)
128523
Kettleside RV Park, The Victorian Motel and RV Park, Riviera RV Park, all on SW side of highway, alongside the Kettle River
129Nursery Rd (S of highway)542
access to agriculture businesses
131Whitehall Rd (to S of highway)532
access to Country Hideaway campground, Alpine Taxidermy and Wildlife Museum
132Collins Rd (to S)544
access to Boothman’s Oxbow Provincial Park
135Rest area on S side (for EB travellers)512
South side of highway, large paved turnout
136Gilpin Beach access (to S of highway)519
137Gilpin Grasslands Provincial Park (to N of highway)515
no public access from highway
141Roadside highway turnout with visitor information513
North side of highway for WB travellers
143Stewart Creek Rd (to N)504
access to Columbia and Western Rail Trail and Cascade Trestle Parking Lot, to view Cascade Trestle Bridge over Kettle River (100 m S)
144Junction: British Columbia #295 (to S)512
access to Kootenay-Laurier Canada-USA border crossing, also Christina Lake Golf Club and Cascade Par 3 Golf Course
145Thomson Rd (to N of highway) River Rd (to S)514
Thomson Rd is West access to south short of Christina Lake. Cascade Cove RV Park and Campground on River Rd, toward the Kettle River
147Swanson Rd (to SE of highway) and W Lake Dr (to NWS)447
Lots of accommodation options along the south shore of Christina Lake, and Christina Lake Provincial Par. Attractions: The Trans Canada Trail, Dewdney Trai, Kettle Valley Rail Trail all merge at Christina Lake, Cascade Falls, Christina Lake Stained Glass Christina Lake Farmers’ Market, Christina Lake Fishing Derby.
148Kimura Rd (to W) and Santa Rosa Rd (to E)450
Christina Lake Welcome Center to W of highway, lots of services on E side of highway
148Willow Beach Resort, Christina Lakeside Resort459
Fuel and services along Highway
149Setterland Rd (to E)465
Schulli Resort and Smoochies Brewing to W
149Kingsley Rd455
many accommodation and tourist services options to W (along east shore of Christina Lake)
150Cove Rd (to W)475
access to may accommodation and boating options along east shore of Christina Lake. To the N (eastbound) the highway runs alongside Christina Lake for 4 km
154E Lake Drive495
access to Christina Lake Marina, Sunflower B&B. To the S, (westbound) the highway runs alongside Christina Lake for 4 km. Access to Gladstone Provincial Park via Texas Creek Rd (5 km from highway)
154Christina Lake Viewpoint576
on SE side of Highway (best access for WB travellers)
156McRae Rd (to NW)610
Access to Bayside Retreat
157McRae Creek Rest Area871
North side of highway (best for WB travellers)
165paved pullout on EB side949
167paved pullout on EB side1077
168gravel pullout on EB side1107
view of Paulson Bridge to east
170Paulson Detour Road-west access1076
access to Mount Gladstone (about 7 km due NW)
171Road on NW side of highway1166
171pullout for EB traffic, viewpoint1122
view of Valley to the south
172Chain-up area for EB trucker traffic1056
Unchain area for WB truckers
172Paulson Bridge1165
impressive rock cut to east of Bridge. With chain-link fencing to holdback any loose rocks from roadway
173gravel pullout on WB side1204
174gravel pullout on WB side1273
174Paulson Detour Road-east access1396
175paved pullout on EB side1426
176sharp switchback turn1465
177gravel pullout on WB side1493
178Bonanza Creek Forest Service Rd (to S)1497
182small pullout on WB side1498
188Paulson Summit1535
173chain-up area for truckers1469
and wide pull-out for WB traffic with views up and down valley
184Living Forest Camp Site1449
188Paulson/Big Sheep Creek Rest Area1448
N side of highway. Road to south side access to Paul Cross Country Recreation Site, and the Castlegar Nordic Ski Club
18524 Mile Snowmobile Recreation Site1311
parking are on N side of highway
188Castlegar Nordic Ski Club (to S of Highway)1279
193Nancy Greene Lake1280
just south of Highway, with rest area along EB side of highway
195Junction Highway 3B (to S)572
access to Nancy Greene Provincial Park (Just S of highway) and access to Red Mountain (25 km drive S of highway), and continuing to Rossland (29 km S) and Trail 42 km SE)
21614 Ave, Castlegar477
This hill drops 400ft (130m) down to Castlegar and the Columbia River
219Highway 22 Junction
Downtown Castlegar 3 km to major grocery just to north (Safeway and NOFRILLS), and Canadian Tire just to S. Highway 22 South to communities of Trail, Warfield, Rossland (and continuing to a Canada-US border crossing (Paterson-Frontier) and adjacent King George VI Provincial Park.
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0Highway 22 Junction572
Downtown Castlegar 3 km to major grocery just to north (Safeway and NOFRILLS), and Canadian Tire just to S. Highway 22 South to communities of Trail, Warfield, Rossland (and continuing to a Canada-US border crossing (Paterson-Frontier) and adjacent King George VI Provincial Park.
314 Ave, Castlegar1280
This hill drops 400ft (130m) down to Castlegar and the Columbia River
24Junction Highway 3B (to S)1279
access to Nancy Greene Provincial Park (Just S of highway) and access to Red Mountain (25 km drive S of highway), and continuing to Rossland (29 km S) and Trail 42 km SE)
26Nancy Greene Lake1449
just south of Highway, with rest area along EB side of highway
31Paulson/Big Sheep Creek Rest Area1311
N side of highway. Road to south side access to Paul Cross Country Recreation Site, and the Castlegar Nordic Ski Club
31Castlegar Nordic Ski Club (to S of Highway)1498
32Paulson Summit1448
3424 Mile Snowmobile Recreation Site1469
parking are on N side of highway
35Living Forest Camp Site1497
37small pullout on WB side1493
41Bonanza Creek Forest Service Rd (to S)1465
42gravel pullout on WB side1426
43sharp switchback turn1396
44paved pullout on EB side1273
45Paulson Detour Road-east access1204
46gravel pullout on WB side1165
46gravel pullout on WB side1535
461056
chain-up area for truckers, and wide pull-out for WB traffic with views up and down valley
47Paulson Bridge1122
impressive rock cut to east of Bridge. With chain-link fencing to holdback any loose rocks from roadway
47Chain-up area for EB trucker traffic1166
Unchain area for WB truckers
48pullout for EB traffic, viewpoint1076
view of Valley to the south
48Road on NW side of highway1107
49Paulson Detour Road-west access1077
access to Mount Gladstone (about 7 km due NW)
52gravel pullout on EB side949
view of Paulson Bridge to east
52paved pullout on EB side871
54paved pullout on EB side610
62McRae Creek Rest Area576
North side of highway (best for WB travellers)
63McRae Rd (to NW)495
Access to Bayside Retreat
65Christina Lake Viewpoint475
on SE side of Highway (best access for WB travellers)
65E Lake Drive455
access to Christina Lake Marina, Sunflower B&B. To the S, (westbound) the highway runs alongside Christina Lake for 4 km. Access to Gladstone Provincial Park via Texas Creek Rd (5 km from highway)
69Cove Rd (to W)465
access to may accommodation and boating options along east shore of Christina Lake. To the N (eastbound) the highway runs alongside Christina Lake for 4 km
70Kingsley Rd459
many accommodation and tourist services options to W (along east shore of Christina Lake )
71Setterland Rd (to E)450
Schulli Resort and Smoochies Brewing to W
71Willow Beach Resort, Christina Lakeside Resort447
Fuel and services along Highway
72Kimura Rd (to W) and Santa Rosa Rd (to E)514
Christina Lake Welcome Center to W of highway, lots of services on E side of highway
72Swanson Rd (to SE of highway) and W Lake Dr (to NWS)512
Lots of accommodation options along the south shore of Christina Lake , and Christina Lake Provincial Par. Attractions: The Trans Canada Trail, Dewdney Trai, Kettle Valley Rail Trail all merge at Christina Lake, Cascade Falls, Christina Lake Stained Glass Christina Lake Farmers’ Market, Christina Lake Fishing Derby.
74Thomson Rd (to N of highway) River Rd (to S)504
Thomson Rd is West access to south short of Christina Lake. Cascade Cove RV Park and Campground on River Rd, toward the Kettle River
75Junction: British Columbia #295 (to S)513
access to Kootenay-Laurier Canada-USA border crossing, also Christina Lake Gold Club and Cascade Par 3 Golf Course
76Stewart Creek Rd (to N)515
access to Columbia and Western Rail Trail and Cascade Trestle Parking Lot, to view Cascade Trestle Bridge over Kettle River (100 m S)
78Roadside highway turnout with visitor information519
North side of highway for WB travellers
82Gilpin Grasslands Provincial Park (to N of highway)512
no public access from highway
83Gilpin Beach access (to S of highway)544
84Rest area on S side (for EB travellers)532
South side of highway, large paved turnout
88Collins Rd (to S)542
access to Boothman’s Oxbow Provincial Park
88Whitehall Rd (to S of highway)523
access to Country Hideaway campground, Alpine Taxidermy and Wildlife Museum
90Nursery Rd (S of highway)520
access to agriculture businesses
91519
Kettleside RV Park, The Victorian Motel and RV Park, Riviera RV Park, all on SW side of highway, alongside the Kettle River
9268th Ave and bridge over Kettle River516
east access to and Grand Forks industrial area (S and W of Kettle River)
92Riverside Motel , Johnny’s Motel513
92cross Granby River518
Granby River flows into Kettle River about 300 m S of bridge
93Riverside Drive518
east side of central business district, mostly south of #3
935th Street518
west side of central business district, mostly south of #3, an Grand Forks Visitor Centre on SW corner. Attractions: Boundary Museum, Mountainview Doukhobor Museum, Big Rock Candy Mountain, Grand Forks Art Gallery.
94Boundary Drive529
shopping on S side of highway
9416 Street521
Western Traveller Inn, Night Inn, as well as gas and fast food
94cross over Columbia and Western rail trail529
9527th Street528
Grand Forks Inn, grocery and pharmacy stores
9522nd Street528
access to Boundary District Hospital, .5 km to N
9519th Street535
number of recreation facilities on both sides of highway (ballpark, aquatic center, arena, curling rink). #3 is also designated Central Avenue in Grand Forks
96Northfork Franklin Rd566
98Junction of highway # 41583
South to community of Carson, Canada / United States border crossing. East of this point the highway runs adjacent to the Kettle River again.
100Hillview Rd N (to S) and Spencer Rd (to N)666
101Sleepy Hollow Rd681
Closest point of Highway #3 to the Canada- US border. About 150m (not a border crossing)
101private drive799
Pioneer Organic Farm & Glamping, about .5 km to E
102Gibbs Creek Rd (to W), Danshin Village Road (to E)986
113Phoenix Road1013
access to Phoenix Mountain Ski Hill, 8 km W of highway. Snowboarding, night skiing, cross country, day lodge. Season: December to early April
116Eholt Summit1002
118Wilgress Lake Rest Area764
East side of highway, gravel turnout
130Boundary Creek Rd (to N)764
access to Little Fork Ranch, and Jewel Lake Provincial Park, 15 km N of highway. Facilities 26 vehicle accessible campsites, including 3 double sites. Open May 21 to Sept 15. The campground remains open until Oct 10.
132KVR rail trail passes under highway756
Tunnel of Flags attraction
133Gowrie Street762
Greenwood East/North access (westbound: Welcome to Greenwood sign)
135Greenwood St786
access to Phoenix Ski Hill (18 km SE of town)
135747
Greenwood RV Park, Greenwood City Campground, Greenwood Visitors Centre
135west access to Greenwood748
Greenwood, BC, the smallest city in Canada. Incorporated in 1897, Greenwood was the hub of gold mining exploration in the Boundary Country. Mining history with heritage buildings and industrial ruins, and a Japanese-Canadian WWII internment camp. Attractions: Greenwood Museum, Restored heritage buildings, Lotzkar Park, Jewel Lake Provincial Park, Phoenix Ski Hill, Wilgress Lake.
136Butte Ave749
1371st Street710
Night Sky Campground
139Boundary Creek Provincial Park (to NW)685
Located on Boundary Creek, BC just west of Anaconda. 18 campsites, one of which is a double. Camping without services from Sept 7 to the first snowfall. Not suitable for large RVs.
142Boundary Creek Campground (to S)672
143Kerr Creek Rd (to N)617
146Norwegian Creek Rd (to S)580
148Ninth Ave 9to S)580
east access to community of Midway
148Midway – Kettle Valley Railway Museum599
Mile Zero on the Kettle Valley Railway. the building contains the museum. Built in 1900 by the C.P.R.
148Community of Midway. BC – ‘Heart of the Kettle Valley’581
Access to Canada / United States border crossing. Midway is named being the midway point between the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific Ocean. Town attractions: Kamigochi House, Delisle House, Kettle River Inn, Kettle River Museum, Entwined Trees
148Access to campground & R V Park580
149Cleghorn St582
west access to community of Midway
153West Midway Access589
access to the Vaagen First Canada lumber yard. the KVR rail trail runs to the north side of highway to the east
154Truck Weigh Scale629
South side of the highway
154Roadside highway turnout609
South side of the highway
156Roadside highway turnout597
South side of the highway
157Ingram Mountain Rd (to N)597
158Bubar Rd (to N)600
access to Kettle Valley Rail Trail
158Kettle River Bridge595
also crosses the Kettle Valley Rail Trail on the east bank
158Cenotaph Rd596
access to riverside park and Kettle Camp Out
160611
Paradise on the River Cabin Retreat, Kettle River RV Park, Kettle Valley Golf Club. and Kettle Valley Villas and RVs
161Kettle valley Rd E (to N)611
163Kettle Valley Rd S (to N)613
bridge to N side of Kettle River
165Eek Rd east access (to N)600
165Madge Rd (to S) Eek Rd west access(to N)606
166Bridesville Rd (to SW)609
167Jubilee St (to N)607
Community of Rock Creek, BC. Several gas stations, some accommodation/ Attractions in Rock Creek, BC: Kettle River, Rock Creek & District Fall Fair, Sky High Blues Festival
167614
highway runs adjacent to Kettle River to the east
168Junction of highway # 33 (Kelowna -Rock Creek Highway)647
North to Beaverdale, BC, Big White Ski Area, Kelowna, BC. North to Kettle Valley Provincial Park (5 km). On S side of Highway is Husky station, an motel, restaurant and Rock Creek Visitor Centre
168Rock Creek Cutoff Rd (to NE)724
direct access to/from Highway #33
170Hairpin Curve839
The roadway drops 800ft (250m) from the plateau west of Rock Creek to the town
172Hulme Creek Rd (to N)897
174Johnson Creek Rd E (to N)904
Conkle Lake BC Provincial Park, (25 km N of highway). Secluded highland lake with a mixed forest of western larch, lodgepole pine, willow and black alder, and 34 vehicle-accessible campsites. Open from May 21 to Sept 7
175Access to Johnstone Creek Provincial Park924
0.5 km S of highway. 38 hectares of mature Douglas fir, larch and spruce trees that provide habitat for woodpeckers and other cavity nesting bird species. camping in a forested creek side setting with 16 vehicle-accessible campsites open from May 21 to Sept 15 (or first snowfall)
175Johnstone Creek Rd W (to N)913
177Johnstone Rd (to N)922
179Canyon Rd (to N)910
179Canyon Rd (to N)1029
Mt Baldy Ski Area, 19 km N of highway
181Bridesville Townsite Rd. East end of Bridesville, BC1038
No services
182Bridesville Townsite Rd. West end of Bridesville, BC1224
No services
190Access to RV Park and Bed and Breakfast1258
South side of highway
191Rest Area on S side1258
some picnic tables, toilets
191Wagonwheel Rd (to N)1238
193Summit RV Resort (to N)1077
194Sidley Mountain Rd (to N) and access to Arosa Ranch Rd (to S)1095
Nuessli Mountain B&B, Little Lake to the south. Arosa Ranch Wedding Venue and RV Park to S.
195Ravenhill Rd (to NO) and Nine Mile Place (to S)1095
access to Owls Roost Private Cabins (1 km S)
196Gravel Pit access Rd1120
Both sides of highway
197Wapiti Way (to N) and Caribou Cres (to S)1133
198Sasquatch Trail (to N)1074
199Brake Check Area966
North side of highway for WB traffic
200Bullmoose Rd1047
201Runaway Lane1024
Large gravel turnout for WB trucker traffic
202Mule Deer Dr (to SE)937
202Black Tail Rd (to SW)1072
203Roadside highway turnout965
large paved Brake Check Area WB and large Rest Area for EB
203Grizzly Rd (to W)900
205Runaway Lane906
for WB trucker traffic
205Longjoe Rd (to N)837
Access to Okanagan RV Centre
206Chapman Rd (to W)747
access to Spirit Lodge
206Observatory Rd (to N)728
Access to The Newton Observatory Bed and Breakfast
208Osoyoos Lookout (EB traffic)683
Roadside highway turnout Rest Area with viewpoint, with historical interest marker. The roadway west of this point drops 1300ft (400m) down to the town of Osoyoos
208Anarchist Mountain Lookout (for WB traffic)320
Roadside highway turnout with viewpoint. View of Osoyoos’ sandspit, which was used by Indian trails and the Dewdney Trail to get prospectors and miners to the eastern gold fields
21382nd Avenue, 21 Street (to W)307
21582 Ave (to E)306
White Horse B&B (to W). Adega on 45th Estate Winery and Moon Curser Vineyards
21562 Avenue281
several fruit stands along highway
21645 Street (to N)525
Petro Canada station, and access to Nk’Mip Desert Cultural Centre, Nk’Mip Cellars Winery, Nk’Mip Campground, Spirit Ridge Resort (al 2 km to N)
216Roadside highway turnout with information sign280
216Lakeshore Drive (to S)277
Paradise Park RV Resort (to W)access to Casa Del Mila Oro Resort
217Bridge over Osoyoos Lake281
Veterans Memorial Park on W site The Osoyoos Memorial Fountain on E side. Several lakefront hotels on N side of highway, Pioneer walkway on S side.
218approaching the lakefront293
Super 8 by Wyndham Osoyoos, Plaza Royale Motor Inn, Avalon Inn, Watermark Beach Resort..
218Town of Osoyoos, BC business area307
Several hotels, restaurants and retail along Highway 3 in Osoyoos. Attractions in and around Osoyoos , BC: Osoyoos Museum, Mount Kobau Trails, Lake Osoyoos, Nk’Mip Desert & Heritage Centre, Spotted Lake. There are many Wineries in the Osoyoos area most offer tours and wine tastings.
219Junction of British Columbia Highway # 97
Osoyoos Visitor Information at highway. North to Penticton, BC and Kelowna, BC. South to Oroville Washington and US/Canada Border.
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