Tourism Hope, Cascades & Canyons

Every twist and turn reveals breathtaking vistas and rich history on an unforgettable journey through the rugged beauty of the Hope, Cascades and Canyons. Traverse the iconic Fraser River as it winds its way through towering cliffs and ancient forests, offering unparalleled opportunities for outdoo

From exhilarating whitewater rafting to hikes along historic routes of the gold rush and the Othello Tunnels. Hope, Cascades and Canyons in British Columbia, Canada, is distinguished by its stunning natural beauty, featuring dramatic cliffs, deep gorges, and the powerful Fraser River flowing through. This landscape offers breathtaking vistas that appeal to photographers, nature enthusiasts, and wilderness seekers. Historically significant for its role in the mid-1800s Gold Rush, the canyon boasts remnants of mining towns and artifacts, attracting history enthusiasts. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy a variety of activities such as hiking, fishing, river rafting, and wildlife viewing, with the

Fraser River’s salmon runs being a highlight. Rich in Indigenous history, cultural tours and experiences abound among the Indigenous communities along the river. The historic Canadian Pacific Railway, a marvel of late 1800s engineering, enhances the area’s allure, offering scenic rail journeys. Accessible via Highway 1 from Vancouver and other major cities, Hope, Cascades and Canyons welcomes tourists year-round with its blend of natural beauty, history, activities, culture, and easy accessibility, making it a cherished destination in British Columbia.

Lying at the edge of the Fraser Valley, Hope is a hub of highways that come and go from everywhere! To the west, across the Fraser Valley is Vancouver via Hwys 1 & 7; to the north, Hwy 1 winds up the scenic Fraser Canyon to the BC Interior and Cariboo regions; to the east, Hwy 3 crosses the Coast Mountains to Princeton and east to the Kootenays, and to the south, is the only road access to the Skagit Valley at the edge of the Cascade Mountains.