The adventure starts from Vancouver, then up to Hope, along the Fraser River Canyon to Lytton and Lillooet, then to Gold Bridge/Bralorne on Highway 40, then to Pemberton via the Hurley River Rd and back to Vancouver via Whistler and Squamish. It was a long journey but it is a very scenic road. It is a journey in wild nature, with mountains, lakes, gold rush history and culture/First Nations.

We drove through in late October, 2020

* Hope is at the base of the Cascade Mountains and is a pretty little town nesteled in wilderness.

* Lytton is a cute little town at the foot of The Cost Moutnain Range above the Fraser River. There are views of the montains and The Fraser River canyon.

* Lillooet has a spectacular scenery, wildlife and history.

* Bralorne is located 125 Km west of Lillooet (The Fraser Canyon) and is an old mining town. It was the richest gold mine in Canadian history

* Gold Bridge is located in the Bridge Valley is a small community 40 inhabitants and is an old mining town.

*  The famous Hurley Road (a gravel road) connects the community of Bridge River Valley with the Pemberton Valley. It is a 74 Km scenic wilderness road (gravel) and doesn't open until the snow is gone in late spring. The Hurley climbs over Railroad Pass (4,500 ft).

Highline via Hurley 4X4 Wildeness Road