Day 02: Whistler to Lillooet     

After passing Whistler, you begin the journey to Pemberton Valley, which is surrounded by the stunning coastal mountain range and fertile farmland in a river valley and then past Mount Currie. Mount Currie is a small, mostly First Nations community near Pemberton. Many hiking trails.

Then follow the road along the route through a number of very splendourous and natural spots: gorgeous mountain landscapes, incredible glacier views from the highway,  rivers, lakes, forest, farmland, towns and lots of wildlife.

There are many hairpin bends and curves, steep grades and steep hills, ups and downs, numerous hairpin bends and many curves, lots of untouched wilderness, wildlife, very peaceful and breathtaking views. In many points of the route you can see gold rush pathways.

Along the way we saw a bear eating grass on the side of the road.

Then, the road continues on Duffy Lake Road which is located along Highway 99 through Duffy Lake Provincial Park, a beautiful place then on towards Lillooet.

This route was the hardest day of the tour!

There is no cellular service along the route.

Place for the night: Hotel a Lillooet.

Riding Time: 10 ore e 30 minuti

Distance: 140.00Km

Black Bear

Day 04: Lytton to Hope

In this region that runs along the Fraser Canyon River there are so many stops of interest but we didn't really stop to take pictures because it was pouring rain (four hours) but we enjoyed traveling through many unlimited natural scenery, beautiful villages, canyons and a lot of fascinating history.

Along the road we crossed there were many villages including; Boston Bar, Tuckkwiowhum Herritage Village, Hell's Gate  Alexandra Bridge, Hell's Gate Airtram and Yale Historical Site the Hope.

Great scenery and rain for hours!

Place for the night: Campground a Hope

Riding Time: 8.17.51 Hrs

Distance: 118.00 Km

Day 05: Hope to Vancouver

Hope is a town located in BC's Fraser Canyon, Coast Mountains region. It is a great place for outdoor adventures. Lots of hiking trails to explore including Hope Lookout Trail.

We left Hope located at the junction of two of the Fraser and Coquihalla Rivers where Fraser Valley and Fraser Canyon meet.

There are two alternative ways to go to Vancouver. One is the faster south side (on Trans-Canada Highway 1) and the other north side of Fraser Valley (on Lougheed 7. Lougheed 7 is less busy and more scenic and traverses sweeping panoramic views of the Fraser Valley.

We followed the Lougheed Route 7 lookout with sweeping views of the Fraser Valley and traversed rolling hills, mountain views, farmland, lakes and along winding rivers. There are many adventure opportunities such as: hiking, biking, rowing and golf.

This route is also called the route which runs east to west from Hope to Coquitlam.

This is the road that takes you through the towns:

Harrison Mills is a community Situated in the Fraser Valley near the confluence of the Harrison and Fraser Rivers, agricultural farming.

Mission is located on the North Shore of the Fraser River.

Maple Ridge

Pitt Meadows is a small community in southwestern British Columbia. It has some amazing Trails, Parks.

Coquitlam  is a city in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, Canada. Lots outdoor adventures.

Vancouver

Play for the Night: Sweet Home :)

Riding Time: 10 Hts e 13 Minutes

Distance: 170.18 Km

Total Distance: 633.42 Km

Day 03: Lillooet to Lytton

We left Lillooet with a hot and dry temperature and with little wind, covering kilometres with only heat but then the strong and opposite wind had risen, covering 54 km with gusts of wind of about 30 kilometres per hour. Despite the fight against the wind it was a wonderful journey!

It is a spectacular, not difficult course that runs along the Fraser River. Its ups and downs that flank the boundless desert horizons clinging to steep wooded mountains that cross the canyons, which are lost in the direction of grandiose to breathtaking natural sceneries and boundless spaces of the prairie horizons, everything is truly breathtaking!

Lytton is consistently one of the hottest places with desert landscapes also is the rafting capital of Canada.

Traces of the historic Gold Rush have also been seen in this path.

Climate-wise, it can be warmer or colder, causing fires that we have unfortunately seen.

The Thompson River leaves the route to join up with the Fraser River. There are breathtaking views of the green water of the Thompson River as it mingles with the muddy flow of the Fraser River.

Place for the night:  Motel - Lytton

Riding Time:  6 Hours

Distance: 76 Km

The green water of Thompson River

Mount Currie

Fraser Valley/Local Fruits Market