Planning Your Trip

Getting Here

Boundary Country is tucked between the Okanagan Valley and the Kootenay Rockies, making it an accessible destination by road, air or international border. Whether you're coming from Vancouver, Calgary, the USA or somewhere in between, getting here is part of the adventure.

• Drive From BC Cities
• Cross US Borders
• Fly Into Nearby Airports
• Boundary Monashee Loop

Travel To Boundary

Current Travel Info

Know Before You Go when travelling in Boundary Country. For current updates on travel conditions, forest fires, road conditions, and multiple resources to help you plan a fun and informed trip, visit Know Before You Go.

Know Before You Go

Accessibility

Accessibility in Boundary Country is about more than infrastructure. It’s a mindset of openness, inclusion and community care. Local tourism operators are committed to creating welcoming spaces for everyone, where meaningful connection, flexibility and a willingness to adapt make the difference.

• New Horizon Motel
• Christina Lake Mobi-Mat
• Powder Hounds Adaptive Program
• BC Parks Accessibility Resources

Accessible & Inclusive

EV Charging

Boundary Country is ready for your electric road trip. With public charging stations across the region and chargers at select Visitor Centres, you can explore comfortably while your vehicle recharges. Grab a bite, stroll a scenic trail, or relax by the water while you wait. Most stations are free, donation-based or pay-per-use, making it easy to stay charged and on the move.

• Christina Lake
• Greenwood
• Midway
• Beaverdell
• Rock Creek

Learn More About EV Travel

Boundary Web Cams

Get a real-time look at the roads, weather and scenic views across Boundary Country with our regional webcam network. Whether you're planning your route, checking mountain conditions or just craving a peek at the landscape, these live feeds help you stay informed before you hit the road.

View BC Webcams