Keeping you up-to-date on the latest about the Crowsnest Highway region

Check live conditions before you go. The western Crowsnest Highway 3 corridor runs from Hope to Christina Lake. For real-time closures, delays, and web cams, check DriveBC, updated around the clock by the Province.

Live Highway 3 road conditions (DriveBC) Hope to Christina Lake – Note: Emergency events will not be listed from this source.

Check the Government of BC Drive BC website for the latest road conditions, events, and web cams.

For travel information about the western section of BC’s Scenic Highway 3 corridor from Hope in the West to Christina Lake in the East, monitor these sources.

Resources for Travel

The following information is provided by official sources; therefore, we recommend checking for the latest information.

Changing Conditions

Visitors are encouraged to download and allow notifications from Alertable: a community notification app with customizable settings to receive the latest local alerts, such as road closures and evacuation information, straight to your mobile device.

Emergency Information for BC focuses on evacuation alerts and orders.

Province of BC – Current Wildfire Activity

BC Parks Closures and Advisories

Know Before You Go

Before planning your visit, be sure to check the official travel website for BC for information about the Province from Destination British Columbia.

Emergency Information & Closures

Use the following place names to search for area-specific information: Hope, Manning Park, Princeton, Hedley, Keremeos, Cawston, Osoyoos, Rock Creek, Midway, Greenwood, Grand Forks, and Christina Lake.

Explore the Crowsnest While You Plan

The open road is just the beginning. Between Hope and Christina Lake you’ll find alpine lakes, organic wineries, First Nations culture and mountain towns worth slowing down for. Here’s where to start:

Start with our guide: Top 10 things to do on the Crowsnest →

Discover the communities: Hope · Manning Park · Similkameen Valley · Osoyoos · Boundary Country

Find things to do: Trails, wineries, farm-to-table & more →

Grand Forks, Kettle River