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Visit www.ShuswapTourism.ca
or one of our visitor centres:
Chase Visitor Centre
400 Shuswap Ave., Chase, BC V0E 1M0 | 250.679.8432
Conveniently located just off the Trans-Canada Highway.
Enderby & District Visitor Centre
702 Railway St., Enderby, BC V0E 1V0
250.838.6727 | Toll-free 877.213.6509
Located in Belvidere Park overlooking the beautiful Shuswap
River and Jim Watt Heritage Riverwalk.
North Shuswap Visitor Welcome Centre
1-3871 Squilax-Anglemont Rd., Scotch Creek
Toll Free: 1-888-955-1488
In the heart of Scotch Creek. Open in summer months only.
Salmon Arm Visitor Centre
20 Hudson Ave. NE, Suite 101, Salmon Arm, BC V1E 4P2
250.832.2230 | Toll-free 877.725.6667
In the heart of Salmon Arm, our Visitor Centre is situated in a
beautiful heritage building referred to as the Old Courthouse.
Sicamous & District Visitor Centre
#3, 446 Main Street, Sicamous, BC V0E 2V0
250.836.3313 | Toll-free 866.205.4055
Conveniently located within the District of Sicamous Civic Centre.
Sicamous Visitor Centre (seasonal houseboat kiosk)
#101 Silver Sands Road, Sicamous, BC V0E 2V0
250.836.3313 | Toll-free 866.205.4055
Open from May long weekend to September long weekend.
South Shuswap Visitor Centre
1298 Trans Canada Highway, Sorrento, BC V0E 2W0
250.515.2332
Located in the Conkers Fine British Imports building.
Besides these 8 amazing routes there are thousands of kms of other logging
roads and gravel roads to be explored in the Shuswap. We recommend people
pick up a copy of the Thompson Okanagan Backroads Map Book to use in
conjunction with this guide and for your continued exploration.
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Shuswap motor touring guide
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highways, and back-country gravel roads offer the real
get-away-from-it-all ride.
Here are 8 different routes to explore, taking you to quaint
communities and gorgeous parks, historical sites and
remarkable sights, museums, wineries, markets – and an
abundance of Shuswap scenery in between. Choose an
out-and-back day trip, a scenic loop, or combine routes
for a multi-day tour. Fuel up along the way at a charming
café or farm stand, or pack a picnic to enjoy by one of our
sparkling lakes. Stop awhile in a friendly town, and take in
some local culture.
There’s lots to discover
– and no hurry at all.
Cruise on over to the
Shuswap for a vacation
like no other.
Some like to think we’re in the middle
of nowhere. We like to think we’re at the
centre of all that’s good.
If you’ve been dreaming of the open road, the Shuswap is
your dream come true. With endless stretches of mindblowing scenery, breathtaking shorelines, and lush hills,
this is the perfect place for touring by car or motorcycle.
Get in the driver’s seat
and experience the
Shuswap’s winding roads
and fantastic pavement
– so smooth and clean
that you might just think
you’re floating. Paved
back roads mean you
don’t need to stress on
fast-paced four-lane
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Shuswap regional map
Seymour Arm
Pukeashun
Provincial Park
Albas Falls
Hunakwa Lake
Anstey Hunakwa
Provincial Park
NORTH
Lichen Mtn
Seymour
Arm
Adams Lake
Perry River
To Barriere
Mt Mobley
Piper Lake
Crowfoot Mtn
Anstey
Arm
Mt Evans
Twin Lakes
To Eagle
Pass Mtn
Scotch Creek
Cinnemousun Narrows
Provincial Park
St. Ives
Magna Bay Anglemont
Hlina Lookout
To Sun Peaks
(Summer Road)
Aylmer
Lake
Squilax
Griffin Lake
Griffin Mtn
Herman
Lake
Salmon
Arm
Tillis
Landing
Malakwa
Three
Valley
Lake
White Lake
Notch Hill
Chase
Creek
Falls
To Three
Valley Gap
& Joss Pass
White Lake
Provincial Park
Blind
Bay
Cummins Lake
Carlin
Chum
Chase Lake
Phillips
Lake
South
Thompson
River
Eagle Bay
Sorrento
Craigellachie
Wild Rose Bay
Shuswap Lake
Lee Creek
Little
Shuswap
Lake
Skmana
Lake
Celista
Scotch Creek
Roderick Haig-Brown
Provincial Park
Queest Mtn
To Revelstoke,
Golden
& Calgary
Mt Hilliam
Tappen
Skimikin Lake
Mt Bastion
Margaret Falls
Sunnybrae
Skimikin
Sicamous
Mount Griffin
Provincial Park
Annis
Mara Lake
Swansea Point
Mara Mtn
Canoe
Salmon Arm
Blue Lake
Kingfisher Creek
Provincial Park
Larch Hills
Fly Hills
Rosemond Lake
To Kamloops
& Vancouver
Wallensteen
Lake
Mt Ida
Spa Hills
Grindrod
Kernaghan Lake
Silver
Creek
Pillar Lake
Gardom Lake
Enderby Cliffs
Provincial Park
Spa Lake
Hidden Lake
Arthur Lake
Estekwalan Mtn
To Westwold
& Kamloops
Enderby
Bolean Lake
Mabel Lake
Shuswap River
Falkland
5 km
Armstrong
Tuktakamin
Mtn
Salmon River
Pinaus Lake
To Vernon
& Kelowna
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Route 1: Central Shuswap Exploration
Distance: 54.6 km one way
on White Lake Road. Continue for 14 kilometres out to White
Lake and around to Balmoral. Along the way enjoy a stop at
White Lake for fishing or one of the many hikes of the Blind
Bay White Lake trail system starting from the trailhead at
John Evdokimoff Park.
Approximate driving time: 3 to 4 hours, depending on stops
Road conditions: A paved, meandering road, with narrow
shoulders, skirting the lake’s edge.
At Balmoral, turn right onto Balmoral
Road, which becomes Eagle Bay Road.
Drive 28 kilometres to Wild Rose Bay.
Summary: Take lake life on the road, with waterfront scenery
and country charm – and a motorcycle museum that’s not to
be missed.
Route description: Excellent opportunities for swimming and
fishing, lakeside dining, stunning sunsets, and the famous
Dreamcycle Motorcycle Museum and Sprokkets Café. Go out
and back or take a shortcut.
On your way out or back enjoy a meal
on the patio at Sunset Cove Marina
and Grill or stop in at Blind Bay Village
Grocer, a full-service grocery, gas
station, and deli.
Starting from the Tappen Co-op, return to the Trans-Canada
Highway, turning right (westbound). Drive 5 kilometres,
past the White Post Auto Museum and Antique Mall and turn
right onto White Lake Road, then left immediately to stay
On returning to the Trans-Canada Highway be sure to visit the
Dreamcycle Motorcycle Museum and Sprokkets Café where you
can see hundreds of restored vintage motorbikes, watch bikes
being restored, take in a movie and get something tasty to eat.
Cinnemousun Narrows
Provincial Park
Wild
Rose
Bay
NORTH
Shuswap
Shuswap
Shuswap Lake
Lake
Lake
Provincial
Provincial
Copper
Park
Park
Eagle Bay Rd
Island
Blind Bay Rd
Sorrento
Dreamcycle
Motorcycle Museum
& Sprokket's Café
To Salmon Arm,
Revelstoke,
Golden
& Calgary
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White Lake
Provincial
Park
White Lake
Wh
ite
Lak
eR
d
To Chase, Kamloops,
& Vancouver
Sunset
Cove
BBV
Grocer
John
Evdokimoff
Park
White Post
Auto Museum
Tappen
Herald
Provincial
Park
Sunnybrae Rd
Salmon Arm
5 km
Shuswap
Lake
Marine
Provincial
Park
Route 2: North Shuswap Salmon Route
Distance: 92 km return
the turnaround point at the hamlet of St. Ives. From St. Ives
you can retrace your route back to the Squilax Bridge, or press
on along a well-maintained gravel forestry road for another
47km / 1.5 hours to Seymour Arm.
Approximate driving time: 2 hours, depending on stops
Road conditions: A paved road, with narrow shoulders,
through residential areas. It can be busy during the summer.
Your route from Squilax passes
through Roderick Haig Brown
Provincial Park, site of the famous
annual Adams River Sockeye Salmon
Run, and Shuswap Lake Provincial Park,
known for its excellent camping, beaches, boat
launch, and day use area.
Summary: A winding lakeshore drive that includes provincial
parks, a winery, a golf resort, and beautiful beaches, picnic
spots, and hiking trails.
Route description: This out-and-back route offers plenty
to see and do, plus opportunities to leave the beaten path
and explore.
Visit the communities of Squilax, Scotch Creek,
Celista, Angelmont, and St Ives. Stop by the Quaaout
Lodge, a full-service resort featuring the Talking Rock
18-hole golf course and Jack Sam’s Restaurant. Detour into
Celista Estate Winery, Canada’s most northerly winery.
Start at Squilax Bridge, 10 km east of Chase or 9 km west of
Sorrento on the Trans-Canada Highway. Turn off onto Squilax
Turtle Valley Road, taking the cloverleaf overpass across
the highway and Little River. This road becomes Squilax
Angelmont Highway.
Very few services are available along Angelmont Squilax Road
beyond St. Ives, but this rewarding drive passes Albas Falls,
Silver Beach Provincial Park, and the old pub at Seymour Arm.
Continue for 47 km along Squilax Angelmont Highway to reach
To Seymour Arm, Albas Falls,
Silver Beach Provincial Park
St. Ives
Angelmont
Celista
Winery Beguelin Rd
To Adams Lake & Barrière
NORTH
Celista
Shuswap
Lake
Provincial
Park
Copper
Scotch
Island
Creek
Roderick Haig-Brown
Provincial Park
Holding Rd
SquilaxAngelmont Rd
Squilax-
Shuswap Lake
Eagle Bay Rd
White
Lake
Quaaout
Lodge Squilax
Sorrento
Little
Shuswap
Lake
White Lake Rd
Balmoral
Turtle Valley Rd
To Chase,
Kamloops
& Vancouver
To Salmon Arm,
Revelstoke,
Golden
& Calgary
5 km
Skimikin Rd
Skimikin Lake Rd
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Route 3: Discover NEskonlith
Distance: 102.6 km – First loop 46.7 km, second loop 55.9 km
Continue along Pine Street as it changes to gravel and
becomes Kamloops-Shuswap Road after the bridge. Drive
4 km until you come to a Y intersection, and take the right
branch onto Loakin-Bear Creek Road. Drive 20.5 km to Holding
Road, turn right and drive 4.3 km to Squilax-Angelmont Road.
Approximate driving time: 2 to 3 hours, depending on stops
Road conditions: Mostly packed gravel roads, suitable for a
dual-sport bike. When traveling this route by car, be prepared
for rough patches, washboard sections, and dust. Keep an eye
out for oncoming traffic and logging trucks.
To return to Chase, turn right on Squilax-Angelmont Road.
and follow the road across the Squilax Bridge and back to the
Trans-Canada Highway.
Summary: 2 loops that can combine for a figure 8 route.
A tranquil, accessible drive that feels like deep backcountry.
Climb through lush forests for views of lakes, rivers, and
meadows, and stop for a walk or paddle.
To extend your trip along the second loop, cross the Squilax
Bridge and turn south onto Turtle Valley Road. Drive for 7 km,
then turn left onto Skimikin Road, which becomes Skimikin
Lake Road. Continue for 17.5 km.
Route description: Note that there are no services past Chase
– but you might find turtles!
At the intersection with Tappen Valley Road, you’ll reach the
Recline Ridge Winery. Turn left onto Tappen Valley Road which
becomes Tappen Notch Hill Road. Turn left onto Notch Hill
Road after 10.5km. Continue 7km to Sorrento. At Sorrento,
turn left onto the Trans-Canada highway and drive 19 km
back to Chase.
From Kamloops or Salmon Arm, take the Trans-Canada
Highway to Shuswap Avenue in downtown Chase, then turn
right on Pine Street. You’ll cross the South Thompson River
and see its headwaters, Little Shuswap Lake, on your right.
To Adams Lake
& Barrière
NORTH
Roderick Haig-Brown
Provincial Park
LoakinBear Creek Rd
Copper
Island
Holding Rd
SquilaxAngelmont Rd
Quaaout Lodge
Skmana Lake
Recreation Area
Kamloops
Shuswap Rd
Shuswap
Lake
Provincial
Park
White
Lake
Shuswap Lake
Sorrento
Little
Shuswap
Lake
Aylmer Lake
Turtle Valley Rd
Dreamcycle Motorcycle Museum
& Sprokket's Café
Notch Hill Rd
Neskonlith Lake
Provincial Park
Tappen Notch Hill Rd
Chase
Pine St
Tappen
Tappen
Valley Rd
Rd
Valley
Shuswap Ave
Turtle Valley
Bison Ranch
Neskonlith
Lake
Skimkin Lake Rd
South
Thompson
River
To Kamloops
& Vancouver
To Falkland
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5 km
Recline
Ridge
Winery
Tappen
To Salmon Arm,
Revelstoke,
Golden
& Calgary
Salmon
Arm
Route 4: Mount Ida Cirque
Distance: 77.6 km
To Chase,
Kamloops
& Vancouver
Approximate driving time: 1.5 hours
Summary: A scenic loop around Mount Ida through fertile
agricultural land, beginning in downtown Salmon Arm. Visit
producers, wineries, and museums along the way.
NORTH
Pedro
DeMilles Gonzales
Farm
Fruit Stand
Market
Route description: Discover the Shuswap’s agricultural
history with this tour through fertile land that has been
farmed for generations. The route circumnavigates Mount
Ida, bringing its four peaks into view, and crosses the Salmon
River several times.
97
B
Salmon River Rd
To Enderby,
Vernon & Kelowna
Mt Ida
97
Deep Creek
Tool Museum
Salmon
River
B
Gardom Lake
Silver Creek
Salmon River Rd
Deep Creek Rd
Ovino
Winery
5 km
Salmon
River Rd
Drive 13 km along Yankee
Flats Road, crossing Salmon
River Road again, and
continue along HaywoodArmstrong Road/Salmon
River Road for 10.5 km.
Turn left onto Highway 97B and drive 10 km to the TransCanada Highway. Turn left to get back to Salmon Arm, or right
to go to Sicamous.
R.J. Haney
Heritage Village
and Museum
Harmonious
Homestead
and Ewe
Travel 15.5 km through the
Silver Creek Valley, then
turn right onto Yankee
Flats Road.
Turn left onto Knob Hill
Road/Deep Creek Road,
and continue for 20 km.
Salmon
Arm
Grass Root
Dairies
Visit DeMille’s Farm Market, Grass Root Dairies , Ovino
Winery, and other producers, and pass buildings, halls, and
fences from the homesteading era. Learn about local history
at the RJ Haney Heritage Museum, check out the world’s
largest lawnmower at the Deep Creek Tool Museum, and
take in a live performance –
in a corral – at Caravan
Farm Theatre.
Take the Trans-Canada
Highway west from Salmon
Arm, and turn left onto
Salmon River Road just
past DeMille’s.
Hanna
& Hanna
Orchards
Shuswap
Lake
Road conditions: Paved roads in good condition.
To Sicamous,
Revelstoke,
Golden
& Calgary
Yankee Flats Rd
Knob Hill Rd
Caravan Farm Theatre
Ford Rd
Salmon
River Rd
Heywood Armstrong Rd
To Falkland
97
To Vernon
To Armstrong
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97
A
Route 5: Shuswap River Route
Distance: 113.4 km in a figure-8
Approximate driving time: 2 to 3 hours
To Revelstoke,
Golden, Calgary
Road conditions: Paved roads, at times narrow and winding.
Summary: Discover the Shuswap River and communities it
connects! This route has everything – great views, shops,
markets, museums, parks, and more.
Shuswap
Lake
NORTH
Route description: From Enderby, travel south on Highway
97B, then turn right onto Canyon Road. Stay left as the road
winds upward for 5 km, then turn right on Hulcar Road and
continue for 2.5 km.
Turn right on Deep Creek
Road and travel 15 km to
Highway 97B. Turn left onto
the highway, and in 1.5 km
turn right onto Grandview
Bench Road.
Follow Grandview Bench
Road over the Larch Hills
for 10 km, and enjoy the
stunning vista of the
Shuswap River Valley
and Enderby Cliffs.
Turn left onto Highway 97A and travel 6 km north through
Grindrod. Turn left onto Riverside Road and drive 3.5 km to
Mara. Continue 1 km to return to 97A, turning left onto the
highway and traveling 20 km north to Sicamous.
At Sicamous, turn left onto the Trans-Canada Highway and
drive 26 km to the Shuswap’s urban centre, Salmon Arm. Turn
left on Highway 97B and travel 14.5 km to 97A. Turn left again
to go 5km north to Grindrod.
At Grindrod, turn right onto
Enderby-Grindrod Road.
Drive 9 km along the base
of the Enderby Cliffs and
shores of the Shuswap
River. Turn right onto
Enderby-Mable Lake Road
to return to Enderby.
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Sicamous
Mara Lake
97
A
Salmon
Arm
To Chase, Kamloops
Mara Provincial Park
& Vancouver
R.J. Haney Heritage Village
& Museum
97
Mara
Riverside Rd
Black Rd
Larch Hills Winery
B
Grandview
Bench Rd
Deep Creek
Tool Museum
Gardom Lake
Deep Creek Rd
Grindrod
Riverfront Pub
Gordon's New and Used
97
A
Enderby Cliffs
Protected Area
Enderby
Grindrod Rd
Enderby Mabel Lake Rd
Waterside Winery
Enderby
Canyon Rd
Hulcar Rd
Shuswap River
Trinity Valley Rd
5 km
Starlight Theatre
To Armstrong,
Vernon & Kelowna
To Armstrong
Route 6: Road to Mabel Lake
Distance: 34.1 km one way
perhaps and enjoy live music at Lorenzo’s Café, at the
intersection of Mabel Lake Road and Trinity Valley Road,
10 km from Enderby.
Approximate driving time: 1 hour to Mabel Lake
Or, extend your trip by
turning south on Trinity
Valley Road and driving
43 km to Lumby. At Lumby,
turn west onto Highway 6,
and take it all the way to
Vernon. At Vernon, turn
north onto Highway 97,
and continue on Highway
97A to Enderby.
Road conditions: Good, paved road to Mabel Lake.
Summary: A scenic, straightforward drive from Enderby to
Mabel Lake, with opportunities for hiking, boating, fishing,
dining, and more.
Route description: Starting from Enderby, take the bridge
toward Mabel Lake on Enderby Mabel Lake Road. Its a 34 km
drive to Mabel Lake Golf & Country Club. (To hike the iconic
Enderby Cliffs, turn left near the start of your trip at Brash
Allen Road, taking you to the Enderby Cliffs Protected Area
parking lot).
Pick up a snack at Ashton Creek Store, and watch for produce
stands, artisan studios, boat rentals, shops, cafés, and the
Kingfisher Interpretive Centre.
Return to Enderby by retracing your route. Stop for dinner
Mara
Riverside Rd
To Salmon Arm,
Kamloops & Vancouver
In Enderby, step back in
time with a visit to D&E
Drive Inn Restaurant, a retro ‘60s-style diner, and a movie at
the Starlight Drive-In Theatre. Don’t rush out the next morning
– enjoy Enderby’s art galleries and excellent museum, or take
a side trip to Waterside Winery.
97
Rhonan
Peters Rd
NORTH
To Sicamous, Revelstoke,
Golden & Calgary
A
To 3 Valley Gap
Grindrod
97
Kingfisher
Interpretive Centre
B
Enderby
Grindrod Rd
3 Valley Mabel
Forest Service Rd
Mabel Lake
Golf & Country Club
Enderby Cliffs
Protected Area
Mabel Lake Rd
Brash Allen Rd
Waterside Winery
Ashton
Creek
Store Lorenzo's Cafe
Enderby Mabel Lake Rd
Enderby
To Lumby
97
A
Trinity Valley Rd
Starlight Theatre
Mabel
Lake
To Armstrong, Vernon
& Kelowna
To Lumby
5 km
To Lumby
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Route 7: Eagle River Valley
19 km from Sicamous, turn left into Malakwa. Stop for a visit,
and hunt out the Malakwa Suspension Bridge across Eagle
River. Just past Malakwa, on the other side of the highway
is The Burner Restaurant
& Lounge, an authentic
converted burner that
pays tribute to the area’s
logging history.
Distance: 49.9 km one way
Approximate driving time: 45 minutes one way
Road conditions: Trans-Canada Highway, paved, with
good shoulders.
Summary: A short journey from Sicamous to Three Valley
Lake, passing points of historical interest and opportunities
for adventure.
27 km from Sicamous, make
a stop at Craigellachie, where
the last spike was driven into
the Canadian-Pacific Railway.
Today an interpretive
centre tells the story of this
engineering endeavour.
Route description: This out-and-back route takes you past
the community of Malakwa, and then
Craigellachie, home of the Last Spike.
It continues to Three Valley Lake
Chateau and Heritage Ghost Town,
a resort that is totally off the grid,
powered by a nearby waterfall!
You’ll also find Crazy Creek
Resort, the Enchanted Forest, and Skytrek Adventure Park
along this route. Take your time, enjoy the craggy mountain
scenery, and have plenty of fun!
Start at Sicamous and travel east
along the Trans-Canada Highway.
Cinnemousun Narrows
Provincial Park
Crazy Creek
Resort
NORTH
To Revelstoke,
Golden & Calgary
Craigellachie
Enchanted Forest/
Skytrek Adventure Park
Shuswap
Lake
Malakwa
Griffin
Lake
The Burner
Restaurant & Lounge
Three
Valley
Gap
Eagle River
Nature Park
Cambie-Solsqua Rd
Yard Creek
Provincial Park
Mt Griffin
Ecological
Reserve
Sicamous
Solsqua Rd
To Salmon Arm,
Kamloops &
Vancouver
Sicamous
To Enderby,
97 Vernon &
A
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Kelowna
Kingfisher
Creek
Ecological
Reserve
5 km
Three
Valley
Lake
Route 8: Circle the Shuswap
Distance: 220 km round trip
From Sorrento, continue on the Trans-Canada Highway to
Chase (Route 2). About halfway, you can turn north on Squilax
Angelmont Road toward Squilax and the North Shuswap.
Approximate driving time: 4 hours
At Chase (Route 3), turn east onto
Chase Falkland Road. Drive 43 km
to Falkland. There is a short gravel
section along this road.
Road conditions: Good conditions on highways around the
Shuswap with one short gravel section of road.
Summary: Take a scenic tour of the Shuswap and stop by the
area’s signature communities.
From Falkland, take Highway 97 east.
Turn north on Salmon River Road, then
turn right to continue east to Armstrong
on Heywood Armstrong Road.
Route description: This loop circumnavigates the Shuswap
and offers opportunities to visit our great towns and
attractions. Drive this route all at once, venture out on any of
the other tours along the way, or design your own adventure.
At Armstrong, turn north on Highway
97A and continue through Enderby
(Routes 5 and 6), Grindrod, Mara, and
Sicamous (Route 7).
Starting at Salmon Arm travel 15 km west along the TransCanada Highway to Tappen (Route 1).
From Tappen, continue to Sorrento via the Trans-Canada
Highway or Notch Hill Road. You can turn off toward White
Lake after 6 km or Blind Bay and Eagle Bay on Balmoral
Road after 9 km.
Roderick Haig-Brown
Provincial Park
Squilax
Little
Shuswap
Lake
NORTH
At Sicamous, turn west onto the
Trans-Canada Highway to return to
Salmon Arm.
Balmoral Rd
To Revelstoke,
Golden & Calgary
Eagle Bay
Blind Bay
White Lake
Sorrento
Chase
White Lake Rd
Notch Hill Rd
Sunnybrae Rd
Sicamous
Shuswap
Lake
Tappen
Neskonlith
Lake
Mara
Lake
Chase
Falkland Rd
Kingfisher
Creek
Ecological
Reserve
97
A
Salmon
Arm
To Kamloops
& Vancouver
Grindrod
Grindrod
Salmon
River Rd
Enderby
Mabel Lake Rd
Enderby Cliffs
Protected Area
Mabel
Lake
Enderby
97
Falkland
Salmon
River Rd
97
To Vernon
97
Heywood
Armstrong Rd
97
A
5 km
Armstrong
To Vernon & Kelowna
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OTHER GUIDES
Shuswap Vacation Guide
Featuring regional highlights,
hidden gems, and ideas for every
season and taste.
Shuswap Trail Guide
Hike, bike, snowshoe, ski, or
saddle up your trusty steed to
roam our amazing trail network.
Winter Guide
We’ve got snow and plenty of it!
Come play in the powder, try out
ice fishing, or cozy up indoors.
XC Ski & Snowshoe
Trail Map
An introduction to over 160 kms of tracked
and untracked nordic trails and snowshoe opportunities.
Full Circle Farm Tour Guide
Discover the Shuswap’s rich agricultural history and
amazing flavours by visiting the folks who tend the land.
Shuswap–North Okanagan
Cycle Touring Guide
Not quite ready for your
Shuswap adventure to end?
Neither are we!
We’ve got a variety of other guides to help
you plan the next phase. Stop in at one of
our Visitor
Centres to pick up
a copy and get in-person
advice, or stop by the
Shuswap Tourism website
at ShuswapTourism.ca to
peruse these guides online
and download them for
future reference.
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Find a wide variety of loop and out-and-back road cycling
routes for day trips or overnight.
Sled Sicamous Snowmobile Trail Map
Showcasing four BC favourite sledding areas, all within
an hour’s drive from Sicamous.