Investigative Travel Feature
It is here that the Okanagan grasslands, forests and mountains are bound together by the sustenance of life – water. Exploring this eastern edge of the North Okanagan provides adventurers a chance to find worlds hidden within the remote valleys of this place.

This two part Bearfoot Canada series has been produced by the Watershed Intelligence Network in partnership with the Cascadia Conservancy.
PART 1
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Indepenent features about our changing planet in the southern British Columbia Interior
Catch the Adventure Bug
This online documentary is available for viewing from September 23rd
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PART TWO
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Maps
Getting Here, Downloads, Weather and Facts
A journey to the Coldstream and Monashee can begin by following Highway 6 which begins from Highway 97 in Vernon which is located in the beautiful North Okanagan in the province of British Columbia, Canada. By travelling 25km east of Vernon on Highway 6 you find the Village of Lumby, considered the Gateway to the Monashee.  Approximately 20km east of the Village of Lumby you will find the beautiful and peaceful countryside of Cherryville.
From Cherryville, Highway 6 meanders through the Monashee to Edgewood which is located on the Arrow Lakes where you will cross the lake by ferry at Needles (this is a free crossing). Once you cross the lake you will find the communities of Fauquier and Burton before you begin in a northward direction to the hotspring communioty of Nakusp.

Continuing north from Nakusp you will again cross the lake at a free ferry crossing. Continueing north you will arrive at Revelstoke a small and picturesque city located on the TransCanada Highway, from here access east will lead you to Calgary, while west you can complete a circle drive back to Vernon in the Okanagan, or continue west to Kamloops and Vancouver.
View a road map of the Coldstream Monashee Circle Drive.

Visit this Hello BC site to learn further travel details.

Visit the Monster Guide for weather and road links to the region.

View a Coldstream road map.

Visit this Adventure Catalogue page to lean about area trails.

Monashee Trails

North Okanagan Trails
including Coldstream