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Barkerville, ancient gold capital, where romance lingers.

the Cariboo Road at Yale. “This drive is one of rare delight and is
indeed an excellent introduction to the beauties and romance of the
historic highway.

From Western Washington the motorist can reach the Pacific
Highway to Vancouver by ferry, or can go to Victoria, the beautiful
Capital City of British Columbia, which has a peculiar charm that
cannot be duplicated elsewhere on the continent. From Victoria
direct connection can be made with Vancouver, or from Nanaimo,
reached by a splendid highway along the Island Coast and through
woodland drives.

Several ports of entry to the Lower Fraser Valley give access to
the main highway to Yale. Along the border of British Columbia
there are, all told, seventeen entry-ports, and from each the way leads
by connecting highways with the road that leads to the Land of the
Golden Twilight.

The Trans-Provincial Highway weaves along the border for a
great part of the distance between the Kootenays and the Similkameen
country. The Okanagan Valley is a wonderfully beautiful drive.
The motorist entering from the South may follow the route of the
old fur brigades up this beautiful valley to Kamloops; or may follow
the other early-day trail via the Similkameen and Nicola Districts to
Spences Bridge or Kamloops.

From Spokane there are several routes that lead into British
Columbia to such places of interest as Nelson, the beautiful city
on Kootenay Lake, with its rose-gardens and public buildings of

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