Trans canada highway

The Trans-Canada Highway (TCH) equated to America’s Historic Route 66 offers the perfect road trip with spectacular views, roadside attractions and great places to stay.

Trans-Canada Highway, principal highway of Canada and the world’s longest national road. It extends west-east between the Pacific and Atlantic coasts across the breadth of the country for 4,860 miles between Victoria, British Columbia, and St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, traversing 10 provinces.

Newfoundland - Getting around

This is a great old map of the 1st crossing of the Trans Canada Highway 50 years ago. #WLGHP @SunCountryHwy

From the 19,000 mile-long Pan-American Highway to the 3,365 mile-long U.S. Route 20, these are the incredible drives that are as long as they are scenic

Rocky Mountains looking southwest from the Trans-Canada Highway in the Rogers Pass. Glacier National Park in British Columbia. June 2010.

Whether you are travelling TransCanada Highway on a cross-country trip or visiting family across the country, here are somethings to do on your journey as you travel the Manitoba section of Highway #1. There are so many small towns, villages and points of interest worth stopping at. Take a day in the city before heading to the next village museum. Since there are so many places worth checking out along the highway, we came up with a list that you won’t want to miss. Travel Manitoba…

If you’re looking for a road trip idea with endless options for outdoor adventures, British Columbia and Alberta should definitely be top of your list! This was one of the coolest road trips I’ve ever been on through Canada’s highway 97 and Trans-Canada 1. #canon7d #travelphotography #britishcolumbia #canadatravel #wintertravel #mountains