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The Yellowhead Highway ( French: Route Yellowhead) is a major interprovincial highway in Western Canada that runs from Winnipeg to Graham Island off the coast of British Columbia via Saskatoon and Edmonton.
Watch for wildlife! Grizzly grazes alongside the Yellowhead Highway. The MILEPOST® logs Yellowhead Highway 16 from Edmonton, AB, to Prince Rupert, BC, where travelers may connect with Alaska ferries to Southeastern Alaska, and BC Ferries to Port Hardy on Vancouver Island.
The Yellowhead Highway corridors (TC#16 and BC #5) provide a unique gateway to some incredible indigenous attractions, amenities, and events in Western Canada. Learn More.
The Southern Yellowhead Highway (BC Highway 5), is a spur route which runs from Tête Jaune Cache, a small village west of the Alberta border, south to Kamloops and the Lower Mainland, and is the shortest highway route between Edmonton and Vancouver.
Four amazing stops on Yellowhead Highway. The Yellowhead Highway stretches from Manitoba to Prince Rupert, British Columbia, but The MILEPOST logs only the western portion from Edmonton to the coast. This east-west highway stretches through incredible country, including Jasper National Park.
The Yellowhead Highway and the Cassiar Highway is an alternate route to the Yukon and Alaska. It is approximately 100 miles shorter to Fairbanks from Prince George but typically slower due to road conditions on the Cassiar Highway.
The Yellowhead Highway (also called the Yellowhead Route of the Trans Canada Highway) is a 2,991 kilometre (1859 mile) route across the agricultural breadbasket of the prairies and through the rugged mountains of British Columbia.
