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2. themilepost.com › routes › yellowhead-highwayYellowhead Highway - The MILEPOST

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   The 203-mile Bighorn Highway connects Highway 16 with Highway 43 at Grande Prairie. E 187.6 Jasper National Park East Entrance station. Miette Hot Springs Pool, 10 miles south of Yellowhead Highway, is a wonderful stop.

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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. It stretches across the four western Canadian provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba and is part of the Trans ...

   • History: Established in 1970, Renumbered to Hwy 16 in 1976, Trans-Canada Highway in 1990
   • East end: Route 52 in Winnipeg, MB

   • Length: 2,859 km (1,777 mi)
   • West end: Hodges Avenue / Towhill Road in Masset, BC

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   What is Yellowhead Highway?

   • The 2,660 km (1,650 mi) Yellowhead Highway is one of multiple highways which compose the Trans-Canada Highway system; in all four western provinces (BC, AB, SK, MB) it is numbered as provincial Highway 16, with exception of the easternmost 100 km (62 mi) which follows Manitoba Highway 1.

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   What is Yellowhead Highway 16?

   • Yellowhead Highway 16 is a major east–west route providing access to a number of attractions in Alberta and British Columbia, and junctioning with both the East and West Access Routes to the Alaska Highway as well as the Cassiar Highway. Yellowhead Highway 16 is a very scenic route, passing through mountains, forest and farmland.

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   Is Highway 5 a Yellowhead Highway?

   • The Highway 5 in British Columbia used to be designated as part of the Yellowhead Highway only between Tête Jaune Cache and Kamloops, with Highway 5 south of Kamloops being signed with the standard BC highway shield. In the 2000s, route markers along the Coquihalla Highway were changed to reflect Yellowhead Highway 5.

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   When did the Yellowhead Highway become Trans Canada Highway?

   • The Yellowhead Highway was officially opened in Western Canada in 1970; in 1978 all four Western Provinces agreed to use #16 for the highway. In 1986, the Yellowhead Highway received the designation of a Trans Canada Highway with Highway #5 in BC, from Tête Jaune to Hope, remaining named just the Yellowhead Highway.

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5. en.wikivoyage.org › wiki › Yellowhead_HighwayYellowhead Highway – Travel guide at Wikivoyage

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   The 2,660 km (1,650 mi) Yellowhead Highway is one of multiple highways which compose the Trans-Canada Highway system; in all four western provinces (BC, AB, SK, MB) it is numbered as provincial Highway 16, with exception of the easternmost 100 km (62 mi) which follows Manitoba Highway 1. The route leads through remote and sparsely-populated ...

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7. www.frommers.com › destinations › yellowhead-highwayThings to Do in Yellowhead Highway | Frommer's

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   Things to Do in Yellowhead Highway. It's a long 756km (470 miles) from Prince Rupert to Prince George. Even though it's possible to make the journey in 1 long day, it's far more pleasant to take it slowly, enjoy the scenery, and stop at some of the cultural sights along the way. The route initially follows the glacier-carved Skeena River valley ...

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   The Colorado Travel map provides current highway and travel resources. Embedded QR bar codes give travelers with mobile devices quick access to road conditons, scenic byways and Colorado Tourism. This map is furnished free of charge and is not to be sold or used for promotional, commercial or political purposes. Get Adobe Reader.

9. themilepost.com › articles › four-amazing-stops-onFour amazing stops on Yellowhead Highway - The MILEPOST

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   Mount Robson Provincial Park. One of the most scenic stops on the Yellowhead Highway, this provincial British Columbia park just west of Jasper is home to the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies. Mount Robson is 12,972 feet tall and towers over surrounding mountains. The park is mostly undisturbed wilderness and is home to mule deer, whitetail ...