Crowsnest Highway - Southern British Columbia / Alberta

John Deere

Bears Fruit Stand Keremeos, BC., Canada

Red Bridge, Keremeos

Similkameen River Bridge No. 6. The Red Bridge of Keremeos is one of the only handful of covered bridges remaining on the continent. The Victoria, Vancouver & Eastern Railroad - built the bridge in 1907 to help service the various gold mines in the area. Now British Columbia's largest covered bridge.

Red Bridge of Keremeos

The Red Bridge of Keremeos is one of the only handful of covered bridges remaining on the continent. The Victoria, Vancouver & Eastern Railroad - built the bridge in 1907 to help service the various gold mines in the area. Now British Columbia's largest covered bridge.

Red Bridge

The Red Bridge of Keremeos is one of the only handful of covered bridges remaining on the continent. The Victoria, Vancouver & Eastern Railroad - built the bridge in 1907 to help service the various gold mines in the area. Now British Columbia's largest covered bridge.

Red Bridge

Red Bridge, Keremeos

Red Bridge Keremeos

The Red Bridge of Keremeos is one of the only handful of covered bridges remaining on the continent. Similkameen River Bridge No. 6. The Victoria, Vancouver & Eastern Railroad - built the bridge in 1907 to help service the various gold mines in the area. Now British Columbia's largest covered bridge.

Red Bridge

The Red Bridge of Keremeos is one of the only handful of covered bridges remaining on the continent. The Victoria, Vancouver & Eastern Railroad - built the bridge in 1907 to help service the various gold mines in the area. Now British Columbia's largest covered bridge.

Red Bridge of Keremeos

Similkameen River Bridge No. 6. The Red Bridge of Keremeos is one of the only handful of covered bridges remaining on the continent. The Victoria, Vancouver & Eastern Railroad - built the bridge in 1907 to help service the various gold mines in the area. Now British Columbia's largest covered bridge.

Red Bridge

Red Bridge of Keremeos Similkameen River Bridge No. 6. The Red Bridge of Keremeos is one of the only handful of covered bridges remaining on the continent. The Victoria, Vancouver & Eastern Railroad - built the bridge in 1907 to help service the various gold mines in the area. Now British Columbia's largest covered bridge.

It'll rain a sunny day

Keremeos, British Columbia, Canada

White Bow

A rare phenomenon also know as fog bow, somewhere on the Crowsnest Hwy., BC.