Fraser Canyon

Fraser Canyon is a deep, scenic valley carved by the Fraser River in British Columbia, Canada. It stretches about 125 kilometers from the town of Kamloops to Hope, featuring steep cliffs and rugged terrain. The canyon is historically significant as a transportation route and is known for its dramatic landscapes, connecting the interior of the province to the coast. It's popular for outdoor activities like hiking, rafting, and exploring the rich Indigenous history and natural beauty of the area. The Fraser Canyon offers a striking example of geological forces shaping the landscape over millions of years.