Radium is close enough to activities without feeling crowded. Radium is a good central location, a quiet little 4-way stop town with a small grocery store, a few restaurants, and the very friendly and helpful folks at the Kootenay visitors center.
Thank you all again for easing my concerns about the logistics of my trip. The roads from Calgary to Radium and Invermere were excellently maintained as everyone said. Hope links light up for you - if not "cut and paste" ?Įnjoy the Video - it really is that beautiful up here. You only live once - the 35 million people in Canada always find away to get through three to nine + months of winter driving ++.
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don't recommend you going to Lussier without a seasoned winter driver - there is steady winter traffic as the basically untouched pools are favorite New Year's Eve destination for many. I don't realy like "pools" at either, very much my taste is for natural hotsprings at Lussier - try this link For what it is worth, Fairmont HOt Springs is easy one hour 15 minute drive from Canadian Rockies Airport. "Good video" that highlights entire Columbia/Kootenay Valley. here is a link to support your efforts to come to the "warm side of the Canadian Rockies". First time winter drive would be a lot easier from Cranbrook up the Valley. Regardless of fly in destination - plan to drive in daylight drive slowly and sensibly and read many posts giving good advise about winter driving. I like the scenery on the drive to Calgary better than coming west. Having said that, HWY through Banff National Park and then up Castle Mountain to Kootenay National Park could be classed as one of the most beautiful in the World. Very good road up the Valley to Radium with lots of traffic - quite a bit easier route than solid three hour drive, right through the Rockies, from Calgary airport to Radium.
Ĭranbrook is less than two driving hours from Radium along the bottom of the Valley there are no mountain ranges to pass through. :-)ĭelta flies from Salt Lake City to the Canadian Rockies Airport in Cranbrook, B.C. Don't let the roads hold you back, please "come on up". not really that "remote" + thousands of Albertans travel over the mountain passes 365 days/year to play in this area. Kudo's to you for coming in January - yes, it will be winter you need to know there are close to 100,000 people living in the Kootenay Rockies area of B.C.
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