This Circle Tour Map of the Fraser Valley contains many links to Town and Park pages. Please click on a live area of the map to link to the desired page.

The wide, fertile Fraser Valley is spread between the Coast and Cascade Mountains, parallel to the US-Canada border. The valley runs for more than a hundred miles inland from the Pacific Ocean to the small town of Hope at its eastern end.

You can drive from one end of the Fraser Valley to the other in about two hours, but you can just as easily spend a lifetime exploring the 150 kilometres (93 miles) between Vancouver and Hope. Almost all of the fertile land is rural and supports a blend of farming, forestry, and outdoor recreation.

The Fraser River flows down the middle of the Fraser Valley and by the very nature of its broad, deep, muddy girth, forces road travellers to choose between its north or south side. Two major highways cut east-west routes through the Fraser Valley, and link Vancouver with Hope.

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