By Ronnie Clarke
British Columbia, Canada … That part of the country has so much to offer as touring goes.
Most of the bunch would go to the southern parts of BC but my heart belongs to the north of the province.
As of now I live in Prince Albert, Sask. Twice I’ve driven 1,900 kilometres to get to Terrace, BC, to visit a good friend out there and I am always blown away by the areas we go visit in the North.
From hunting waterfalls, to checking out the coast town Prince Rupert, to snowboarding Shames Mountain and seeing the giant sitka spruce tree in Kitimat – there’s so much to see when you take the drive in the summer, and a lot more places to snowboard if you take the drive in winter.
Another beautiful stop near Moricetown, BC, north of Smithers. Ronnie Clarke photo.
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Cheesy or charming? What’s your take on the Sign Post Forest in Watson Lake?