The drive from Grand Forks to Kamloops is a scenic 300-kilometer journey through the Southern Interior of British Columbia. The most direct route is via Highway 33 North to Kelowna, then continuing north on Highway 97 to Kamloops. This drive typically takes about 4 hours and offers beautiful mountain and valley views. It is a popular route for those traveling through the Okanagan. Ensure your vehicle is prepared for mountain roads.
Total Distance: 300 km driving distance; 200 km straight-line air distance.
The stretch through Kelowna can be busy; plan accordingly.
May to October for the best road conditions and warm weather.