How to Get to Cranbrook
East Kootenays, British Columbia, Canada

How To Get To Cranbrook By Vehicle:

Vancouver, B.C., Canada: From Vancouver, BC travel along Hwy #1 to the highway junction in the community of Hope, B.C. At the highway junction there are three highway routes leading into the interior of BC. Hwy #3, Hwy #97 and Hwy #5. Quickest route involves traveling east from Hope on Highway #3 to Cranbrook.

Calgary, Alberta, Canada: Travel Hwy #1 Hwy west to Banff National Park and then continue to the provincial border of British Columbia. Continue driving west on Hwy #1 to the community of Golden, BC. In Golden travel Highway #93/#95 south to Cranbrook, BC.

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada: Travel Hwy #16 from Alberta to Jasper National Park and Mt. Robson Provincial Park. Continue driving the mountain highway to the junction of Hwy #1 and Hwy #16. Take Hwy #16 south through the Banff National Park. At Lake Louise head west on Highway #1 to Golden. In Golden travel Highway #93/95 south to Cranbrook, BC.

Spokane Washington, U.S.A: From Spokane, Washington travel Highway #90 east to Dalton Gardens, Idaho. From Dalton continue north on Highway #95 to Sandpoint and Bonners Ferry and then to the Canada/USA Border. Cross the border and drive towards Yahk, BC, Canada. Continue north on Hwy #3/95 to Cranbrook, BC.

How To Get To Cranbrook By Air:

The Canadian Rockies International Airport (YXC) is the main regional airport servicing the East Kootenay region of British Columbia, Canada. The airport is serviced by major airlines and charter planes. It is located on Airport Access Road which is off Highway 95A - 15 kilometres north of Cranbrook.