“The first draft is just you telling yourself the story.”

In this third and final video of the cowboy loop series, we stay at Skihist Provincial Park where Mel parks the trailer for the first time, we discover the Nahatlatch Valley, and then make a final stop at the Alexandra Bridge all while keeping a watchful eye on a forest fire burning nearby.

Our BC road trip continues in this second video of our 3 part “cowboy loop” series that starts and ends from our home base in Hope, BC. Jay goes swimming with a duck when we spend time at Marble Canyon Provincial Park, we enjoy the amazing views on highway 99, then make a pit stop at Lillooet before heading to Skihist Provincial Park outside of Lytton, BC.

Our travel vlog starts and ends in the town of Hope, BC and is an easy loop for anyone living in the Lower Mainland, south Cariboo, or Okanagan Valley to access. We hope it will give others travel ideas and inspire them to explore BC and travel in Canada.

The Alexandra Bridge is located about 30 minutes north of Hope, BC on the Trans-Canada highway (Hwy 1) near the town of Yale, BC in the Fraser Canyon. There is a picnic area and outhouses near the parking lot, and a trail that leads to the Alexandra Bridge.

We go camping at the Silver Lake Provincial Park campground near Hope, BC. While there, we played our favorite board games, and cooked nachos and grilled cheese sandwiches on the campfire.

Camping in BC at Silver Lake Provincial Park in the Skagit valley near Hope, BC. We review this campground, share the best sites, amenities, and discover things to do at Silver Lake provincial park, BC.

A short distance from our home base in Hope, BC is the beautiful Skagit Valley, BC that extends across the Canadian-American border between British Columbia and Washington state.