Elevations of Major Summits & Passes on B.C. Highways

Publication date: August 12, 2019

The following table lists the major summits and passes, and their general location. The PDFs show grade and elevation profiles (as available).

Hwy #	Pass Name	Elevation	Location	Hwy Classification
1	Roger's Pass	1327m	Glacier National Park Southeastern B.C.	Two lane rural highway
1	Kicking Horse Pass	1643m	Yoho National Park Southeastern B.C.	Two lane rural highway
3	Crowsnest Pass	1358m	East of Sparwood (Alberta Border) Southeastern B.C.	Two lane rural highway
3	Allison Pass	1342m	Manning Provincial Park Southwestern B.C.	Two lane rural highway
3	Sunday Summitt	1282m	East of Manning Provincial Park Southwestern B.C.	Two lane rural highway
3	Kootenay Pass	1774m	Salmo to Creston Southeastern B.C.	Two lane rural highway
3	Blueberry-Paulson Summit (Bonanza Pass)	1535m	Christina Lake to Castlegar South Central B.C.	Two lane rural highway
3	Anarchist Summit	1236m	East of Osoyoos South Central B.C.	Two lane rural highway
3B	Nancy Greene Summit (Strawberry Pass)	1575m	Christina Lake to Rossland South Central B.C.	Two lane rural highway
5	Surrey Lake Summit	1444m	25 km North of Merritt South Central B.C.	Four lane divided freeway
5	Coquihalla Pass	1244m	60 km North of Hope South Central B.C.	Four lane divided freeway
6	Monashee Pass	1189m	East of Vernon South Central B.C.	Two lane rural highway
16	Yellow Head Pass	1066m	Mt. Robson Park Central Eastern B.C.	Two lane rural highway
16	Rainbow Summit	160m	29 km East of Prince Rupert Central Western B.C.	Two lane rural highway
20	Heckman Pass	1524m	East of Bella Coola (Tweedsmuir Park) Central Western B.C.	Two lane rural highway
24	McDonald Summit	1311m	West of Little Fort South Central B.C.	Two lane rural highway
93	Sinclair Pass	1486m	East of Radium Hot Springs Southeastern B.C.	Two lane rural highway
93	Vermillion Pass	1640m	Kootenay National Park Southeastern B.C.	Two lane rural highway
97	Pine Pass	933 m	110 km South of Chetwynd Central B.C.	Two lane rural highway
97	Summit Pass	1267m	140 km North of Fort Nelson Northeastern B.C.	Two lane rural highway
97C	Pennask Summit	1728m	50 km East of Merrit South Central B.C.	Four lane divided freeway

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