Valemount

The Canoe River and the Rocky Mountain Trench define the setting of Valemount — this broad mountain corridor concentrates homes, Highway 5 and the Canadian National rail line between the Rockies, Cariboo Mountains and Monashee Mountains. Near the meeting of the Canoe and Fraser rivers, the community belongs to the Robson Valley, a longstanding route through interior British Columbia. Valemount grew with the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway in the early 20th century, an origin still reflected in its transport role. Mount Robson Provincial Park lies in the surrounding region; its namesake peak, at 3,954 metres, is the highest in the Canadian Rockies. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Valemount and the Robson Valley relate to their mountain surroundings.

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