124.6 miles:
3 hours,
25 minutes
The International Selkirk Scenic Loop—so named because it passes through the Selkirk Mountains in both Canada and the U.S.—follows British Columbia’s PR 3A along the shores of lovely Kootenay Lake for about half its journey. The route even crosses the lake via a free ferry on this scenic drive’s northernmost leg and traces the western slope of the Selkirk range on its return leg south.
