Kelowna to Vancouver, and to Seattle

I'm flying to Vancouver, from the UK, in the Spring, to go onward to
Kelowna. What is the best driving route, between these two cities, and how
long would the journey take?

Also, how long would it take to drive from Kelowna to Seattle -
(incidentally how long does the border crossing check take - I have a UK
passport), and are there any points of interest on the way.

Thanks in advance for any advice.

Hegen

In article <103f17tjohlvv63@corp.supernews.com>,
msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote:

> I should add that it would take a bit longer if you're starting the
> drive directly from the Vancouver airport, because it's in the wrong
> part of the city for getting to highway 1 easily.

Quite a bit longer as highway 10(?) through the Fraser Valley can be
quite slow.

Depending on your travels and whether you need a car, it may be cheaper
to fly or take a bus

In article <n9jf305nqdnqgtqfvv6kmvn410jrupec24@>,
Richard <richard_m_hall@m> wrote:


> The Abbotsford / Sumas border crossing rarely has any delays. Just
> don't speed through Sumas since they are rather keen on handing out
> fines there.

Can have delays on weekend afternoons.

> The crossings closer to Vancouver (Peace arch, Truck Crossing) on the
> other hand often have lengthy delays

also requires getting out and paying an inspection fee

Many thanks to all of you who replied. A really good Newsgroup!

Hegen

Not the Karl Orff <canwine@nome.com> wrote in message
news:canwine-84BBE5.20563721022004@news.vf.shawcable.net...
> In article <n9jf305nqdnqgtqfvv6kmvn410jrupec24@>,
> Richard <richard_m_hall@m> wrote:
>
>
> > The Abbotsford / Sumas border crossing rarely has any delays. Just
> > don't speed through Sumas since they are rather keen on handing out
> > fines there.
>
> Can have delays on weekend afternoons.
>
> > The crossings closer to Vancouver (Peace arch, Truck Crossing) on the
> > other hand often have lengthy delays
>
> also requires getting out and paying an inspection fee