Kicking Horse Pass
The Trans-Canada over the Continental Divide between Lake Louise and Field, and down the Kicking Horse Canyon to Golden, where the highway has been rebuilt in stages and closes for construction. Summit 1,627 m, British Columbia.
British Columbia Highway 1
Kicking Horse Pass
Elev 1,627 m
Hwy 1 over Kicking Horse Pass: no closures or winter conditions reported
Winter tires (the mountain snowflake or M+S symbol, 3.5 mm of tread) or chains are required by law on this highway from October 1 to April 30.
As of 12:10 p.m. PDT, within 40 km of the summit. The official word is DriveBC.
On Hwy 1 near the pass now 0
Nothing reported on Hwy 1 within 40 km of Kicking Horse Pass.
What we cover in British Columbia
- Construction and lane closuresLive · 511 Alberta, DriveBC, City open data (Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary)
- Collisions and incidentsLive · 511 Alberta, DriveBC, City open data (Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary)
- Winter road conditionsLive · 511 Alberta, DriveBC, City open data (Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary)
Questions
- Is Kicking Horse Pass open?
- No closure is reported on Hwy 1 at Kicking Horse Pass at the moment.
- What are the road conditions on Kicking Horse Pass?
- No winter conditions are reported right now. Winter tires (the mountain snowflake or M+S symbol, 3.5 mm of tread) or chains are required by law on this highway from October 1 to April 30.
Other passes in British Columbia
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- Allison Pass Hwy 3
- Kootenay Pass Hwy 3
- Pine Pass Hwy 97
- Yellowhead Pass Hwy 16