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Old historic sign marking Howse Pass National Historic Site.
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The Blaeberry River, looking upstream (northwest) towards Howse Pass and surrounding mountains, as seen from the David Thompson Heritage Trail.
Howse Pass National Historic Site plaque. David Thompson was the first white man to cross the Canadian Rockies here with the guidance of First Nations people, in 1807.
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Joan Pendleton
Sep 20, 2019 near Golden, BC
“Old historic sign marking Howse Pass National Historic Site.”  

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Old historic sign marking Howse Pass National Historic Site.
Howse Pass National Historic Site plaque. David Thompson was the first white man to cross the Canadian Rockies here with the guidance of First Nations people, in 1807.
Arriving at Howse Pass, a National Historic Site, from the south on the David Thompson Heritage Trail.
Mount Conway can be glimpsed through the trees near Howse Pass, from the David Thompson Heritage Trail.
Mountain views and early fall color along the David Thompson Heritage Trail near Howse Pass
Lambe Creek drops over a waterfall and cascades down into the Blaeberry River.
Morning mist and mountains along the Blaeberry River, hiking the David Thompson Heritage Trail.
The Blaeberry River, looking upstream (northwest) towards Howse Pass and surrounding mountains, as seen from the David Thompson Heritage Trail.
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