Highway 97 is a major north-south highway in the western United States and Canada. It stretches approximately 1,390 miles, connecting California to British Columbia. The highway passes through diverse landscapes, including deserts, forests, and mountains, making it a scenic route for travelers. In Canada, Highway 97 is known as the Cariboo Highway and is an important transportation corridor for both commercial and recreational traffic. It serves several communities, including Kelowna and Prince George, and provides access to various outdoor activities, such as hiking and skiing, in the surrounding regions.