Criss Creek FSR (Forest Service Road) is a very scenic and beautiful backroad drive through semi-arid grasslands surrounded by rocky mountains near Walhachin, BC. Criss Creek FSR was formerly known as Johnson Road and branches off the Deadman Vidette Road.
Note: Criss Creek Forest Service Road is currently closed at 10 km due to a failed bridge. However, you can still drive until 10 km and enjoy beautiful scenery.
Remember when you are traveling on these backroads, it’s not about the destination but the journey!
Check out our video for a virtual experience of the Criss Creek FSR
How to get there
From Savona, BC head westbound on Highway 1 towards Cache Creek. After about 5 km turn right on to Deadman Vidette Rd.
Continue on Deadman Vidette Rd for approx 13 km till you arrive at the Criss Creek turn off on your right. Deadman Vidette Rd travels through Skeetchestn Indian Band and continues to Vidette Lake, which is approx 39 km from the Criss Creek turnoff on Deadman Vidette Rd.
Please note this is a wilderness FSR, 4×4 vehicles are highly recommended as the road can be rough, narrow and winding.
Exploring the Criss Creek Forest Service Road
Useful Links
If you are in the area, definitely check out another very scenic short drive on Battle Creek FSR.
Thompson Rivers Natural Resource District Road Safety Information
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