The British Columbia DLC will add a wide mix of destinations to American Truck Simulator, ranging from larger transport centres to remote communities surrounded by mountains and forests. SCS Software has now shown another group of locations that players will be able to visit, including Cranbrook, Valemount, Williams Lake, Prince George, Prince Rupert, Vernon, and Bella Coola.
Each of these cities is being built around its own setting and local character. Some are closely tied to railways or major highways, while others stand out because of their coastal location, mountain scenery, or smaller regional landmarks. For players who also follow driving-game content such as Road Kings Mods, that variety is part of the appeal: new roads and destinations can make familiar driving gameplay feel fresh again.
Cranbrook and Valemount
Cranbrook sits in the East Kootenay region and has strong ties to railway history. The old train station and Cranbrook History Centre are among the recognizable places being recreated, while the surrounding mountains and forests help give the city a clear regional identity.
Valemount is more focused on scenery. Located in the North Thompson Valley, it is surrounded by the Rockies, Cariboo Mountains, and Monashee Mountains. SCS has also included the local visitor centre, which is housed in a distinctive log building and sits against the mountain backdrop.
Williams Lake and Prince George
Williams Lake is another regional centre with a mix of urban and rural surroundings. Players will be able to spot the Tourism Discovery Centre, local hotels and restaurants, and the Station House Gallery, which was originally built as a railway station in 1919.
Farther north, Prince George has a larger role in transportation and industry. It sits at the junction of Highways 16 and 97 and is connected to major rail routes, making it one of the most important transport hubs in northern British Columbia. The city also includes recognizable local landmarks such as the RCMP station, St. Michael’s Anglican Church, and the rail station.
Prince Rupert, Vernon, and Bella Coola
Prince Rupert adds a very different setting through its location on the North Pacific coast. The city is tied to shipping, fishing, forestry, and rail transport, while landmarks include the courthouse, lighthouse, visitor centre, and Museum of Northern British Columbia.
Vernon brings a stronger agricultural and manufacturing character. The city also includes landmarks such as the hospital complex, Okanagan Science Centre, and Telecommunications Tower Building.
Bella Coola sits at the western end of Highway 20 and is one of the more remote destinations shown so far. The route into the valley passes through mountains, dense forests, and dramatic coastal scenery, giving the area a very different feel from the larger inland cities.
Taken together, these locations show how varied the British Columbia DLC is intended to be. Players will move between railway towns, industrial hubs, coastal communities, agricultural areas, and remote mountain roads rather than seeing the province represented through one type of environment.
