Cache
Creek:
Located in the province's 'cattle country' at the Junction of Hwy
97 North to the Cariboo and the Trans Canada Hwy 1 East to Kamloops
and beyond, Cache Creek is the halfway point for people traveling
north from Hope to the Cariboo. This stunning area provides visitors
with opportunities for rock hounding in the iron red canyons surrounding.
Hat
Creek Ranch:
Located at the Junction of Hwy. 97(Cariboo Hwy.) & 99 (Lillooet
Hwy), this restored historic site from the 1860's offers the visitor
guided tours at what was once an important stop on the Cariboo Wagon
Road.
Clinton:
Marking the boundaries of the Cariboo,
Clinton was another important stop over point during the 1860's
Gold Rush Days for miners and ranchers traveling to and from the
goldfields. Interesting
historic visits include the Robertson House, Government Stables
and the historical United Church.
South
Cariboo Historical Museum:
Constructed in 1892 with hand-made bricks, this building once served
as the community's school and courthouse. In the mid-1950's the
Museum Society provided displays and historic information about
the areas native peoples, the Gold Rush and local industry. The
Museum is located at 1419 Cariboo Hwy.
The
Old Clinton Cemetery:
Located north of Clinton on Hwy. 97, visitors will find headstones
dating back to the 1860's.
Chasm
Provincial Park:
Millions of years ago, volcanic activity in this area created lava
bedrock with stunning colors and textures. Access to the park is
located 20 km (14 miles) north of Clinton, turn east at the Chasm
exit and 4 km (2.5 miles) to the entrance.
70
Mile House:
Originally another of the famous roadhouses on the Cariboo Wagon
Road, 70 Mile House now serves as the access to the numerous South
Cariboo lakes. East are Green
and Watch Lake.
Just before Green Lake, the paved road forks, the left (north) leads
to North Green Lake and Watch Lake while the right (east) continues
to Egan Lake,
Crystal Lake, Bridge
Lake or Bonaparte
Lake.
Highway
24:
Turn east off of Hwy. 97 at 93 Mile onto Hwy. 24. This scenic route,
known as the "Fishing Highway" continues for 95 km (59
miles) passing dozens of lakes and arriving at Little
Fort in the High Country
of B.C.
Lone
Butte:
Here in Lone Butte visitors may visit a restored B.C. Rail water
tower built in the 1920's to service the steam engines of the Pacific
Great Eastern Railway. Once the center for shipping cattle by rail
from the many ranches in the area, Lone Butte takes it's name from
the rocky butte that rises above the town.
Bridge
Lake Area:
Known as 'the Interlakes' area, the aspen covered rolling hills
offer visitors a spectacular display of color in the autumn. A multitude
of roads lead to over 50
lakes where camping
and excellent fishing
may be found. Watch for the signs near the community of
Bridge Lake to locate Bridge Lake Provincial Park.
100
Mile House:
Now serving as a starting point for many Cariboo
adventures, 100 Mile House was once an overnight stop during
the Gold Rush Days. The exit to Hwy 24 and the Interlakes
District is located at nearby 93 Mile. Also worth a visit are
Canim Lake, Mahood
and Canim Falls.
BX
Stagecoach:
Once called Barnard's Express, this original stagecoach traveled
the Cariboo Trail until 1917. Visit the coach on Highway 97 in front
of The
Red Coach Inn in 100 Mile.
World's
Largest Cross Country Skis:
Constructed as a community project for Expo '86, these skis stand
36 ft. (11 m.) high and weigh over 1200 pounds. Hosting the Cariboo
Marathon this area is a world class cross
country ski destination.
Flour
Mill Volcano:
Volcano cones, a crater and lava flow are visible here. Located
approximately 60 km (37 miles) northwest of 100 Mile. For more detailed
directions and information visit the info center in 100 Mile House.
108
Heritage Site:
Located at the north entrance of 108 Ranch visitors may explore
these early 20th century log buildings. Modern washrooms and picnic
area is available, with room for RV parking.
The following BC Adventure members would like to serve you:
Ace High Resort: Watch Lake is well stocked with Rainbow Trout & our resort has lakeshore housekeeping cabins & RV sites. We also offer boat, canoe, paddle / row / and power boat rentals. Our general store stocks tackle, hand tied flies, bait, camper supplies, crafts and cloth... more
Alpine Wilderness Retreat: Retreat from the bustle of the city to our fly-in resort on Elbow Lake! Our snow fed lakes in the North Thompson are home to world-famous Kamloops Trout, and our resort has everything you’ll need. There’s lots of wildlife too so don’t forget to bring your ca... more
Big Bar Guest Ranch: No deadlines, fresh mountain air, good horses & trails that lead to spectacular views. Nestled in the rolling hills of the Cariboo, where time has no meaning, we offer riding, hiking, gold panning, canoeing, hay rides, fishing, x-country skiing, snowmobiling,... more
British Columbia Guest Ranchers' Association: Our guest ranch membership offers a variety of ranch holidays. Some are working ranches, others remote lodges in pristine back country areas and some are luxury resorts. You're sure to find something to fit your taste with the help of our assocation. more
Cariboo Bonanza Resort: Enjoy a relaxing holiday with fishing, wildlife viewing & more – and vacation memories to last you a lifetime. Cariboo Bonanza Resort offers their guests only the best of everything and we’re child friendly too! Relax in our cabins or B&B, or bring your tent... more
Eagle Island Resort: Our recipe for family fun is simple: mix breathtaking scenery, great fishing, excellent facilities, fun activities & incomparable lakefront all on one of BC’s premier fishing lakes - Lac Des Roches. Our year round resort is located on Hwy 24, the famed “Fishi... more
Echo Valley Ranch & Spa: Welcome to a spectacular western adventure, a sanctuary of first class accommodations, healthy gourmet food, spa services, and a diversity of outdoor recreation activities. Our 4.5 Star Canada Select rating assures you the perfect setting for fun, adventure an... more
Fawn Lake Resort: Discover a quiet wilderness setting and accommodations for everyone. Every site or modern log cabin has its own fire-pit and picnic table. Experience the beautiful Cariboo region at Fawn Lake Resort and enjoy the fishing, hiking, & wildlife viewing. more
Free Rein Guest Ranch: Explore our amazing landscapes, enjoy our Western hospitality, experience our adventures and embrace our friendly and relaxed Cariboo lifestyle. We really do give you free rein to decide how you spend your days with us. more
Lac Des Roches Resort: Our year-round resort on the Fishing Highway overlooks one of BC’s most photographed lakes. From your suite or cabin there’s nothing between you and the lake but a picnic table and fire pit. Relax with fine dining, and many outdoor activities in our 175 acre... more
Rainbow Waters Fly Fishing Adventures: Rainbow Waters Fly Fishing Adventures offers guided fly fishing in the pristine wilderness of the Cariboo Mountains of British Columbia. From diverse stillwaters to Sockeye salmon creeks and rivers, the exceptionally beautiful and unique Quesnel Lake ecosystem... more
Red Coach Inn: Our country inn in 100 Mile House is noted for friendly hospitality and quality elegance. We feature 49 well-appointed and comfortable guestrooms, a restaurant, pool, whirlpool and conference facilities. Snowmobile, hike, and x-country ski from the back door... more
Sheridan Lake Resort: From clean comfortable cabins, to 90 grassy campsites, we have something for everyone. We’re open year round for fishing, hunting, hiking, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing. There are 36 moorage spots, boat & motor rentals, & a convenience store. more
Sheridan Park Resort: Our quiet peaceful park on the lake is in a secluded bay surrounded by wilderness. Along with the best personal service, the cabins & campsites are clean, well kept with the all the conveniences. There’s also boat rentals, a general store, playground, & mult... more
Siwash Lake Ranch: 4.5 Stars - explore pristine wilderness by horseback, on your own or with a guide. Cast to a rising trout, hike to cascading waterfalls, mountain bike an array of trails or paddle shimmering Siwash Lake. Ultra-luxe accommodation, fine dining & all season adven... more
South Cariboo Visitor Info Centre: Our four-season destination offers a lifetime of memorable experiences, clean air, pure water, and an endless list of outdoor activities for the entire family. Enjoy your stay in the South Cariboo; we’d be pleased to assist you with your vacation plans. more
Spring Lake Ranch: Enjoy horseback riding, hiking, canoeing, & winter sports with old fashioned hospitality & a relaxed western atmosphere. Our year-round natural paradise, in BC’s Cariboo Country, is the perfect place for a tranquil adventure and to create special memories. more
The Hills Health & Guest Ranch: Enjoy a rejuvenating escape from everyday at our world-class health spa and western guest ranch. In winter there’s X-country skiing & snowshoeing … and in summer canoeing, mountain biking, and hiking. Our country dining room also features a gourmet menu. more
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