• Snowmobiling
• Walking Trails
• Cross-Country Skiing
• Horseback Riding
• Golf
• Related Tourism Links

As a recreational pastime, snowmobiling provides a new way to be more active during the winter months. The Red Coach Inn is surrounded by various trails (shown to the right, click on map to enlarge), from beginner sledders to the more experienced.

As a social activity, snowmobiling means new friends, trail side camaraderie and shared family outings. As an outdoor experience, snowmobiling offers a new appreciation of our Great White North. Today’s reliable sleds, sophisticated trail systems, and high-tech winter wear make snowmobiling more comfortable and enjoyable for everyone, regardless of their age or lifestyle. And wherever you live in BC, snowmobiling is easy, affordable and accessible.

For more information visit our local 100 Mile Snowmobile Club web site.

The Cariboo is a year-round playground. Enjoy the fresh country air and scenery while walking or cycling on our private trails through ranch land to Exeter Lake and the Ducks Unlimited Bird sanctuary to do some bird watching. Our community park, minutes from the front door of the Red Coach Inn, has mapped nature trails and a glorious waterfall (shown at left; click on photo to enlarge). Swimming, canoeing and fishing can be enjoyed on our many secluded lakes only a short distance from the Inn.

In the winter, the Cariboo is a major nordic ski centre and hosts one of Western Canada’s largest ski marathons. Ski trails are set directly behind the Red Coach Inn to connect with a 200 km network of groomed trails. Range of difficulty includes casual skiing suitable for the whole family, or more challenging trails further into the back country. Downhill skiing is just a short drive away at Mount Timothy Ski Hill, elev. 5,356 ft.

For more information visit our local 100 Mile Nordics Club web site.

The Red Coach Inn is surrounded by ranch land and has access to horseback riding excursions thoughout the region. Either in the summer or the winter, what a great way to enjoy the scenery!

For more information, view the following page from the BC Travel Guide’s web site: Horseback Riding.

There is an 18-hole CPGA approved course ten minutes away at the 108 Mile Ranch.  Starting from the first tee, golfers embark on 6800 yards of pine and deciduous bordered fairways.  Enjoyable for the novice, the 108 course can also prove challenging to the expert with its undulating fairways and fast putting greens.

Everything you need for a great day on the green is available through the 108 Golf Shop.  For more information, call the 108 Resort Golf Club at (250) 791- 5211, or toll free at 1-800-667-5233

• 100mile.com
• Tourism 100 Mile
• BC Travel Guide: 100 Mile House Area

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