Vast landscapes, expansive valleys and sky-high waterfalls are just some of the awe-inspiring features of the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast. This beautiful region stretches from the Pacific Ocean across the Cariboo Mountains to Alberta. Thanks to its natural wonders, Indigenous history, and renowned wildlife, it is a staple on the map of thrill seekers from across Canada.
See petroglyphs
Visit historical lands, rich with culture, petroglyphs (rock carvings), hoodoos (eroded rock formations) and volcanic mountains.
Explore the Great Bear Rainforest
Go on an unforgettable wildlife trek in the Great Bear Rainforest to see whales, eagles, otters, deer, mountain goats, wolves, grizzly bears and if you're lucky you may see the very rare Kermode bear (spirit bear).
Experience breathtaking views
Take a trip to Nimpo Lake, known as being the float plane capital of Canada and enjoy the breathtaking views.
Visit Tweedsmuir Provincial Park
Explore Tweedsmuir, BC's largest provincial park, and enjoy the legendary fishing offered by its many lakes and rivers.
Ride a horse
Visit a guest ranch to gallop across open fields, help out on the ranch or attend the annual Williams Lake Stampede.
Bella Coola is a once-in-a-lifetime destination that invites visitors to explore its wilderness through tours that include eco-rafting, grizzly, black and (if you’re lucky) spirit bear watching, fishing and more. When not recreating, be sure to immerse yourself in local culture; including learning the histories of the region's Indigenous communities and the gold rush era.
Visit the preserved gold-rush town of Barkerville for an authentic 1860s experience. Wander around the old town, explore over 100 heritage buildings consisting of saloons, museums, churches, homes, general stores, blacksmiths and more – all as part of a genuine experience designed to treat you to the sights and sounds of British Columbia during the 19th century gold rush.
Quesnel is located in the heart of the Cariboo region and offers a unique small-town charm. There are many options for outdoor activities, from hiking and fishing to wildlife spotting and rafting. Take a trip to the local museum to learn about Quesnel’s history or stop by Bowron Lake Provincial Park,
Visit the charming city of Williams Lake in Central BC. Located along the historic Cariboo Gold Rush Trail and surrounded by lakes, rivers and forested hillsides, you can discover rich local history and enjoy a wide variety of year-round outdoor activities.
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