Cariboo,
Chilcotin & Coast
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Welcome
to Cariboo Chilcotin Coast, British Columbia's central region stretching
from the Cariboo Mountains in the east to the Pacific Ocean in the
west.
This is a region of contrasts; rolling grass lands and dense forests;
snow capped mountains and lush green valleys; waterfalls that cascade
into swift running rivers and green-blue lakes fed by mountain streams.
It's gold rush country, it's cattle country. It's glaciers and alpine
meadows, . . . and it's ancient rainforests and salt air. It's the
wild splendour that is the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast.
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an area from the map and then explore to your heart's content. Or,
use the side buttons to plan your vacation. You'll find information
on the points of interest, communities, trails, provincial parks,
accommodations, adventures and outdoor shops.
Pathways Canada Tour Company: Experience Bowron Lakes Canoe Circuit, a uniquely Canadian wilderness adventure, with the original and most experienced Bowron Lakes Canoe Guides. 9 lakes, each with a distinct personality, linked by ... more
Highland Cream Accommodations: Our 2 fully equipped 3 & 4 bedroom chalets with hot tubs that overlook Gun Lake, 190km north of Vancouver & 2-hours north of Whistler. 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; w... more
Northern Lights Lodge: A unique fly fishing lodge offering guided fly fishing on 4 wilderness rivers in the Cariboo Mountains. Wild native Rainbow Trout on the fly! more
Escott Bay Resort: The adventure starts with fishing, hiking, horseback trail riding, pack trips and hunting – and with the snow comes x-country skiing & snowmobiling. Located between Tweedsmuir and Itcha Ilgachuz Parks... more
Welcome
to Cariboo Chilcotin Coast, British Columbia's central region stretching
from the Cariboo Mountains in the east to the Pacific Ocean in the
west. 
