This is a both a spiritual and physical place of historic sites, ranches, First Nations culture, rolling hills, rivers and lakes that inspires adventurers, recreational explorers and historians to explore its complex pleasures.
Bordered by the Cariboo Mountains in the east and the Fraser River to the west, Cariboo country stretches from Lillooet and Cache Creek in the south, to just north of Hixon. The region, named after the woodland caribou once abundant here, was the first part of the B.C. Interior to be settled by non-indigenous people, playing a significant role in early European settlement of the province.
A 4-season destination offering a lifetime of memorable experiences for the entire family.
Whether you travel with an RV or car, the South Cariboo is just a short breathtaking drive from Vancouver. This four-season destination offers a lifetime of memorable experiences with an endless list of outdoor activities for the entire family. Discover the diversity of multi-use trails, play a round of golf, and enjoy some of BC’s best freshwater sport fishing. Relive Gold Rush history, enjoy exceptional water recreation on countless lakes, and experience the “Wild West” on horseback at one of the region’s many guest ranches and spas. Crisp, sunny winters provide the perfect setting for x-country skiing, snowmobiling, ice fishing, dog sledding, skiing, snowboarding, skating and snowshoeing. So visit the South Cariboo, and immerse yourself in the great outdoors where wildlife is abundant, the air is clean, and the waters are pure.
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The Central Cariboo is a land of unparalleled beauty and diversity, where the geography ranges from dense forests and pristine mountain lakes to arid cactus covered vistas, rugged canyons and open plains. It is a region bursting with culture, heritage, and history. From mountain biking, to whitewater rafting and fishing in the mountains, the Central Cariboo offers year round activities to fill your adventurous soul. So pack your bags and prepare for an incredible experience in one of BC’s last untouched wilderness escapes.
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Born of the adventurous spirits of the great rush for gold in the 1850s and ‘60s, the North Cariboo is still an adventure seekers destination although the quest for gold has now been replaced by the quest for endless outdoor adventures. To make this even more enjoyable, venture back to the goldrush days in Barkerville, or stop in at the art galleries and quaint museums… here in the North Cariboo you will find some of the friendliest folk in the world.
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Featured North Cariboo Stakeholders |
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| Business Name | Location | Business Name | Location |
| Aboriginal Tourism | All | BC Ferries | All |
| BCFROA | All | Cariboo Chilcotin Cons. Society | All |
| Cariboo Mt. Bike Consortium | All | Sandman Hotel Group | All |
| Harry McCowan | Campbell River | Bob Pegg/Bragdon Brittanys | Genelle |
| Prince George Airport Authority | Prince George | ||
| Canyon Creek Campground | Hixon | McLeese Lake Resort | McLeese Lake |
| Buffalo Bills ATV Rentals | Quesnel | Cariboo Mountain Outfitters | Quesnel |
| Coyotes Acres Ranch | Quesnel | Magnuson Hotel/Grace Inn | Quesnel |
| Quesnel Atrium | Quesnel | Quesnel Community and Ec. Dev. Corp. | Quesnel |
| Quesnel Museum & Archives | Quesnel | SkyFest 2012 | Quesnel |
| Artswells Festival of All Things | Wells | Barkerville Campgrounds | Wells |
| Barkerville Historic Town | Wells | Becker's Lodge Resort | Wells |
| District of Wells | Wells | Island Mountain Arts | Wells |
| Sunset Theatre | Wells | Whitegold Adventures | Wells |
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