Cariboo-Chilcotin-Coast, BC, Canada
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The Cariboo-Chilcotin-Coast (CCC) region of British Columbia, Canada, sometimes gets lost in the shadows of the power house tourism regions in the province. Do not be fooled or misled, there is much to do and see in the region. For many, who have ventured to the region, it provides some of the greatest sightseeing road trips & adventures in the central part of the province.
The Cariboo region is filled with lakes, rolling hills, waterfalls, mountains and ranchlands. The Chilcotin region enjoys a network of creeks and rivers feeding into lakes crisscrossing grasslands, farming fields and alpine plateaus. And… the Central Coast region is protected by mountain ranges, decorated in thick lush forests while resting on the shores of the Pacific Ocean.
The CCC is home to the Fishing Highway (Hwy #24), the Heritage Highway (Hwy #26) and some pretty impressive mountain biking, hiking, fishing, horseback riding, off roading, and backpacking destinations. Plus….. the region enjoys one of the highest concentrations of historic and heritage sites in British Columbia.
The main communities in the CCC are Williams Lake, Quesnel and Lillooet. But there are many small villages located along the highways, like Tatla Lake, Wells, Bella Coola, 100 Mile House, Nimpo Lake, Gold Bridge and others which provide a life time of sightseeing memories on any road trip.
Some of the top sightseeing destinations in the Cariboo-Chilcotin-Coast include River Valley Trail, Farwell Canyon & Scout Island Park (Williams Lake); Barkerville Historic Homestead, Cottonwood Homestead & Wells (Quesnel); 108 Heritage Site, Begbie Lookout & Canim-Mahood Falls (100 Mile House); Hangman’s Tree (Lillooet) and Clayton Falls (Bella Coola).
Some of the top island activity and adventure destinations in the Cariboo-
Chilcotin-Coast include Desous Mountain Trails & McLeese Lake (Williams Lake); Bowron Lake Provincial Park (Quesnel); Moose Valley Provincial Park & Wells Gray Provincial Park (100 Mile House); Carpenter Lake, Anderson Lake, Seton Lake (Lillooet); Nimpo Lake (Nimpo Lake) and Tweedsmuir Provincial Park (Hagensborg-Anahim Lake).