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Discover Spring Lake Ranch, one of British Columbias hidden gems. Located in the heart of Cariboo country in BCs interior, it is one of the finest and most affordable guest ranches in Western Canada. With over 10,000 acres of range land and a private lake to explore, the ranch offers up an endless amount of opportunities. Our diverse trails provide the ultimate horseback riding adventure. Our friendly and helpful guides will create an enjoyable experience for riders of all ages and abilities. Stop by for our seasonal sleigh rides in the winter and wagon rides in the summer. This is a great leisurely way to enjoy this beautiful Western landscape. Also, dont forget to have a taste of our wonderful homemade meals cooked three times a day. Why not extend your stay at Spring Lake Ranch and make it a holiday? We offer up several different accommodations including our homey hand-crafted log cabins. Our low rates make Spring Lake the ideal BC guest ranch if youre traveling on a budget.

Overlooking Quesnel Lake and the mouth of the Quesnel River, in the rural community of Likely, this 12 room motel offers a full bathroom, satellite tv, free wifi, telephone and a mini fridge in each room. Kettles, coffee makers and microwaves are available on request. Pet friendly rooms are also available for an extra fee. Located on the Cariboo Gold Rush Trail at the south end of the Backroad to Barkerville, this is a quiet, clean and comfortable place to stay before venturing out sightseeing or enjoying the many outdoor activities the area has to offer. The onsite restaurant is open daily for breakfast 7:30-10:30 am. Free parking and winter plugins available. ***We have posted our Covid-19 Safety Plan on our website.***

The 94 Mile Motel has underwent an extensive renovation in the 2016 season; from linens and beds to kitchens and baths, everything has received an upgrade. The Motel also has a seasonal RV Park (May-September)featuring 6 RV sites complete with full hook ups! Located in the Cariboo, 5 minutes South of 100 Mile House, B.C.

The Williams Lake Visitor Centre is here to help you with all your travel needs! We provide information on Williams Lake, the Cariboo region, and the rest of Canada. The Museum of the Cariboo Chilcotin is located in the back half of the building. The centre also boast a ice cream/gift/coffee shop, interactive displays, washrooms, seating areas, and free internet. Contact us if you have any travel questions, or drop by if you need a rest during your trip!

Juniper Trails is located 10 minutes from downtown Williams Lake on 11 stunning hectares (27 acres). Enjoy our thoughtful welcoming hospitality while unwinding in comfort, enjoying our high quality property, amenities & friendly family of animals. An ideal stop for the relaxed, nature-loving traveller, the active outdoor adventurer & the travelling business professional. Close to attractions & historical heritage sites rich in Aboriginal, Gold Rush & Pioneering history. With a multitude of trails, lakes & rivers at our doorstep for mountain biking, hiking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, canoeing, kayaking, fishing & more, Juniper Trails is the perfect rest stop for all adventurers. Call or email for availability.

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The 100 Mile Nordics operate a groomed trail network for nordic skiing. Our lodge serves up hot soup and snacks daily. Rentals for skiing and snowshoeing are available. Night use is available until 10pm with the assistance of a timed lighting system. Payment at night is made in the honour box next to the lighting system.

Visit the Chris Harris Gallery and experience the vast Cariboo Chilcotin Plateau through the photographic lens of one who loves and respects the land deeply, holds it sacred, and has explored it extensively. Experience BCs most spectacular region through books, prints, and slideshows to original music, in the home and gallery of one of Canadas foremost wilderness photographers. We will welcome visitors outside our business hours by appointment or by chance.

Big Bar Guest Ranch is proudly owned by Stswecemc Xgattem First Nation (SXFN), a community located in a semi-remote area on the the Fraser River, approximately 85 kilometers southwest of Williams Lake. Once two distinct bands, Canoe Creek (Stswecemc) and Dog Creek (Xgattem), our two Secwepemc communities joined together in the late 1800s. We honour our separate histories and our coming together. In the 1860s, more than 10,000 people traversed the Caribou Wagon Roadin search of a new life, land to raise cattle, or a gold strike. Harry Marriott, an immigrant from England, started working for the notorious Gang Ranch, one the largest ranch in Canada. Marriot acquired smaller ranches and land parcels, eventually consolidating them into the O.K Ranching Company, with access over 200,000 acres of cattle country and wilderness. Marriott partnered with his friend and Vancouver banker, George S Harrison and sectioned off 100 acres of their mutual land acquisition for his personal use. This was the beginning of Big Bar Guest Ranch. Much is unchanged since the Harrison family used Big Bar Ranch as their family retreat. The original family home, "The Harrison House", built in 1936 with logs and stone hewn and selected from the property, continues to provide a cozy retreat for guests on holiday relaxing in the great room in front of the fire place, or playing a cowboy song on the guitar in the music room. Big Bar guests have access to the original acreage of the OK Cattle Company, and can venture out across unspoiled pasture lands and forests. What has changed is that Big Bar Guest Ranch is now a part of our shared community vision of becoming an economically and politically self-sustaining community living Secwepemc culture, language, and traditions in a healthy and safe environment. Stswecemc Xgattem First Nation invites you to Big Bar Guest Ranch to experience the dramatic landscape of traditional SXFN Territory: interlocking valleys and plateaus, situated between bold and snow topped mountain ranges. It is our honour to share history as the original inhabitants of this land and welcome you to life on the ranch.

Simple, comfortable accommodation used to access spectacular alpine hiking in Wells Gray Park. Composting toilets, solar power and hike in access only has made these huts the ultimate ecologically sensitive destination for over thirty years. All stays are fully catered and guided due to the remote nature of the terrain surrounding each cabin. Stay in one hut and explore - or hike from cabin to cabin for the ultimate Canadian wilderness adventure vacation.

This forested campground offers a sunny creek-side setting for campers of all kinds, with more trees and privacy on the north end in the first-come, first-served section and sunnier pull-through sites on the south end in the reservable section. Forest Rose Campground has 30 campsites that can be booked in advance, as well as 26 campsites in the first-come, first-served section. It features a playground, and a washroom building with flush toilets, potable water, and coin-operated showers. Bear-proof garbage and recycling bins are offered in central locations throughout the campground. All campsites are equipped with a wheelchair-accessible picnic table and campfire ring. Firewood is available for an additional fee of $10 per day. Campsites are an average of 55 feet long and 13 feet wide and can accommodate most trailers and RVs. Forest Rose Campground is located off of the Bowron Lake Road, along the east side of Williams Creek and a stone's throw from the Barkerville Highway. It's 2 km north of the Barkerville Visitor Centre. Guests can travel back and forth from the Historic Zone to Forest Rose via the highway, or cross the highway on foot to access a well-groomed walking path. Forest Rose Campground is part of the 1,100-hectare property that forms Barkerville Historic Town & Park and is managed by Barkerville Heritage Trust.

Escape to this 5-star, all-inclusive wilderness resort and luxury dude ranch, located off the beaten path in the rugged heartland of British Columbia on the iconic Rainforest to Rockies route through BC's Land of Hidden Waters. Siwash Lake is an intimate and ultra private hideaway for active families and couples who seek meaningful, impactful travel. This National Geographic honoured lodge is renowned for its soul-stirring adventures and beauty amid Nature in a dynamic, regenerating wilderness. Horseback ride to your heart's desire, fly fish in wild lakes and streams, explore waterfalls, sleep amid lavish linens, and dine on exquisite, home-grown organic cuisine. Wellness and other wilderness adventures include outdoor yoga, luxury star gazing, hiking, biking, glamping, kayaking, SUPing and so much more. Siwash Lake is a Condé Nast multi-award winner, Platinum-certified for sustainability, featured in Forbes, and ranked among the 10 best guest ranches in North America by USA Today.

Situated in a peaceful bay right on Sheridan Lake with 2000ft of waterfront, Loon Bay Resort is an ideal destination for guests to enjoy a relaxing vacation with family and friends. Pets are welcome. We offer log cabins and summer cabins that sleep up to five guests. All cabins feature a front porch to relax and modern amenities to create a comfortable stay. Our campground includes full hookup, and partial hookup up sites. Enjoy a fun game of beach volleyball, or horseshoe pits with the entire family. We have motorboat, canoe, kayak and pedal boat rentals available. Our friendly staff is happy to organize horseback riding or guided fishing tours for you. Join us on your next vacation!