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Cariboo Chilcotin 
Introduction | Cache Creek to 100 Mile House |
Lac La Hache to Williams Lake | The Chilcotin & Coast |
Quesnel to Barkerville

 

Canim Falls

From Wells Gray in the east to Lillooet in the south, the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast incorporates all the land to the Pacific Ocean. Vegetation in the Eastern section includes spruce and fir. West towards the Fraser River are the Cariboo's larger communities. The Chilcotin region, between the Fraser River and the Coast Mountains, has some of the world's largest cattle ranches and much of B.C.'s best fresh water fishing. Over the stunning Coast Mountains, onto the central coast, deep fjords cut inland to small fishing settlements in the coastal rain forests. Fishermen venture here from far and wide to enjoy unparalleled saltwater fishing. A wide variety of accommodations are available in this natural paradise.

 


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