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Site of the refurbished old aerial tram, which used to connect the towns of Boston Bar and North Bend. Storyboards that detail the history of the tram.
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Tuckkwiowhum (pronounced Tuck-we-ohm) Village is a heritage village which preserves and shares the teachings of the Nlaka’pamux (pronounced ing-khla-kap-muh) people.
The resort offers white water rafting on the Nahatlatch River, which has 25 rapids (rated Class 3-4+). Glamping tents and yoga retreats available.
Cross and take pictures on the original Cariboo wagon road bridge, a suspension bridge built in 1926, which previously was used by traffic to cross the Fraser River.