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The Cariboo-Central Coast is a sparsely populated region in the central interior and coast of British Columbia, with beautiful scenery, endless outdoor opportunities, and a fascinating gold rush history.
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Take a one-hour flight from Vancouver to remote Tsylos Park Lodge to experience excellent fly fishing, horseback riding, hiking and hunting. Sixteen guests are accommodated in four individual guest rooms and three cabins, all with private bathrooms.
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Gateway to the Chilcotin and Central Coast, and centre of ranching and recreational plateau country.
Amazing camping opportunities, great nature and beautiful ranches.
Historic city on the Fraser River dating from the Cariboo Gold Rush.
Neighbouring historic gold rush boom towns turned ghost towns from the Cariboo Gold Rush with Barkerville being restored and designated a National Historic Site.
The main Heiltsuk Indigenous community within Heiltsuk traditional territory, located on Campbell Island.
Small community located on a harbour in the heart of the Great Bear Rainforest.
Great camping, fishing and hiking lake.Beautiful clear water.
British Columbia's largest park is thousands of square kilometres of untouched mountains and lakes.
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