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Unincorporated settlement in British Columbia, Canada
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Tete Jaune Cache is a village of about 500 people in the Robson Valley of Northern British Columbia. There are a couple of small provincial parks nearby and it's a good spot to see salmon spawning when the Chinook travel up the Fraser River in August.
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Small protected area with over 100 sand dunes, a unique feature of the area. There are four hiking trails ranging from 1.5-6 km in length. The area is also popular for bird watching and the hiking trails can be used for cross-country skiing in winter. Due the fragile ecosystem, park users are asked to stay on the designated trails at all times.
Small park that protects the area around Rearguard Falls. A fairly short and easy hike leads from the parking lot to the viewing platform. The falls are notable as being one of only two falls on the Fraser River and also being the furthest point Chinook salmon usually reach when they travel upstream (a journey of some 1200 km from the Fraser River estuary in Vancouver!).
A small recreation area with a short trail to the river where salmon spawn in Aug/Sept.
Three rafting trips ranging from a lazy two hour float down the Fraser River to 3-4 hour trips on Class 3 or Class 4 rapids.
Casual family restaurant overlooking the Fraser River with some nice views of the mountains. There's also a patio and Sunday brunch.
Two self-contained units in a log house. Rooms include partial kitchen (microwave, sink, mini-fridge and coffee maker), free Wifi and garden area with BBQ. The Mica Suite has a queen bed and includes a four burner stove-top; the Goslin Suite has a queen bed and pull-out single sofa bed.
Three log cabins with kitchens, living space, a separate bedroom, and a private picnic area with fire pit outdoors. There's also a cast iron wood stove for added warmth and coziness.
Lodge with a number of different accommodation options, including rooms in the lodge, a campground with RV sites and tent sites, and cabins and teepees. Lodge rooms and cabins have one or two beds. Campsites have fire pits and firewood is available from the office. The property is located on the Fraser River and you can see the salmon spawning in August.
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