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Distance: 1600 kilometers
Length: 10-21 days
Start & Finish: Vancouver
This tour will take you on a breathtaking sailing adventure to Bella Coola, passing majestic fjords along the way. Then explore remote coast villages, picturesque un-touched lakes – great for freshwater fishing, and re-discover the historical Cariboo Gold Rush Trail.
Click on the map to view a larger print-version of the route.
Points of Interest
The numbered points of interest and activities correspond to the numbered stops on the map.
- #3 Qualicum Beach
- #4 town of Campbell River & Elk Falls Provincial Park:
- #5 town of Telegraph Cove
- #6 Port Hardy & "Discovery Coast Ferry"
- #7 Bella Coola
- #8 Anahim Lake
- #9 Chilco River & Lake
- #10 Williams Lake
- #11 Barkerville and Bowron Lakes Provincial Park
- #12 100 Mile House & Bridge Lake
- #14 Manning Provincial Park
- #15 Vancouver
The YELLOW route on the map indicates a possible detour. Rather than follow the historic Cariboo Gold Rush Trail to its beginnings in Yale, follow along Highway #99 south from Lillooet. This route will take you along the Duffey Lake Road and to Whistler.
Activities:
- Horseback Riding & Ranching Trips
- Offroad 4x4 & ATV Tours
- Fishing (fresh & saltwater)
- Hiking
- Mountain Biking
- Rodeos
- Heritage Sites
- Boating & Sailing
- Canoeing & Kayaking
- Diving & Snorkelling
- Surfing & Windsurfing
- Swimming
- Beachcombing
- Golfing
- Whale Watching
Camping:
BC Parks contain some of the most beautiful and most varied protected areas in North America. Rainforests, glaciers, tidal pools, plains and deserts; all form part of this mosaic. Our stewardship role encourages visitor appreciation of these special places. Many of these parks offer camping facitilies in addition to trails, day use areas, interpretation facilities, canoe circuits, back country huts and boating facilities offer access to visitors of all ages and skills. And no matter where you go in British Columbia, these provincial camgprounds are beautiful and affordable!
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Find at Park at BC Parks & Recreation Website
