The Gold Rush Trail Guide depicts a story – a history – shaped by nature.
From the early days of gold prospectors seeking refuge and warmth to present-time visitors searching for an urban escape, warm and cozy cabins are something we’ve always known best. Step …
If we were to ask you to name four different ways to go skiing, could you? We’ll give you a hint – it largely has to do with the way …
From the bottom of the ocean and lakes to the tallest cedar and into the sky, British Columbia is undoubtedly blessed with some of the most diverse types of wildlife …
Winding through British Columbia from the mouth of the Fraser River in New Westminster and north to Barkerville Historic Town & Park, touring the Gold Rush Trail takes travellers on …
September arrives and suddenly you realize there are still more BC adventures you have left to check off! This list may include wildlife viewing, hiking, paddling, fishing, standing amongst old-growth …
Take to the road and explore a historic trade route while reducing the impact on communities and infrastructure as they readjust to returning travellers. A few days of travelling and …
An inland temperate rainforest, North America’s deepest fjord lake, an abandoned boomtown, fishing, wildlife viewing, gold rush history… do we have your attention yet? Road-tripping around Likely connects backcountry and …
British Columbia’s Gold Rush Trail combines Indigenous and colonial history, culture and nature for one of the most unique experiential journeys the province has to offer. BC’s history is found …
In following the footsteps of historic gold miners, our journey takes us off the beaten path to largely undiscovered destinations. The path to the Bridge River Valley is framed by …
Immerse yourself in living Indigenous culture along the Gold Rush Trail, home to the story keepers of this place and the original custodians of this land. Know before you go: Many …
