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While every reasonable effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented herein, the Cariboo Regional District accepts no liability in the event of inaccuracies. Please check with local Visitor Information Centres for hours of operation for all local heritage sites, road conditions, and availability of services. Campsites may be un-serviced, and/or limited to small vehicles.

Please also refrain from trespassing on private property.

Dark Blue Tour: Highway 97 North 1 - Clinton 51.091592° N , 121.586989° W 40 km north of Cache Creek on Highway 97.

The tour begins in Clinton, originally known as 47 Mile House.

Visit the museum, built in 1892. The Meadow Lake Road is located at what was 58 Mile House, north of Clinton.

2 - 100 Mile House 51.641592° N , 121.298253° W 75 km north of Clinton on Highway 97.

Visit the South Cariboo Visitor Information Centre, and take the time to experience local history through a tour of the murals throughout town.

3 - 108 Mile Heritage Site 51.750362° N , 121.348779° W 14 km north of 100 Mile House on Highway 97.

The two old log buildings on the east side of the highway are remnants from the original ranch and stopping house. Chemo RV built their new offices and showroom on the skeleton of the original stable, and with materials from the barns. The cemetery on the hillside dates back to the late 1800s.

7 - Williams Lake 52.122681° N , 122.09886° W 92 km north of 100 Mile House on Highway 97.

Visit the Tourism Discovery Centre on Hwy 97, which is also home to the Museum of the Cariboo Chilcotin. Other stops of interest include the Station House Gallery (the original railway station), the Potato House (1930s house & community garden and composting site) , the Central Cariboo Arts Centre (the original Williams Lake Fire Hall) and Scout Island Nature Centre.

A collection of historic buildings dating back to the gold rush lovingly restored by volunteers.

4 - Felker Homestead 51.823085° N , 121.519057° W 28 km north of 100 Mile House.

Known as 118 Mile House, this stopping house and surrounding ranch served the goldfields.

5 - Mission Road (side trip) 52.111277° N , 121.990732° W Turn left at Mission Road approximately 70 km north of 100 Mile House on Highway 97. Road exits through Sugar Cane Reserve.

This short detour will take you through the original Onward Mission Ranch (private property) which once hosted famous artists including members of the Group of Seven and Emily Carr. St. Joseph's historic cemetery and Mission residential school site are on this road. The foundation is all that remains of the residential school, but you can view a memorial commemoratong this period of our history. Driving through the village of Sugarcane, home of the T'exelc First Nation, notice the 1885 church on your right.

6 - 150 Mile House 52.107899° N , 121.927802° W 75 km north of 100 Mile House on Highway 97 Once the major supply centre for the goldfields, 150 Mile House was overshadowed by Williams Lake with the advent of the railroad. Still remaining are the Little Red Schoolhouse (open to the public from July 1 to Aug. 31), the original doctor's house across the highway, and the constable's residence and jail awaiting restoration.

8 - Alexandria 52.562643° N , 122.46363° W 60 km north of Williams Lake on Highway 97.

The North West Company established Fort Alexandria in 1821.

When gold was discovered in the Cariboo in the mid-1800s, the Cariboo Wagon Road was completed to Alexandria. By 1867, the fort had become a farm, supplying produce to Quesnel and miners heading to Barkerville.

9 - Soda Creek 52.343492° N , 122.290321° W 38 km north of Williams Lake on Highway 97.

Visit the historic cemetery, drive past the jailhouse and visit the town site (private property). Stop and pick corn at the Dunlevy Ranch in late August or September. Peter Dunlevy is buried in St. Joseph's Cemetery . Deep Creek, which is 31 kilometres north of Williams Lake, has a campsite.

10 - Xatsull Heritage Village 52.324529°N , 122.277911° W 35.4 km north of Williams Lake on Highway 97. Turn left onto Williams Lake Cut Off Road.

Visit the award-winning traditional First Nations village with tours and cultural workshops. www.xatsullheritagevillage.com

11 - Quesnel Antique Machinery Park 52.919163°N , 122.43345°W 114 km north of Williams Lake on Highway 97 or 12 km south of Quesnel at 3055 Dragon Lake Road.

Spend at least an hour exploring the park, and be prepared for some unexpected surprises!

12 - Quesnel 52.976961°N , 122.489329° W 118 km north of Williams Lake on Highway 97.

Visit the Quesnel Museum and Visitor Information Centre to learn about the historic places to visit, including the river walk, heritage walking tours, the former Hudson's Bay store, Hoy House, and the Collins Telegraph Trail. View the plaque honoring the five Tsilhqot'in Chiefs who were hanged in 1864 at the current site of the GR Baker Memorial Hospital.

Pink Tour: Highway 24 1 - Lone Butte 51.553434°N , 121.188747° W 18 km east of 100 Mile House. About 9 km south of 100 Mile House turn onto Highway 24 East.

This town is named for the 160 foot Butte Rock. The Water Tower Park has the last standing water tower on the old Pacific Great Eastern Railway. Drive by the old Willowford Log School House and the Alice Singleton Heritage House. You will also see the first area church, the original Red Cross outpost hospital, and the post office, complete with an original Diefenbunker bomb shelter.

2 - Bridge Lake Ice Caves 51.498447 ° N , 120.770831 ° W 56 kilometres southeast of 100 Mile House. About 9 km south of 100 Mile House turn onto Highway 24 East.

Along Bridge Lake, you will find caves and crevices sheltered from sun and wind. Melting snow seeps through the rock crevices into the caves, where it refreezes and creates a yearround supply of ice. Both First Nations and early European settlers used the caves to collect ice.

Green Tour: Likely Road 1 - 153 Mile House Ranch & General Store 52.140004° N , 121.950731° W 5 km east of 150 Mile House on Likely Road.

An important ranch and stopping house on the gold rush trail. The ranch is still operational, and the general store has been preserved in its original state (private property).

2 - Big Lake Heritage Site 52.391844° N , 121.88192°W 43 km east of 150 Mile House on Likely Road.

Be sure to visit the remains of the Big Lake Ranch which includes a saddle shop, blacksmith shop and Mrs. Lee's chicken house. This ranch was originally built to service the gold fields. Wander interpretive trails and learn about the stopping house, and barn with room for 100 horses.

3 - Morehead Lake 52.615274° N , 121.709141°W 80 km east of 150 Mile House on Likely Road.

This man-made lake was created to provide water to the local bullion pit mine.

4 - Prior's Little Lake House & Hydraulic 52.615274° N , 121.709141°W 80 km east of 150 Mile House on Likely Road.

Just one kilometre off the Likely Road, Prior's Little Lake House served the gold rush travellers and the town of Hydraulic with a roadhouse, slaughterhouse, barns and post office (private property).

5 - Bullion Pit Rest Stop 52.619567° N , 121.627222° W 83 km east of 150 Mile House on Likely Road.

Stop here and view the incredible Bullion Pit, and learn its history.

6 - Likely 52.61554° N , 121.568972° W 85 km east of 150 Mile House on Likely Road.

Visit the Likely Visitor Information Centre, and learn about the many attractions Likely has to offer, including the Chinese ovens, the Likely Hilton Pub, Winkley Creek, or the remains of Cedar City. Visit the Cedar Point Historic Park and the Likely Museum where you can watch a film about the Bullion Pit. www.likely-bc.ca

7- Quesnelle Forks 52.664787° N , 121.672275° W 13 km east of Likely on Rosette Lake Road.

During its heyday, known as the largest city north of San Francisco, the town was abandoned when gold was discovered in Barkerville. Visit the interpretive centre, wander through the ghost town, and explore the historic cemetery.

Purple Tour: Keithley Creek Road to Wells & Barkerville 3100 Road from Wells - Barkerville or the 8400 Road from Likely -Keithley Creek Road. Be sure to check in Likely or Barkerville for road availability and conditions. The road is a gravel forest service road; please drive carefully.

1 - Keithley Creek 52.757319° N , 121.4144° W 14 km east of Likely on Keithley Creek Road.

This ghost town was once a bustling mining community named for W. R. “Doc” Keithley, who struck gold here in 1860. Take some time to visit the historic cemetery.

2 - Antler Creek 53.009107° N , 121.402842° W 110 km east and north of Likely, BC on Wells/ Barkerville Road.

Gold was also discovered here in 1860. The creek once yielded up to $10,000 per day in gold.

3 - Cunningham Creek 52.981783° N , 121.352133° W 120 km east and north of Likely on Wells/Barkerville Road.

This creek was worked by both miners of European and Chinese ancestry since the discovery of gold here in 1861.

4 - Whiskey Flats 53.007079° N , 121.395322° W 130 km east and north of Likely on Wells/Barkerville Road.

Forestry campsites are available at Ghost Lake/Matthew River Falls and Whiskey Flats, where the remains of a dredging operation is still visible. This road completes a circle tour with Highways 97 & 26, and the Likely Road.

Aqua Tour: Highway 26 1 - Cottonwood House 53.05169°N , 122.156848°W 29 km east of Quesnel on Highway 26.

Cottonwood House is one of the last remaining roadhouses in British Columbia. It was built in the 1860s to offer accommodation, meals and provisions to miners and travellers on their journey along the Cariboo Waggon Road between Barkerville and Quesnel.

2 - Mexican Hill/Lovers' Leap Rest Stop 53.021465° N , 122.065954°W 40 km east of Quesnel on Highway 26.

One of the steepest grades on the Cariboo Wagon Road. Stop and read the story of Lovers' Leap at the rest stop at the top of the hill.

3 - Blessings Grave 53.06203° N , 121.94919° W 50 km east of Quesnel on Highway 26.

The final resting place of Charles Blessing, who was murdered in 1863 for his gold.

4 - Stanley 53.039969° N , 121.717795° W 66 km east of Quesnel on Highway 26.

The Stanley Hotel (private property) is still standing, and the cemetery is well worth a visit.

5 - Wells 53.103205° N , 121.575655° W 80 km east of Quesnel on Highway 26.

Red Tour: Horsefly Road 1 - Horsefly 52.334505° N,121.414654° W 52 km east of 150 Mile House on Likely Road.

Peter Dunlevy discovered gold here in 1859; some even say it's where the gold rush began. Back in those days, Horsefly was known as Harper's camp. Visit the Horsefly Museum and Visitor Information Centre to learn more about the historical treasures in the area. Follow the Beaver Valley Road, site of the original stopping house built by Pete Dunlevy, to form a circle tour with Likely and Big Lake.

Established in 1930 as a gold-mining town, Wells has maintained the 1930s theme. Visit the Wells Museum which was once the mine office, or pick up a walking tour brochure from the Visitor Information Centre.

6 - Barkerville 53.066877° N , 121.517107° W 86 km east of Quesnel on Highway 26.

Barkerville was established in 1862 with Billy Barker's gold strike, and was once a bustling city. Barkerville has been a national historic site since 1924, lovingly preserved as a living museum and fully staffed year-round. www.barkerville.ca

Pull-Out Guide to

2026 HERITAGE EVENTS SPRING EVENTS MIOCENE COMMUNITY FARMERS MARKET Sundays, April to December 10am - 2pm Miocene Community Hall, 3511 Horsefly Road Local produce, crafts and food concession.

Facebook: Miocene Community Farmers Market

108 HERITAGE SITE SEASON GRAND OPENING Saturday, May 16th 10am - 4pm 108 Mile Heritage Site - Hwy 97 Explore historic buildings & museum. Markets, celebrations and ghost tours! www.historical.ca

2026 BC COWBOY HALL OF FAME INDUCTION Sunday, April 26th Museum of the Cariboo Chilcotin Tourism Discovery Centre - Williams Lake Photos, biographies and memorabilia of BC’s outstanding cowboys. www.cowboy-museum.com

LONE BUTTE STRAWBERRY TEA Saturday, May 23rd Lone Butte Historical Association 6014 Hwy 24, Lone Butte Annual tea and strawberry social. lbhistory86@gmail.com

FRIENDS OF THE QUESNEL MUSEUM BOOK SALE & SEASON OPENING Saturday, May 2nd 10am - 2pm Quesnel Museum - 705 Carson Ave. Used books, puzzles and DVD’s. www.quesnelmuseum.ca/plan-visit/events

BARKERVILLE HISTORIC TOWN & PARK – MAIN SEASON HOURS Saturday, May 30th – Sunday, September 13th Open 7 days a week Barkerville Historic Town & Park - Highway 26 Full programming and regular admission. www.barkerville.ca

BARKERVILLE HISTORIC TOWN & PARK – SPRING SHOULDER SEASON Friday, May 15th - Friday, May 29th Open 7 days/week from 9am - 4pm Barkerville Historic Town & Park - Hwy 26 Select merchants and displays open. Admission by donation. www.barkerville.ca

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Celebrations & Powwows

QUESNEL CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL Saturday, May 30th 10am - 3pm LeBourdais Park, Quesnel Face-painting, games, crafts, music and more! www.quesnelmuseum.ca/plan-visit/events

Rodeos

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Museums

Pink Tour: Highway 24

Red Tour: Horsefly Road

Aqua Tour: Highway 26

Dark Green Tour: Likely Road

Dark Blue Tour: Highway 97 North

Purple Tour: Keithley Creek Road to Wells & Barkerville

Orange Tour: Dog Creek Road

Brown Tour: Highway 20

SUMMER EVENTS BIG LAKE HERITAGE MARKET Select Saturdays, May - September 9am - 1pm Heritage Site, Pritchard Road at Big Lake Ranch Shop, enjoy delicious food and freshly-brewed coffee!

Facebook: Big Lake Community Association HORSEFLY FARMERS MARKET Saturdays, 11am - 2pm Horsefly Community Hall, 5772 Horsefly Road Local arts and crafts, artisan products and food!

Facebook: Horsefly Farmers Market

SIX MILE CAR RALLY & HISTORIC FINISH LINE SIX MILE MARKET Sunday, June 7th Bouchie Lake Recreation Grounds, 1975 Centennial Road, Bouchie Lake, Quesnel Follow the rally route. Outdoor market & car show.

Facebook: The Historic Six Mile Car Rally

BC TRAPPERS RENDEVOUS Friday, June 19th - Sunday, June 21st 108 Mile Heritage Site - Hwy 97 www.historical.ca/events-2 FATHER’S DAY TRADITIONAL POWWOW Friday, June 19th - Sunday, June 21st Chief William Powwow Arbour, 2581 Cariboo Highway, Williams Lake Celebration of the strong T’exelc community and culture! th

67 ANNUAL TATLA LAKE GYMKHANA Saturday, June 20th & Sunday, June 21st Tatla Lake Gymkhana Grounds, near Martin Lake on Hwy 20 Equestrian Events, concession, on-site camping and farmers market!

Facebook: Tatla Lake

Event dates/times subject to change.

NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ DAY Multiple Locations Sunday, June 21st 10am - 2pm; Quesnel at Lhtako Dene Park - Johnson Loop at confluence of Fraser and Quesnel Rivers Williams Lake at Boitanio Park Games, activities, food, Indigenous drummers and dancers, and vendors. Walk-Out Ceremony. www.tourismquesnel.com/events/calendar/na tional-indigenous-peoples-day QUESNEL MUSEUM - OPENING RECEPTION FOR NEW EXHIBITS Wednesday, June 24th 7:00pm - 9:30pm Quesnel Museum, 705 Carson Ave, Quesnel Quesnel Rodeo Club, St. John’s Anglican Church, 100 Years in Quesnel, Quesnel Chinese Photographers and Music in the Community. www.quesnelmuseum.ca 98th ANNUAL WILLIAMS LAKE STAMPEDE Thursday, June 25th - Sunday, June 28th Rodeo action, local competitions and camping.

“Wildest show West of the Rockies” www.williamslakestampede.com ARTSWELLS FESTIVAL Friday, June 26th - Sunday, June 28th Indoor and outdoor venues. Art, musicians, performers and camping. www.artswells.com CANADA DAY CELEBRATIONS Wednesday, July 1st - Multiple Locations Williams Lake - Boitano Park Quesnel & Area - LeBourdais Park Barkerville Historic Town 108 Mile Heritage Site

74th ANNUAL BRIDGE LAKE RODEO Saturday, July 4th Bridge Lake - Hwy 24 Annual Rodeo Fun! Facebook: Bridge Lake Rodeo 87th ANNUAL ANAHIM LAKE STAMPEDE Friday, July 10th - Sunday, July 12th Anahim Lake Stampede Grounds, 319 km west of Williams Lake Gymkhana event, rodeo and entertainment!

Facebook Page: Anahim Lake Community Association ARTS ON THE FLY Friday, July 10th & Saturday, July 11th Horsefly Family-friendly event. Music, art and riverside stage in beautiful Horsefly. www.artsonthefly.com 50th ANNUAL BILLY BARKER DAYS FESTIVAL Thursday, July 16th - Sunday, July 19th LeBourdais Park, Quesnel Parade, midway and rodeo. www.billybarkerdays.ca 58th ANNUAL QUESNEL RODEO/STAMPEDE Friday, July 17th - Sunday, July 19th Alex Fraser Park, Quesnel Facebook: Quesnel Rodeo ESK’ET/ALKALI LAKE RODEO Saturday, July 25th & Sunday, July 26th Esk’et Rodeo Grounds, 1951 Rodeo Drive, Alkali Lake TŜIDELDEL (REDSTONE/ALEXIS CREEK) RODEO Saturday, July 25th & Sunday, July 26th Tŝideldel First Nation, 188 km west of Williams Lake on Hwy 20 First Nations rodeo event open to competitors from across BC.

LHTAKO DENE NATION POWWOW Friday, July 31st - Sunday, August 2nd Lhtako Dene Nation Arbor, Quesnel Grand entries, competitions, and community breakfast www.lhtakodenenationpowwow.com INTERLAKES RODEO Saturday, August 1st & Sunday, August 2nd Rodeo Grounds, Roe Lake - Hwy 24 Rodeo, concession and vendors www.rodeobc.ca/rodeo-information BRIDGE LAKE ANNUAL FAIR Sunday, August 2nd Interlakes Community Hall, Bridge Lake - Hwy 24 An old fashioned country event!

Facebook: Bridge Lake Fair CANIM LAKE COMMUNITY MARKET Sunday, August 2nd 3pm - 6pm South Point Resort, Canim Lake - Hwy 24 www.southpointresort.ca INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ CELEBRATION Saturday, August 15th 9:30 am - 5:30 pm Barkerville Historic Town & Park - Hwy 26 Honours the rich heritage and diverse cultures of the regions’s First Nations communities. www.barkerville.ca MID-AUTUMN MOON FESITVAL Saturday, August 22nd Barkerville Historic Town & Park - Hwy 26 Celebrate Barkerville’s rich Chinese culture! www.barkerville.ca SOUTH CARIBOO GARLIC FESTIVAL Saturday, August 29th 9am - 4pm & Sunday, August 30th 10am - 3pm Felker Historic Homestead on Hwy 97 Fun, food, vendors and lots of garlic! www.garlicfestival.ca

FALL & WINTER EVENTS HORSEFLY RIVER SALMON FESTIVAL Saturday, September 12th 10am - 4pm & Sunday, September 13th 10am - 3pm Horsefly @ River Park Celebrate the returning Sockeye Salmon.

Educational exhibits, interactive activities and vendors! www.horseflyriver.ca/salmon/festival CARI-BOO-CON PARANORMAL CONFERENCE Friday, September 18th - Sunday, September 20th 108 Heritage Site Speakers, tours, skywatches, field experiences, community and celebration.

“Where paranormal meets the Cariboo” www.cariboocon.com Lhatŝ’aŝʔin MEMORIAL DAY October 26th Annually Memorial Day to commemorate and honour six Tŝilhqot’in Chiefs who fought to defend their territories from the colonial government and who were betrayed, captured and hanged in 1864 and 1865. www.tsilhqotin.ca/our-nation/heritage

Remembrance Day ceremonies are held in communities throughout the Cariboo on November 11. These ceremonies typically include a wreath laying, a moment of silence, and readings, offering a shared moment of reflection across the region.

REMEMBRANCE DAY CEREMONIES Wednesday, November 11th Multiple Locations Lac La Hache, Pioneer Cemetery, McKinley Drive Williams Lake - Gibraltar Room & City Hall Quesnel - Parade from Royal Canadian Legion to Quesnel Cenotaph 100 Mile House - Parade down Birch Ave to Community Hall & Cenotaph Deka Lake Bouchie Lake Alexis Creek Anahim Lake Horsefly BARKERVILLE OLDE FASHIONED CHRISTMAS Saturday, December 12th & Sunday, December 13th Barkerville Historic Town & Park - Hwy 26 Shopping, carolers, sleigh rides, and Father Christmas! www.barkerville.ca

Orange Tour: Dog Creek Road to Meadow Lake Road to Highway 97 A day trip circle tour, mostly on gravel roads.

1 - Springhouse 51.956488°N , 122.139837° W 27 km southwest of Williams Lake on Dog Creek Road.

2 - Alexis Creek 52.083259° N , 123.279612° W 114 km west of Williams Lake on Highway 20.

Named for nearby St. Peter's Spring, this is the home of Springhouse Airpark.

Named after Chief Alexis of the Tsilhqot'in Nation, who was chief during the time of the Chilcotin War of 1864. Stop at the Visitor Information Centre and nearby Bull Canyon Provincial Park and walk the interpretive trails. The Alexis Creek Health Centre (outpost) is still operating and is the nurse's residence.

Pigeon's general store is now the Happy Eater restaurant.

2 - Alkali Lake Ranch 51.789528°N , 122.251335° W 52 km southwest of Williams Lake on Dog Creek Road.

Believed to be the oldest ranch in BC, this ranch was established by Herman Otto Bowe in 1861 to service the goldfields, and is still thriving today.

3 - Dog Creek Airport 51.626626°N , 122.25593° W 75 km southwest of Williams Lake on Dog Creek Road.

Built during WWII by the Royal Canadian Air Force, there was once a fair-sized community here. The airport was abandoned when the Williams Lake airport was opened in 1961.

4 - Churn Creek Protected Area 51.518385° N , 122.287314°W Protected Area, 108 km southwest of Williams Lake on Dog Creek Road.

Cross the Gang Ranch bridge, stop at the kiosk and view the petroglyph which was taken to Vancouver in 1926 and recently repatriated by local First Nations.

5 - Gang Ranch 51.555706°N , 122.349952° W 109 km southwest of Williams Lake on Dog Creek Road.

Founded in 1863 by the Harper Brothers, the Gang Ranch was once the largest in North America. It is still in operation today.

Brown Tour: Highway 20

3 - Puntzi Lake & Airport 52.112659° N , 124.143023° W 185 km west of Williams Lake on Highway 20. About 1 km past the Redstone Reserve, take the Puntzi Lake road to find the lake, camping and resorts. The airport is on Puntzi Airport Road (8 km past Redstone).

Puntzi Lake was the site of a large village destroyed by smallpox in 1862. The Puntzi Lake Airport and radar station was established in WWII as part of the Pinetree Line, and the air strip is still operational. There is lodging on Puntzi Lake.

4 - Tatla Lake 51.904597° N , 124.600114° W 223 km west of Williams Lake on Highway 20.

Visit the Graham Inn, built in the late 1920s by Robert Graham as a mansion for his wife, and tour the historic cemetery. This junction also leads to the Tatlayoko and Westbranch Valleys.

5 - Bella Coola Hill 52.527177° N , 125.81848° W 350 km west of Williams Lake on Highway 20.

Highway 20 ends at the famous “Freedom Hill”, built by locals after the government of the day said it was not possible.

Fuel is available at Toosey, Anaham, Redstone, Nimpo Lake and Tatla Lake. All services are available at Anahim Lake while picnic sites, camping and toilets are available in Tweedsmuir Park.

1 - Lee's Corner Hanceville 51.941862° N , 123.099948° W 92 km west of Williams Lake on Highway 20.

A number of gravel circle routes start here, including Farwell Canyon, Gang Ranch and Big Creek. This is also the junction leading to Nemiah Valley and Chilko Lake. Nearby is the historic Norman Lee Ranch, famous for Norman Lee who drove 200 cows 1500 miles to the Klondike gold camps in 1898. Five hundred miles short of his destination, winter forced him to butcher his dying herd. Several historic buildings were destroyed here in the 2017 wildfires.

6 - Bella Coola 52.37112°N , 126.755724° W 451 km west of Williams Lake on Highway 20 Visit the Bella Coola Museum and Visitor Information Centre to learn about the First Nations history of this area, and to learn more about “Freedom Hill”.

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Scan this QR code to view a mobile-friendly digital map of the heritage tour with links to Google Maps directions or visit cariboord.ca/historictour.

The information in this driving brochure has been compiled by volunteers of the CRD's Heritage Steering Committee.

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