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Cariboo-Chilcotin [1] is a sparsely populated region in the central interior of British Columbia, Canada.

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• Williams Lake
• 100 Mile House
• Cache Creek
• Quesnel

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• Barkerville - gold rush boom town turned ghost town.
• Bowron Lakes Provincial Park - famous for its canoe and portage circle route.
• Ts'il?os Provincial Park - remote park with a stunning blue lake framed by mountains.
• Tweedsmuir Provincial Park - British Columbia's largest park is thousands of square kilometers of untouched mountains and lakes.

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The main road in and out of the region is Highway 97.

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The outdoor adventures of this area are limited only by your imagination. Unlimited hiking and biking trails for any ability, camping in sites untouched by other humans, and canoe and portage tours through remote lakes are just the beginning. Spend a few days of adventure in the wilds at one of the regions many guest ranches - roam the open range on horseback, cast to a rising trout in back country waters and watch bears in their natural habitat.

• Ts'yl-os Park Lodge, (north end of Chilko Lake, gateway to Ts'yl-os Provincial Park), ☎ 1-800-487-9567, [2]. 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.  edit

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