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cARIBOO chilcotin coast

RIDE THOUGH HISTORY IN A LAND WITHOUT LIMITS

Discover the untamed beauty of British Columbia’s Cariboo Chilcotin, where rugged wilderness and rich history blend seamlessly.

The spirit of the Cariboo Gold Rush lives on in this vast region, set on the wild Fraser Plateau between the Coastal and Rocky Mountains. Snowmobilers of all abilities are invited to explore this sprawling playground, from the historic Gold Rush Snowmobile Trail to vast, windswept plateaus and dramatic benchlands waiting to be uncovered.

With regularly groomed trails and family-friendly events hosted by local snowmobile clubs, there’s an adventure for everyone. Whether you're seeking an exhilarating ride through untouched snow or a scenic family day out, the Cariboo Chilcotin promises endless possibilities under its expansive skies.

INTO THE ZONE

YANKS PEAK

Soaring to 6,200 feet, Yanks Peak offers a chance to ride the same routes once navigated by miners in the 1860s. Easily accessible from Barkerville Historic Town via the Proserpine Trail or from Keithley Creek in Likely, this family-friendly area boasts impeccably groomed trails and hosts vibrant winter events each year. It’s the perfect starting point for your Cariboo Chilcotin snowmobiling adventure.

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GOLDRUSH SNOWMOBILE TRAIL

Ride the historic Gold Rush Snowmobile Trail, a 463 km route connecting the storied towns of Clinton, 70 Mile House, 100 Mile House, Likely, and Wells. Follow the path of the 1850s gold seekers as you journey from one vibrant community to the next, through breathtaking landscapes and rich heritage. This trail is more than a ride; it’s a journey through time.

GROUNDHOG LAKE

Embark on a 29-kilometer ride to Groundhog Lake, where Mount Agnes towers above a welcoming warm-up shelter. Whether you’re enjoying a leisurely scenic ride or venturing off-trail for a bit of adrenaline, this all-level adventure—accessible from Barkerville or Wells—offers something for everyone.