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OVERVIEW
Nestled in the heart of British Columbia’s historic gold rush region, 108 Mile Ranch is the perfect place to enjoy outdoor activities, surrounded by 1,500 hectares of lush wilderness to explore.
Top things to do
Credit: Destination BC/Michael Bednar
Credit: Destination BC/Michael Bednar
Watch for wildlife
Explore the local trails and watch for wildlife, including deer, waterfowls, bald eagles, black and grizzly bears and more.
Credit: Destination BC/Michael Bednar
Visit historic buildings
Visit Historic Gold Rush buildings at the 108 Mile Heritage Site.
Credit: Destination BC/Michael Bednar
Hike or bike local trails
Mountain bike, hike or horseback through 108 Mile trail network.
Credit: Destination BC/Taylor Burk
Cross-country ski
In the winter, cross-country ski over 20,000 acres of terrain with well groomed trails and scenic views.
Nearby cities
Tatla Lake
The small community of Tatla Lake is located near the western edge of the Chilcotin Plateau. Surrounded by dramatic landscapes, recreational lakes and wilderness trails, Tatla Lake is the perfect destination for year-round outdoor activities.
Barkerville
Visit the preserved gold-rush town of Barkerville for an authentic 1860s experience. You can wander around the old town and explore over 100 heritage buildings, including: saloons, museums, churches, homes, blacksmiths, general stores, barber shops, butchers, a Chinatown and more.
Williams Lake
Visit the charming city of Williams Lake in Central BC. Located along the historic Cariboo Gold Rush Trail and surrounded by lakes, rivers and forested hillsides, you can discover rich local history and enjoy a wide variety of year-round outdoor activities.
Quesnel
Visit the charming small city of Quesnel—once the commercial centre of the Cariboo Gold Rush—to enjoy the city's rich cultural heritage, nearby lakes, rivers, provincial parks and farmers markets.
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