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OVERVIEW
Known as the gateway to British Columbia's Cariboo region, Clinton takes you back in time to what was originally a cattle-ranch town. Surrounded by limestone mountains, hiking trails, and beautiful lakes, this historically rich town is the perfect outdoor adventure hub.
Top things to do
Credit: Destination BC/Andrew Strain
Check out Main Street
Stroll the town's Main Street which offers a Wild West ambience and visit the original storefronts that remain.
Credit: Destination BC/Andrew Strain
Visit Chasm Provincial Park
Explore Chasm Provincial Park and see a 300 metre deep bedrock box canyon formed near the end of the ice age when melting glacier waters carved the canyon.
Credit: Destination BC/Blake Jorgenson
Discover local history
Explore life during the Gold Rush at the Historic Hat Creek Ranch and enjoy interactive western era activities.
Credit: Destination BC/Michael Bednar
See wildlife
Go wildlife watching at Green Lake Provincial Park to birds migrate to this resting area and keep your eyes peeled for moose, deer, coyotes, and black bears.
Nearby cities
108 Mile Ranch
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.
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.
Cache Creek
Discover a land full of hidden treasures and abundant opportunities for outdoor adventures in the bustling oasis town of Cache Creek. Enjoy the small-town atmosphere and find yourself surrounded by rusting desert hills, rolling tumbleweeds, and working ranches.
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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