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OVERVIEW
Discover Tweedsmuir and find over 2.2 million acres to explore. Immerse yourself in nature and find idyllic hidden gems, including jaw dropping waterfalls, glaciers, vibrant volanic ranges and iconic hiking trails. The area is rich with history and surrounded by spectacular scenery.
Top things to do
Credit: Destination BC / Grant Harder
Experience panoramic views
Hike around the nearby trails and enjoy the spectacular views of the surrounding lakes and mountains.
Credit: Kari Medig
Visit Hunlen Falls
Visit Hunlen Falls, and watch water plunge from 401 m above, making it Canada's 3rd highest unbroken waterfall.
Credit: Kari Medig
Canoe or kayak
Swim, kayak or canoe in one of the many alpine and subalpine lakes, and take in the gorgeous surrounding views.
Credit: Ian Mcallister / Pacific Wild
Explore the Great Bear Rainforest
Explore the Great Bear Rainforest and see wolves, deer, mountain goats and grizzly bears in their natural habitat.
Ride a horse
Horseback ride on Icelandic horses on one of the many scenic trails, including the Rainbow Range trailhead.
Nearby cities
Anahim Lake
Surrounded by the Coastal Mountain range and the wide open Chilcotin Plateau sits the remote community of Anahim Lake—perfect for year-round outdoor activities or the perfect place to kick back and take in the gorgeous sights.
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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