Cariboo Region British Columbia

Printed on tear resistant and waterproof paper, this BC topographic map covers the Cariboo region like no other map. Not only will it withstand all Mother Nature can throw at you, we have also added things like fish species, hunting management units, mapped the BC logging roads and trail systems and noted all the park and forest recreation sites in the area. Now you can travel around the BC wilderness with a map that will not fall apart, helps you distinguish the valleys from the mountains and let’s you know what to fish for.

The Cariboo Region Recreation Map takes you to the heart of outdoor recreation in British Columbia. The area has long been a popular destination for visitors. From its historical beginnings along the Gold Rush Trail to the more recent quest for rainbow trout or trail riding into large areas of undeveloped rangeland there is plenty to see and do. The map covers the vast track of land east of the mighty Fraser River. Highway 97 links the main centres of the area: 100 Mile House, Williams Lake and Quesnel, while backroads take you deeper into the wilderness around places like Barkerville, Horsefly and Likely.

The map itself combines several of our popular Cariboo Chilcotin Coast Backroad Mapbook maps and increases the scale to 1:150:000 to allow for easier readability. The most striking feature on the map is the award winning topographic and relief shading. Finally, Canada has an up to date topographic map source that combines elevation information with current logging road and recreational information. Other prominent features include the ATV and snowmobile line classifications, symbols that mark wilderness campsites, boat launches, paddling routes, trail systems and much more.