Located
on Highway 5, 63 km (38 miles) north of Kamloops
in the North Thompson Valley, Barriere is home of the North Thompson
Fall Fair and Rodeo and provides visitors with accomodation, restaurants,
a pub, service stations, grocery stores, a golf course and banking facilities.
Nearby
lakes and rivers provide excellent fisheries for trout and Dolly Varden.
Accommodation/Adventure
Providers
Alaskan Husky Adventures: Superior, friendly, professionally trained racing huskies provide an experience unlike any other - all ages and abilities welcome. Sit in the sled and relax OR drive your own dog team We are proud to provide one of the most rewarding and unique dogsledding adv... more
Caverhill Lodge: Discover 15 pristine lakes as you fish for wild Kamloops Rainbow trout. A maximum of 12 guests enjoy fine dining in a private lodge and deluxe wilderness cabins. All in a secluded location accessible only by boat. All inclusive 4 or 5 night packages available. more
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Little
Fort is located between Barriere and Clearwater at the intersection
of Highways #5 and #24 and offers visitors accommodation, restaurants
and a pub, service stations, shopping, and a fly & tackle shop.
Here you
may cross the North Thompson River via one of two reactionary ferries.
There are several guest ranches and fishing resorts nearby.
Accommodation/Adventure
Providers
Alpine Meadows Resort: Our luxury outdoor destination is located on Hallamore Lake in BC’s spectacular North Thompson. We feature deluxe chalets & spacious log homes. Experience adventure and serenity, in a natural setting with pure air, sparkling waters and magnificent views. more
Lac Des Roches Resort: Our year-round resort on the Fishing Highway overlooks one of BC’s most photographed lakes. From your suite or cabin there’s nothing between you and the lake but a picnic table and fire pit. Relax with fine dining, and many outdoor activities in our 175 acre... more
Thuya Lakes Lodge: Fishing as good as it gets! Our resort just north of Kamloops has over 30 lakes joined by streams, naturally reproducing with wild Kamloops trout, perfect for flyfishing and float tubing. Enjoy hiking trails into lakes, mountain biking, the wildlife or just t... more
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Located
on Highway #5, north of Little Fort. 124 km (74 miles) from Kamloops,
Clearwater, is renowned for its exceptional whitewater rafting and as
the gateway to Wells Gray Provincial
Park and it's spectacular waterfalls, glacier-fed lakes, canyons
and volcanic formations, impressive forest and variety of plant and
wildlife species.
For those
interested in golfing or shopping, Clearwater township provides a variety
of both. Ample accommodation is found here or you can camp in one of
the many nearby sites.
Bustin` Trout: Come for an unforgettable fishing experience. Rob Bustin & his team have been fishing the Valemount, Robson Valley, and Jasper National Park area for years. Your adventure also includes some of the most spectacular scenery and wildlife viewing in British Col... more
Clearwater Valley Resort: Visit the spectacular surroundings of Wells Gray Park, its world-famous waterfalls, and scenic beauty. Relax in our motel, cabins, or KOA RV campsite -- enjoy our outdoor pool and great dining as well. Our staff will be happy to assist you in planning your a... more
Go-outdoors: Meadows & mountain tops - snowy peaks & glaciers as far as you can see - Clearwater & Bowron Lake paddles - moose wandering through your camp - snowshoe powder snow - walk a river with magnificent frozen ice waterfall. Interpretive & more adventurous tours a... more
Headwaters Outfitting: Ski or hike in Mount Robson Provincial Park, Jasper National Park, & the unspoiled backcountry of British Columbia & Alberta, along the Great Divide with Headwaters Outfitting Ltd. We are located near Valemount in the Selwyn Range of the Rocky Mountains. more
Interior Whitewater Expeditions Ltd: It’s a raft adventure you won’t forget with wild undisturbed rivers plus hiking, canoeing, & the astonishing scenery of Wells Gray Park. We provide a rare combination of river trips as you hike to pounding waterfalls, raft volcanic canyons, & see stunning wil... more
Moose Camp Fishing Resort: It’s all inclusive; great food, fresh air, comfortable cabins, & over 20 pristine lakes with the best freshwater fishing for wild fighting rainbow trout. Our remote wilderness, with trips to Wells Gray Park offers hiking, mountain biking, & abundant wildlife ... more
Trophy Mountain Buffalo Ranch: Enjoy a quiet country stay at our guest ranch. Trophy Mountain Buffalo Ranch is 20 minutes from Wells Gray Provincial Park and has a fully licensed restaurant with a variety of Bison meat on the menu. Enjoy horseback riding and hiking from the ranch. more
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Blue River lies in the North Thompson River Valley, nestled in the Columbia
Mountains. The North Thompson River flows south between the Cariboo
mountains to the northwest and the Monashee mountains to the east. At
an elevation of 681 meters, the community of Blue River is situated
midway between Edmonton, Alberta and Vancouver, British Columbia. Access
to Blue River is via BC Highway #5 - 230 kilometress north from Kamloops
and 212 kilometres south from Jasper. The communities of Clearwater
and Valemont lie to the immiedate south and north, respectively.
Forestry and tourism are the primary industries, and Blue River is home
to between 400 and 500 permanent residents.
An outdoor
enthusiasts paradise, Blue River is surrounded by lakes, rivers, streams
and forest. Visitors come for the unsurpassed four season recreation.
The area offers some of the finest powder snow anywhere, making heli-skiing
and cross country skiing popular. Also popular are fishing and canoeing
on local lakes, whitewater rafting, mountain biking, hiking and exploring
in world famous Wells Gray Provincial Park and more.
Nearby,
Wells Gray Park is one of British Columbia's largest parks (over half
a million hectares). The scenery is breathtaking, with spectacular lakes,
two major river systems (the Clearwater and Mahood), and tumbling waterfalls,
rapids, and cataracts.
Located
on Highway 5, north of Little Fort in BC's High
Country, 320 km (193 miles) from Kamloops,
Valemount is situated between the Rocky, Cariboo and Monashee Mountains.
Visitors
enjoy exceptional fishing, hiking and camping oppurtunities, canoeing,
kayaking or fishing on one of the rivers in the area. Observe the chinook
salmon at the Swift Creek spawning channel or explore the George Hicks
Regional or Mount Robson Provincial Parks.
During winter months visitors may wish to take advantage of heli-skiing,
snowmobiling or cross-country skiing facilities.
Valemount
offers a variety of restaurants, accommodation, shops, services and
a golf course. Consider taking in events such as Valemountain Days,
Valemount Berry Days or the Snowmobile Festival.
Just past
Valemount visitors may either turn left towards Prince
George and Tete Jaune country or right to the Rocky Mountains and
Mount Robson Provincial Park.
Population:
1155
Elevation:
800 m (2624 ft)
Industry:
tourism and forestry
Accommodation/Adventure
Providers
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