100 Mile House | British Columbia - 1000 Towns of Canada

Top 7 Places to Visit in 100 Mile House | British Columbia

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Region:

South Cariboo

Known For:

Cariboo Wagon Road history | 100-mile milestone from Lillooet | Ranching landscapes of the South Cariboo | Lac La Hache and nearby fishing lakes | Gold Rush-era travel routes | Highway 97 Interior road trips

Best For:

Road trips | Fishing | RV travel | Ranchland scenery | Gold Rush heritage

108 Mile Ranch Heritage Site

At this beautiful stop, you will find many ranch-themed buildings in the style of the old west, such as schools, churches, and barns. This attraction would be a great place to stop to stretch your legs.

Centennial Park

Centennial Park in 100 Mile House is a beautiful little hidden gem. The park is tucked away and not very obvious, but when you drive down into the park and head up the trail towards the waterfall, you are indeed in nature.

100 Mile Nordics

This warm and cozy lodge has homemade baked goods and delicious soups. It is nestled at the start of many trails, with various difficulty levels. The trails are well kept and very scenic, bringing you through trees small and large.

Moose Valley Provincial Park

100 Mile House is known for its nature and richness of bird life. Moose Valley Provincial Park is your spot if you want to be alone – just with nature and animals. It is also the perfect spot for the canoeist. Several lakes can be accessed in this area.

Parkside Art Gallery

The Parkside Art Gallery has many well-displayed unique artworks. There is something for everyone with two floors full of wonderful arts, from paintings, drawings, glasswork, jewelry, and more. The artwork changes about every month, giving local artists a chance to show their work.

Alpaca Story Ranch

The ranch has several animals for you to visit & interact with, from fuzzy Alpacas, Peacocks & Pheasants to Miniature Horses! Visitors are welcome to meet the animals and shop at their on-site store! In addition, they do private tours as well as for those just driving by.

Crafter’s Market

Crafter’s Market hosts artisanal products made locally. No commercial products will be found here! It is open a few days a week, so plan your trip accordingly.