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British Columbia's Overland Safari Specialists 7 Days of British Columbia Forget your plans for another predictable vacation this year and discover your hidden sense of adventure in visiting South-Central British Columbia's true nature. 
is guided around the following itinerary. Don't watch the clock or expect every turn to be planned. We follow opportunity, adventure and challenge your spirit of exploration daily.* Day 1. Morning pick-up from Vancouver airport or area hotel. We travel northward through world famous Whistler Village. Leaving Whistler, we head northward and upward into the spectacular coast mountains and the remains of the Pioneer gold mine, the almost ghost town of Bralorne and spectacular vistas of Carpenter Lake. Overnight in the small town of Lillooett on the reconstruction of the turn of the century Victoria Hotel. Day 2. Northward along the Fraser River, then over the top on the original Pavilion wagon trail. A climb to the top of Pavilion mountain for a stunning view of the Marble Range. Then into the Chilcotin to cross the Fraser River on a one lane bridge. Overland past lakes, wildlife and ranches on the Chilcotin Plateau to overnight at Chilko Lake Resort. Day 3. A day of adventure at Chilko Lake Resort. Get your land legs back with relaxation in the stunning setting of Chilko Lake and Coast Mountains. For those looking for a bit more action, adventure awaits ranging from fishing to rafting to heli-hiking. Day 4. Native towns of the Chilcotin Plateau. Westside of the Fraser to Quesnel and onto Wells/ Barkerville. This restored gold town, although a bit of a tourist trap, offers a theme history that is a good base for the rest of our tour into the real gold and silver backcountry. Our route passes the outskirts of 3 provincial parks to our overnight at the Cariboo Country Inn in Horsefly. The Cariboo Country Inn is a working family ranch. Don't be surprised if you are asked to do morning chores! Day 5. Southward into the lakes of the Cariboo Mountains. As a cottage and resort haven, our route travels the lesser know roads for spectacular landscape and wildlife photo opportunities. Overnight at Douglas Lake Ranch, Canada's largest working cattle ranch or the famous Quilchena Inn, a former Stage Coach house. Day 6. Southward into the historic Tulameen, Grizzly bear habitat and sections of the historic Kettle Valley Railway. Northward to the largest operating copper mine in Canada, ranchlands of Hat Creek to overnight in Lillooet at the Victoria Hotel. Day 7. A route into the mountains that maximizes the mountain scenery and a road to Vancouver along Harrison Lake taken by few travelers. I nto Vancouver through the suburbs of the north side of the Fraser River. The end of your trip comes with delivery to your hotel in Vancouver. * GeoQwest not only reserves the right to change details in route and accommodation but encourages our clients to do so! Our small group size and resulting relationships with locals gives us local information on events or sites that may be of interest to our group. Consider the above a guideline and let us customize it to your preferences.
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