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Wildlife Viewing

A rich habitat

The Cariboo Chilcotin Coast is a land made for unique wildlife viewing. Steep cliffs and hoodoos break the grassland benches of Junction Sheep Range Provincial Park to provide a superb habitat for endangered species such as Bighorn Sheep. BC's Central Coast is the only part of the world where the Kermode (Spirit) Bear is found, while rugged peaks, clear blue lakes, alpine meadows and waterfalls dominate the diverse ecosystem of Ts'yl-os Provincial Park, attracting Grizzly and Black Bears, Bighorn Sheep, Wolverines, Mule Deer, Moose, Mountain Goats and Cougars as well as Bald Eagles.

Abundant waterways

Chilko Lake and its watershed support significant populations of fish. The Horsefly River becomes one of BC's largest spawning channels from the end of August to early September. Walk along the Salmon Habitat Trail and view the salmon as they struggle upstream.

A word or two on your excursion:

• Do not disturb the wildlife
• Please leave the area you visit undisturbed and be sure to carry out your garbage
• Obey posted signs and keep to designated trails

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