- Phone
- (250) 397-0221
- info@kayanara.com
- Address
- Canim Lake in Land of Hidden Waters
- Phone
- 778-344-1121
- Lazyloonlodge@gmail.com
- Address
- Loon Lake in Land of Hidden Waters
When the waters open up along BC’s iconic Fishing Highway (Highway 24) the Land of Hidden Waters takes on a whole new character. This compact route, around 100km (66mi) long, connects Highway 97 to Highway 5 and contains nearly 100 lakes, for one of the province’s most approachable and rewarding fishing regions that is ideal for every type of angler, even those who have never before dropped a line.
Families will find the Fishing Highway especially welcoming, thanks to experienced local guides who specialize in introducing newcomers to fishing in a safe, hands-on way. Guided outings take the guesswork out of the experience, providing all the gear, instruction, and local knowledge needed to get started. Kids and first-timers will have a terrific time learning the basics. With patient guidance, comfortable accommodations, and plenty of stories shared along the way, fishing here becomes less about the catch and more about time spent together outdoors, creating memorable moments for all ages. Start a tradition your whole family will love with lake fishing adventures – book early to secure your fishing guide for an incredible family fishing experience.
The appeal goes well beyond what’s beneath the water. Lakeside trails beckon hikers of all ages to explore quiet trails, and eager birdwatchers can spot a wide variety of avian species. As the weather warms, eager enthusiasts can paddle, canoe, or kayak a host of peaceful lakes under calm and sunny skies. Evenings are made for cozying up at lakeside lodges, snug cabins, or amenity-rich resorts. With fresh mountain air, abundant wildlife, and a strong sense of community, the Land of Hidden Waters delivers a slower, more immersive way to experience this beloved region so you can create new traditions, share with locals, and create lasting memories. Reserve your cabin, RV spot or other accommodation today for and incredible spring or summer family getaway.
Tucked into the heart of the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast, the Land of Hidden Waters feels wonderfully remote — yet getting there is easier than you might expect. Access via car or recreational vehicle can be found from Highway 97 on the western side or Highway 5 from the east. There are also a selection of quiet secondary roads that can lead you deeper into a landscape of glacier-fed rivers, secluded lakes, and endless forest. For those maximizing time for their visit, regional flights arrive daily into Williams Lake and, after securing a rental vehicle, it’s just a little over an hour drive south to start exploring the area’s over 100 lakes.