Guidebook for Williams Lake
Food Scene
Gecko Tree
This unique place has great ambience and wonderful food that is all homemade style.
People come from all around to get one of their delicious pizzas. they have added a gelato café in their space as well.
Red Tomato Pies Ltd
360D Proctor StPeople come from all around to get one of their delicious pizzas. they have added a gelato café in their space as well.
Sightseeing
This is a spectacular view of the Chilcotin River, where First Nations have fished for millennia. The largest sand dune is Canada is here, and the scenery is breathtaking.
Farwell Canyon Sand Dune Trail
Farwell Canyon Sand Dune TrailThis is a spectacular view of the Chilcotin River, where First Nations have fished for millennia. The largest sand dune is Canada is here, and the scenery is breathtaking.
This is a spectacular place to visit where First Nations have fished for centuries. It has been developed as a bridge site, making the river more accessible to adventurous souls. Bring sturdy hiking shoes or boots. Nearby is the largest sand dune in Canada, a great hike.
Farwell Canyon
Farwell Canyon RoadThis is a spectacular place to visit where First Nations have fished for centuries. It has been developed as a bridge site, making the river more accessible to adventurous souls. Bring sturdy hiking shoes or boots. Nearby is the largest sand dune in Canada, a great hike.
Only a half hour north of Williams Lake, this heritage village is part of the beautiful Secwepmc traditional lands along the Fraser River. There is much to see and appreciate.
Xatsull Heritage Village
Xats'Ull Heritage Site WayOnly a half hour north of Williams Lake, this heritage village is part of the beautiful Secwepmc traditional lands along the Fraser River. There is much to see and appreciate.
Likely is a quaint old village tucked into the Cariboo Mountains on one arm of the amazing Quesnel Lake. See more at http://likely-bc.ca/
Likely
Likely is a quaint old village tucked into the Cariboo Mountains on one arm of the amazing Quesnel Lake. See more at http://likely-bc.ca/