Natuurkundige overzichtskaart met veel plaatsen en wegen.,
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The region known as the Cariboo covers central British Columbia, and is BC’s most popular recreational area. It covers Hwy 20 west to Anahim Lake and east to Mahood Lake, following Hwy 97 as it snakes northwards from Hat Creek to Quesnel, showing hundreds of wilderness campsites, historic Barkerville and the gold rush fields, and the week-long canoeing experience of the Bowron Lakes. Dozens of provincial parks are included, with hiking, biking, boating, and horse riding experiences to enjoy, hundreds of lakes to explore, tons of lakeside resorts to enjoy, and towns with interesting names like 108 Mile, Buffalo Creek, Horsefly, and Chilko to discover. If such names are unfamiliar to you, all the more reason to get the map and start exploring. This map goes to the heart of what created BC as a colony, and later as a province of Canada. It is double-sided, with all roads and trails clearly shown, and certainly covers a very interesting part of the world in excellent detail. International air travel might still be difficult to manage, but the Chicotin is just a few hours drive north of Vancouver, and renting a camper van or 4x4 is easy.