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Tatlayoko Wheelchair Accessible Wilderness Trails

May 26, 2009 | Tips from Travellers > Anahim Lake, Outdoor Activity Tours

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Finally I got a chance to see them – the Wheelchair Accessible Wilderness Trails that everyone is talking about. The Tatlayoko Valley is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever seen and I just love the idea of those new trails providing access to people with disabilities.

The surface of the trails is mining belting which was donated by one of the local mines. It makes a very smooth trail surface and is also great for jogging or inline skating.

The existing trails are right on the lake – a super spectacular setting with the surrounding mountains, the Niut Range and Potato Ranges.

I also love the idea of the Tatlayoko Community Association who would like to see the completion of 210km of wheelchair accessible trails throughout the Cariboo Chilcotin region by 2010.

A very cool project! And I already know I will be back to spend more time in the valley, sooo much to see and do!

Posted by Miriam, Williams Lake at 01:09 PM

Escott Bay Resort – A True Cowboy Experience

May 11, 2009 | Tips from Travellers > Anahim Lake, Outdoor Activity Tours

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Sikanni River Falls

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During our stay in the Anahim Lake area we stayed at the Escott Bay Resort this is an amazing retreat with spectacular views from every window. The resort offers fishing, canoe trips, trail rides, outback adventures and it even has a Hot Tub overlooking the lake. There are many birds in the area making this an ideal spot for bird watching.

 

My trail ride was an experience to remember, I woke up early in the morning to watch the sun come up over the lake. Near the beginning of the journey we spotted a Moose on the Iced over lake. As a first time rider I found the one hour trail ride to be the perfect start, DUSTY the horse was very friendly and calm.  

 

I would suggest staying at least two nights to get a full feel for what the area and resort has to offer. With hearty cowboy breakfasts and great guides this resort is the perfect destination for those that want to have a true Cariboo experience.  

Posted by Wendy, Nanaimo at 01:59 PM