Aspen Grove

Aspen Grove has served as a gold-mining settlement in British Columbia’s southern interior since the 1860s. Set in the Nicola Country’s open, forested uplands, it occupies a quiet roadside position where Highway 5A meets Highway 97C, linking Merritt, Princeton and the Okanagan. Allison Lake lies east of the settlement, bringing a water-and-woods contrast to the drier grasslands associated with the Nicola region. Gold prospecting shaped Aspen Grove’s early identity, and its small scale still recalls the dispersed mining camps that developed across this part of the province during the nineteenth century. Browse additional webcams from the Nicola Country to extend your view of British Columbia’s southern interior.

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