Clinton

Tucked into the dry grasslands of British Columbia’s Cariboo Plateau, Clinton is a place whose character is shaped by open range country and a climate markedly drier than the province’s coast. The community lies on Highway 97, a route following part of the historic Cariboo Wagon Road corridor through the Interior. Clinton developed as a stopping point during the Cariboo Gold Rush, when travellers, freight and stagecoaches headed north toward the goldfields. Its small centre and surrounding ranchland still reflect that Interior heritage, while nearby Chasm Provincial Park is known for its deep, layered canyon. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across British Columbia’s Cariboo region.

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