100 Mile House

100 Mile House has served as a road stop in British Columbia’s South Cariboo since the 1860s. The community developed beside the Cariboo Wagon Road, built during the Cariboo gold rush to carry people and supplies towards the goldfields. Its name marks the 100-mile point from Lillooet, then an important supply centre. Set on the Cariboo Plateau, the town remains a practical hub for surrounding ranch country, forests and lakes. Highway 97 now follows this long north–south corridor through the province’s interior. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how 100 Mile House relates to the South Cariboo’s plateau and lake country.

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