Located
northeast of Chase, where the Adams River flows into Little Shuswap
Lake. Squilax is the First Nations word for 'black bear'.
The
Squilax Pow Wow attracts tourists annually in the third weekend
of July. The Pow Wow celebrates the traditions of three local
bands. An array of dances, including the jingle dress dance and
the grass dance, are performed. Every four years salmon spawning
on the Adams River is a major event in September. Spawning grounds
can be seen at Roderick Haig-Brown Provincial Park along the Adams
River. Whitewater rafting is also popular along the river, and
whitewater kayakers take advantage of the rapids.
Quaoout
Lodge celebrates the culture and heritage of the First Nations
People, offering excellent food in their restaurant, and camping
in traditional Teepees in conjunction with lodge accommodation.
