The Thompson-Nicola Region is located in the British Columbia Interior to the west of the Okanagan Valley and Shuswap Lakes Regions. As shown on the map, the towns and cities of the Thompson Nicola region are set in a landscape reminiscent of the old west, with arid rolling hills and plateaus studded with hundreds of fishing lakes, and mountain regions carved by mighty rivers. The Thompson Nicola Region is well known as cowboy country and gold-panning country. The mighty Fraser River and the mighty Thompson River both dominate the region and converge at Lytton, which is well-known for world-class whitewater rafting. Many of the regions towns such as Lillooett, Cache Creek and Ashcroft share a rich goldrush history. Throughout the Thompson Nicola Region are many opportunities to stay at guest ranches, fishing resorts Bed and Breakfasts, local inns and hotels. Recreational enthusiasts will enjoy the endless opportunity to fish in hundreds of fishing lakes, camp at Provincial Forestry Recreation Campsites and Provincial Parks, and hike the endless recreational trails. During the winter months, enjoy cross-country skiing and snowmobiling on the backcountry trails.

Click on the map to explore the various areas of the Thompson Nicola Region. On the smaller maps, scroll over lakes to access recreational information. Click on Provincial Park names to access park information.

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