All maps are downloadable for personal use in a PDF format. Of course, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view them.
	Mt. Agnes The Wells-Barkerville area in the Cariboo Mountains offers an extensive network of signed summer and winter trails. In addition to the interpretative center in the Barkerville Historic Townsite, visitors have an opportunity to follow the steps of the Gold rush miners on a variety of historic trails and routes. Rec use: hiking, skiing, snowmobiling Map Dimensions: Legal (8½x14") Download map (agnes1.pdf  227 KB) Download map info (agnes2.pdf  158 KB)
	Cameron Ridge The Cameron Ridge trail, in the Quesnel Highlands, offers spectacular views of the Cariboo Mountains. Since the Cameron Ridge trail is half way between Barkerville and Likely, a popular circle tour, it’s a great place to stop and explore. The mellow slopes have great potential from Nov-May for intermediate backcountry ski touring. Rec use: biking, skiing, hiking Map Dimensions: Letter (8½x11") Download map (cameron1.pdf  173 KB) Download map info (cameron2.pdf  147 KB)
	Cariboo River The Cariboo River offers easily accessible white water kayaking for both intermediates and experts. Rec use: kayaking Map Dimensions: Letter (8½x11") Download map (cariboo1.pdf  990 KB) Download map info (cariboo2.pdf  191 KB)
	Eureka Peak Eureka Peak in the Cariboo Mountains is well known to locals as an easily accessible wilderness alpine experience offering options for day and multi-day hiking and good backcountry skiing. A commercial guide outfitting service also operates in the area. Rec use: hiking, skiing Map Dimensions: Legal (8½x14") Download map (eureka1.pdf  1254 KB) Download map info (eureka2.pdf  344 KB)
Click for larger Image	Hallis Lake The Hallis Lake ski trails have been developed and are maintained by the Cariboo Ski Touring Club. These extensive and well maintained multi-use trails are located in a snowbelt, east of Quesnel and offer high quality skiing on national standard nordic trails (2.5 km lighted trail). In the summer and fall, Hallis Lake is a great place for family hiking, biking, or walking.Ski all trails in a clockwise direction. Rec use: hiking, skiing, biking Map Dimensions: Legal (8½x14") Download map (hallis.pdf  301 KB) Download map info (hallis2.pdf  286 KB)
	Hangman Springs The Hangman Springs Trail network is maintained by the Baker Creek Endurance Riders. These trails are multi-use and you can expect to find equestrians, mountain bikers, and ATVs sharing the trail network. The highlight of the trails are very scenic views along Baker Creek. Rec use: hiking, horseback riding, biking Map Dimensions: Letter (8½x11") Download map (hangman.pdf  324 KB) Download map info (hangman2.pdf  136 KB)
	Teapot Mount Elsey, known to the locals as Teapot offers amazing backcountry skiing and snowboarding from late October to mid-June. From late July to the end of September, the hiking trail provides a starting point for extended Alpine trekking and ridge walks. Rec use: hiking, skiing, snowboarding Map Dimensions: Letter (8½x11") Download map (teapot1.pdf  276 KB) Download map info (teapot2.pdf  203 KB)
	Wonderland The Wonderland Trail was built by through the hard work of Quesnel mountain bikers. The trail offers an amazing array of advanced to expert technical riding with artificial obstacles (such as teeter-totters). This is the place to improve your riding skills! Rec use: hiking, biking Map Dimensions: Letter (8½x11") Download map (wonderland2.pdf  298 KB) Download map info (wonderland.pdf  161 KB)

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