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Chilcotin

Wild horses and a new frontier.

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A person on horseback through the Chilcotin region in BC

Tŝilhqot’in (Chilcotin) Territory is home to Tweedsmuir Park, a wild place with whitewater and wilderness adventure.

Tour the vast ranchland of central-west British Columbia on horseback and enjoy vast grasslands and panoramic glacial views.

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