108 Mile Ranch

The 108 Mile Ranch features the largest log barn in Canada, alongside numerous restored buildings that showcase traditional ranch architecture and construction methods.

Established in 1862 as a rest stop during the Cariboo Gold Rush, the location marked precisely 108 miles along the historic wagon road from Lillooet.

The ranch maintains its connection to British Columbia's ranching traditions through a collection of preserved structures and agricultural implements at its heritage site.

Visitors can explore more than 1,500 acres of protected green belt lands, including 108 and Sepa Lakes, which offer multiple recreational opportunities throughout the year.

The community expanded from an initial group of 25 families into a residential area with 700 homes while preserving extensive natural spaces for public use.

Location: Cariboo Regional District

Website: http://108ranch.com

GPS coordinates: 51.75030,-121.34500

Latest update: March 5, 2025 22:36