Cariboo Arch

The Cariboo Arc is a geological feature located in central British Columbia, Canada. It consists of a series of mountain ranges and valleys formed by tectonic processes, specifically the collision of tectonic plates. This arc is characterized by its unique topography and rich mineral deposits, making it significant for natural resources. The Cariboo region is known for its history of gold mining, particularly during the Cariboo Gold Rush in the 1860s. Today, it's also valued for its natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities, attracting visitors for hiking, fishing, and wildlife watching.