Historic Cariboo Road

The Historic Cariboo Road is a significant route in British Columbia, Canada, originally built in the 1860s during the Cariboo Gold Rush. It connected the town of Barkerville to the Fraser River, facilitating access for miners and goods. The road played a crucial role in the economic development of the region, allowing for the transport of people and supplies to the booming goldfields. Today, it is recognized for its historical importance, and parts of the road have been preserved, attracting tourists interested in exploring its rich heritage and the stories of those who ventured into the gold rush era.