This museum offers a comprehensive look at the history of Quesnel and the surrounding Cariboo region. Exhibits include artifacts from the Gold Rush era, indigenous culture, and local pioneer life.

Visitors can explore historical buildings on the site and learn about the development of the area through engaging displays and educational programs.

A popular spot for picnics, walking, and enjoying the scenic views of the Fraser River. The park features trails, open green spaces, and river access for fishing and boating.

It is a great place for families and outdoor enthusiasts to relax and experience the natural beauty of Quesnel.

Located near Dragon Lake, this park offers recreational facilities including playgrounds, picnic areas, and walking trails.

The lake is a favorite for fishing, kayaking, and bird watching, making it a versatile spot for outdoor activities.

This hatchery plays a vital role in the conservation and enhancement of local salmon populations. Visitors can learn about fish biology and the hatchery’s efforts to support sustainable fisheries.

Educational tours provide insight into the life cycle of salmon and the importance of environmental stewardship.

A community park that offers sports facilities, walking paths, and open spaces for various recreational activities.

It is a hub for local events and a great place to experience community life in Quesnel.

Located just outside Quesnel, this historic site preserves a stagecoach stop and trading post from the Cariboo Gold Rush era.

Visitors can explore the restored buildings and learn about the history of transportation and commerce in the region during the 19th century.

This gallery showcases local and regional artists, featuring a variety of visual arts including paintings, sculptures, and crafts.

It serves as a cultural hub for the community and offers workshops and exhibitions throughout the year.

A short drive from Quesnel, Barkerville is a well-preserved Gold Rush town offering a living history experience with costumed interpreters, historic buildings, and gold panning.

It provides a vivid glimpse into life during the Cariboo Gold Rush and is a must-visit for history enthusiasts.

A central park in Quesnel featuring walking trails, playgrounds, and spaces for community events.

It is a peaceful spot for relaxation and enjoying outdoor activities in the heart of the city.

A scenic golf course offering a challenging layout surrounded by natural beauty.

It is popular among locals and visitors looking to enjoy a round of golf in a tranquil setting.