A serene, 14,000-hectare park offering stunning views of the Quesnel River and Puntzi Mountain, with abundant wildlife and hiking trails.
Quesnel River Puntzi Mountain Provincial Park is home to bears, so bear spray is essential for safety.
The park offers numerous hiking trails, so sturdy hiking boots are recommended for comfort and support.
The climate can be unpredictable, so a waterproof rain jacket is optional but useful for sudden showers.
A serene provincial park offering hiking trails, wildlife viewing, and stunning views of the Quesnel River and surrounding mountains.
A fascinating museum showcasing the history of the Quesnel area, featuring exhibits on gold rush, indigenous culture, and pioneer life.
Experience the stunning night sky from the park's dark sky preserve, perfect for stargazing and appreciating the cosmos.
The only dining option within the park, offering stunning views and hearty breakfast options.
A local favorite for quick, delicious lunches, known for its fresh ingredients and friendly service.
A historic restaurant offering fine dining with a view of the Quesnel River, known for its excellent steaks.
A hearty breakfast dish made with fried dough, often served with jam or syrup.
A wrap filled with local smoked salmon, cream cheese, and fresh greens.
A traditional Indigenous dish, cooked over an open fire, served with fresh berries.
These bears are hand-carved from local wood, symbolizing the region's wildlife and are a popular keepsake.
Locally produced honey from the park's wildflowers, a sweet reminder of the park's beauty.
These blankets are hand-woven using traditional techniques and local wool, perfect for chilly evenings.
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