Heritage Sites
Thompson-Shuswap, British Columbia, Canada

Heritage Sites

Hat Creek Ranch is a Pioneer homestead and First Nation Village nestled in the historic Bonaparte Valley located east of the Coast Range Mountains and north of the community of Cache Creek, British Columbia, Canada. The Hat Creek Ranch is a popular attraction today and has been since 1861.

Heritage Place | Millennium Park is a well maintained interpretive park decorated with artifacts and buildings representing the history of the region. The park is a popular lunch hour picnic area with sitting benches located in the heart of Ashcroft, British Columbia, Canada.

A short walking path with interpretive signs marks each exhibit in Heritage Place Park. From one end to the other the walking path documents the early days of the railway and mining industries and provides examples of the living conditions of the early pioneers and First Nations people.

Haig Brown Provincial Park is a 1076 hectare park established in 1977 to protect the salmon spawning beds located on the Adams River north of the community of Chase, BC and west of the community of Sorrento, BC. The river flows 11 kilometres down the centre of the elongated park while resting in a quiet river valley surrounded by cedar, pine, birch, hemlock, Douglas-fir, cottonwood and alder trees.