"100 Mile House" One Hundred Mile House by Redang

One Hundred Mile House Travel Guide: 19 reviews and 62 photos

One of the stops in the Gold Rush Trail.

Pic: Bridge Creek (Centennial Park, 100 Mile House)

100 Mile House

The story behind the ("strange") name.

In 1858 when the discovery of gold on the Fraser river attracted many miners, they built a route from Lilloet to Barkerville and settled, about a day of travel, a place called a Mile House, Thst's the reason why there are some places such as 140 Mile House, 83 Mile House and of course, 100 Mile House.

Last visit to One Hundred Mile House: Aug 2006
Intro Updated Aug 29, 2006
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100 Mile House (British Columbia, Canada) - One Hundred Mile House

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Carmanah Sep 15, 2006 at 1:04 PM

That's really cool that you got to see this part of British Columbia! Many people don't get to see the old Gold Rush Trail.
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Gypsystravels Sep 5, 2006 at 6:57 AM

Hola Santi, que scenario bellisimo!! Tuviste un viaje excellente!!