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  • Rivers Edge is located in the center of the Kleena Kleene community which has a year round population of about 15 residents.
  • Kleena Kleene is bounded by the Klinaklini and McClinchy Rivers. 
  • Located along the Chilcotin Highway 20, 151 miles (242 km) west of Williams Lake and 14 miles (23 km) west of the community of Tatla Lake. 
  • Snuggled between Ts'ylo-s Park and Tweedsmuir Provincial Park, Kleena Kleene offers many beautiful photographic opportunities. Mt. Ts'yl-os is also known as Mt. Tatlow.
  • Perkins Peak (just a short drive from Rivers Edge) is the northernmost part of the Pantheon Range and is easily accessible by car nearly all the way to the peak at 9250 feet.

The Fraser Basin Council states that “the Cariboo-Chilcotin Region is the largest region in the Fraser Basin, occupying almost 80,000 sq km of spectacular countryside. The Chilcotin Plateau spreads west 300 km from the Fraser River to the Coast Mountains. The name comes from the Tsilhqot'in or Chilcotin First Nation who live in the region. To the north the plateau merges into the Nechako Plateau; to the south it is bounded by the Bridge River country. Because it lies in the lee of the Coast Mountains that block the flow of moisture-laden Pacific air, the Chilcotin has a drier climate than the coast and experiences greater extremes of temperature, with ranges from the occasional -40°C in winter to more than 30°C in summer. The region is renowned for its varied topography, abundant wildlife and spectacular landscapes – from rolling fields to craggy peaks, rainforests to grasslands.”

The Chilcotin is the traditional territory of the Tsilhquot'in First Nation people. With the gold rush, a pack trail opened across Tsilhqot'in territory and in 1864, unfriendly relations between aboriginals and miners flared into the Chilcotin War.
The Chilcotin Plateau remained isolated from the rest of the province until European and other settlers began arriving in the early 1870s. Cattle ranching became the major economic activity in the region and today tourism and outdoor recreational opportunities play an increasingly important role in the economy.
























We are sorry, but because of incidents involving area wildlife
and our own livestock,
 pets are not allowed. 
Thank you for your understanding.
Rivers Edge assumes no liability due to traveller's failure to plan, discern danger or proceed with caution in remote areas, gravel or forest roads or other situations in which risk may be present.

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