Popular vegetation mixture home to the area includes; Douglas fire, ponderosa pine, bigleaf maple, and western red cedar.
Population: 5
Highlights:
Hell's Gate Airtram
Emory Creek Provincial Park
Jackass Mountain - named after the packing mules used to trek the hills during between the late 1800's and early 1900's.
Stein Valley Provincial Park
History:
Originally known as Quayome, Boston Bar, was home to the Nlaka'pamux tribe of First Nation. In their mother tongue, Chinook Jargon, the name was derived to describe the "Bostons", whitemen who came from the south. "Bar", in English of course, referred to gold-bearing sand bar or sandy riverbed.
Boston Bar was a frequented stop over during the times of the gold rush (late-1800's). It has since developed very little, and the incredible views have made it the newest stop-over, tourist highlight of today!
Climate:
Summer average 22 degrees Celsius
Winter average between -3 and minus -10 degrees Celsius (depending on elevation)
Boston Bar Accommodations
Boston Bar Things to Do
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