Fountain Flats Trading Post
Kamloops & Whisler, CANADÀ 2024
The Fountain Flats Trading Post is a historic general store and iconic roadside landmark situated in the dramatic desert landscape overlooking the Fraser River.
History and Atmosphere: This establishment evokes the era of the gold rush and old Western trading posts. With its rustic log construction and vintage feel, it serves as a window into the region's pioneering past.
Unique Goods: It is well-known for selling a wide variety of items, ranging from local First Nations crafts (such as traditional basketry and jewelry) to groceries, souvenirs, and western-style apparel.
Geographical Setting: It is located on a natural bench known as Fountain Flats, surrounded by arid mountains and deep canyons. It is a popular rest stop for travelers navigating the scenic route between Lillooet and Cache Creek.
Attraction: Many visitors stop not just to shop, but to see the antique mining equipment and historical artifacts often displayed outside, as well as to take in the unique, sweeping views of the Fraser River.
Fountain Flats Trading Post
Kamloops & Whisler, CANADÀ 2024
The Fountain Flats Trading Post is a historic general store and iconic roadside landmark situated in the dramatic desert landscape overlooking the Fraser River.
History and Atmosphere: This establishment evokes the era of the gold rush and old Western trading posts. With its rustic log construction and vintage feel, it serves as a window into the region's pioneering past.
Unique Goods: It is well-known for selling a wide variety of items, ranging from local First Nations crafts (such as traditional basketry and jewelry) to groceries, souvenirs, and western-style apparel.
Geographical Setting: It is located on a natural bench known as Fountain Flats, surrounded by arid mountains and deep canyons. It is a popular rest stop for travelers navigating the scenic route between Lillooet and Cache Creek.
Attraction: Many visitors stop not just to shop, but to see the antique mining equipment and historical artifacts often displayed outside, as well as to take in the unique, sweeping views of the Fraser River.