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Chilliwack River (49.0377, -121.5974), located in Lower Mainland Region, British Columbia, Washington, Canada, United States stretches 85.08 kilometers (approximately 52.86 miles).
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Species
Chum Salmon 
Steelhead 
Coho Salmon 
Bull Trout 
Lodging and Camping
Tamihi Creek Recreation Site borders the Chilliwack River and Tamihi Creek. It is split into three separate sites: East (16 sites and a large shelter); West (88 sites); and the Staging Area (8 sites, a large shelter and day use parking area). All are accessible by two wheel drive vehicles. Recreational enthusiasts will enjoy the easy access to the Trans Canada Trail for hiking and the large network of ATV/Motorcycle trails. Great fishing can also be found in and around the site. Cash-only.
Intersection of Chilliwack Lake Road and the Liumchen Creek FSR.
Follow the Trans-Canada Hwy (Hwy 1) East from Vancouver and take Exit 119 onto Vedder Road. Turn left at Chilliwack Lake Road and drive 12 km. The entrance to Tamihi Creek (East) is just off the intersection of Chilliwack Lake Road and the Liumchen Creek FSR. The entrance to Tamihi Creek (West) is approximately 0.3 km past this junction and the Tamihi Creek Staging Area is another 0.2 km past this entrance to the left. Please respect the local residences by keeping the noise level along Liumchen Forest Service Road to a minimal when driving your ORV, and remain on the trails.
This small 14-site jewel is extremely beautiful as it is situated along a small tributary to the Chilliwack River. The site is popular with hikers and has access to the Trans Canada, and other very popular local trails. Cash-only.
Chilliwack Lake Rd.
Follow the Trans-Canada Hwy (Hwy 1) East from Vancouver and take Exit 119 onto Vedder Road. Turn left at Chilliwack Lake Road and drive approximately 30 km. The site is located just off Chilliwack Lake Road on the right.
