Barrington Price, pioneer rancher and trader, built the water powered Grist Mill in 1877. The historic mill, which operated until the 1890s, is the last pioneer mill in the province that has its operating machinery and building more or less intact.

Historic Hat Creek Ranch offers a rare opportunity to explore the original buildings of a key location in the transportation history of the Cariboo. The site also presents the story of early use of the valley by people of the Shuswap Nation. A unique blend of cultures has evolved in a landscape of sage, bunchgrass and Ponderosa pines.

Visit Historic O'Keefe Ranch and explore the buildings hand-built by Cornelius O'Keefe and his family. Tour the general store, blacksmith's shop, St. Anne's church and the original O'Keefe mansion. Take in the model railway exhibit and the Cowboy Museum.

The S.S Sicamous is a large five-decked sternwheeler built by the Canadian Pacific Railway for lake service between the communities of Penticton, Kelowna and Vernon in the Okanagan region of BC. The vessel is now beached as a museum in Penticton, on the southern shores of Lake Okanagan.