North Creek Cabin
The place
North Creek Cabin in the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District, Pemberton/Duffey Lake area (Coast Mountains, Cayoosh Range, British Columbia, Canada), at 1230 m altitude, on the Cayoosh Range slope. Continuous Canada BC Coast Mountains cluster (batches 200-391). Historic BC Recreation Sites/Trails alpine cabin (North Creek, a stream toponym + Cayoosh Range, 2560 m, an iconic peak on the spectacular Duffey Lake road + Coast Mountains, 1600 km chain from Alaska to Vancouver Island, granite Coast Plutonic Complex, a 20,000 km² batholith + heritage of the Fraser Gold Rush 1858, 30,000 miners from California, a 4-month journey to BC, 1858-1863, precipitating confederation of the BC colonies in 1866, then Canada in 1871 + heritage of the Lil'wat (a Salish people, Lil'wat Nation, 2100 people, Ucwalmícwts/St'át'imcets language + recognition of the Lil'wat Nation 2011 Community Constitution, self-government).
The setting
Squamish-Lillooet, Pemberton/Duffey Lake, Coast Mountains, Cayoosh Range, BC, Canada, 1230 m, Cayoosh Range, continuous cluster batches 200-391, BC Rec Sites alpine cabin, North Creek stream + Cayoosh 2560 m, iconic Duffey road + Coast Mountains 1600 km, Alaska-Vancouver Island, granite Coast Plutonic Complex, 20,000 km² + Fraser Gold Rush 1858, 30,000, 4-month journey, BC 1858-1863, precipitating confederation, BC 1866, Canada 1871, Lil'wat Salish 2100, Ucwalmícwts/St'át'imcets + recognition 2011 Constitution.
