Your hosts Patricia and Rudi Thoni began construction of their authentic log building in the summer of 1998 and opened for business in May 1999. The interior reflects the back woods log cabin theme with beautiful wildlife mounts, native artifacts, leather art, and comfortable high-back chairs.
The incredible beauty that surrounds Valemount is what brought Rudi and Patricia to the area and is what keeps them here.
Valemount is the ideal mid-way stop between Vancouver and Edmonton. It's also a great starting point for a day-trip to the famous Canadian Rocky Mountains World Heritage Site of Mt. Robson Provincial Park.
Coincidentally, Canada's Nunavat, like the Caribou Grill, was created in 1999 and the Inukshuk was the chosen symbol for this newly created territory. The Inukshuk was also the symbol for the 2010 Winter Olympics as it also symbolizes teamwork, friendship, trust and our dependence on each other as navigational guides through life's journey. Our parking area is marked by the stone Inukshuk (pictured above), which was used as a navigational beacon by travellers and caribou hunters of the barren Canadian tundra.
Thank you for choosing to explore the Caribou Grill Restaurant in Valemount, British Columbia!
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The entrance to town is marked by a lovely log arch. Continue down 5th avenue and to your left (just before the railway tracks) you will see the Caribou Grill Restaurant.
Here's a quick way to get in touch with us. In case you prefer to phone us instead, you can reach the front of house at: +1 (250) 566‑8244