Arguably, the construction of the Cariboo Wagon Road excelled in the development of the Cariboo Gold Rush and British Columbia provincially for a plethora of reasons. Incidentally, the goldfields were difficult to approach due to the lack of convenient routes for miners, as generally the trails available were unmaintainable. Consequently, a better route by necessity was a requirement. Eventually, the construction of the Cariboo Wagon Road began, giving ease of access to miners, in addition to effective government presence. Afterward, the development of British Columbia was affected as a route among newly laid towns allowed for easy transportation, but would negatively lead British Columbia into debt.
