Where was Tracker filmed? Guide to the CBS series filming locations

According to the local press, the series was filmed in the Thompson-Nicola Regional District, near Kamloops.

The opening scene in Nevada's Black Rock Desert was recorded somewhere between Cache Creek and Walhachin, maybe in the McAbee Fossil Beds area.

It looks like the spot where Colter has parked his Airstream Flying Cloud travel trailer is nearby, in the valley of the Thompson River.

From the picturesque Juniper Beach Provincial Park, you can get a view of the railway line as seen on the show.

The climbing wall was filmed in a quarry in Belcarra, near Lake Sasamat.

This location was also used in the third episode.

The blue door house is located at 4006 Cambridge Street in Burnaby.

The Mobile Repair store is actually the BC Gadgets Cellphone and Computer Repair shop in Maple Ridge.

The actor who plays Bob Exley, Eric Graise, has also appeared in Queer as Folk and the Locke & Key series.

Both of his legs were amputated in childhood, and he uses prosthetic legs in everyday life and a wheelchair for dancing.

The Burger Bin fast food restaurant is actually the Burger King on Lougheed Highway, also in Maple Ridge.

Klamath Falls is a real city located in the scenic Klamath Basin of south-central Oregon, renowned for its outdoor recreational opportunities and rich cultural heritage.

The Klamath Falls City Hall and Police Department office was filmed at the Inlet Theatre in Port Moody, a scenic city at the eastern end of Burrard Inlet.

The car chase ends near the Cleveland Dam at the head of the Capilano River in North Vancouver.

Completed in 1954, the dam has become a popular tourist attraction due to its impressive structure and the scenic surroundings.

However, the place where they fall seems to be the pools of Lynn Canyon, near the Twin Falls area.

The Lynn Creek pools are typically crystal clear, as they originate from the snowmelt in the nearby mountains.

The Klamath Falls Regional Hospital exterior is some digitally altered stock footage from the Jefferson Medical Center in the small town of Ransom, West Virginia.

The studio work for the pilot episode was done at Vancouver Film Studios. The rest of the series was filmed at a studio in Langley.

The house of the accountant named Jackson Chung in the second episode set in Missoula, Montana, is a beautiful 100-year-old home at 11406 205 Street in Maple Ridge.

Known as the Hammond Forever House, this historic property was restored and transformed into an eco-friendly building without destroying its historic value.

The venue for the Positive Light group's leader's speech is the Holiday Inn Express in Langley.

The Positive Light compound is the Zajac Ranch on the shores of Stave Lake in Mission, BC.

Located one hour east of Vancouver, this charitable organization offers outdoor summer camps tailored to children and young adults facing serious illnesses and disabilities.

The Cross Cut Diner of the third episode set in Springland, Idaho, is the same Sunset Marina restaurant that served as The Claw in the Nancy Drew series.

Also featured is the breathtaking route from Vancouver to Whistler, with stunning views of the magnificent Howe Sound.

The Springland Medical Clinic storefront is a colorful house located in a very popular filming area in Langley.

The bar where Colter finds the doctor is the Rail and River, a riverside Mediterranean bistro in Fort Langley.

The Winslow Resorts family mansion is a luxurious home in the Fort Langley area that has been used as a location for several shows and movies.

The fictional Shelter Stone Academy in Mt. Shasta, California is the St. Mary's Indian Residential School in Mission, BC.

The 14,179-foot (4,322-meter) Mount Shasta volcano was CGI'd into the background of the scene, and some stock footage of the peak also appears during this episode.

The River Ridge Farm in Lexington, Kentucky, is an equestrian ranch in Abbotsford, Vancouver.

This modern and beautiful 10-stall stable was built in 2012.

The seventh episode is set in Chicago, but was mostly filmed in Vancouver's Chinatown.

Pictured, the Liang You Book store at 218 Est Georgia Street.

This scene was filmed in Vancouver's George Wainborn Park, with the Granville Bridge in the background.

The fishing town of Camden, Maine, in the eight episode was filmed in the Steveston Village area of Richmond.

Built in 1894, the Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site and the Fisherman's Wharf pier have been featured in many productions filmed in the area.

The red bar in this episode was the Billy Miner Ale House and Café in Maple Ridge.

This pub is named after the story of Billy Miner, who gained notoriety in the late 19th and early 20th centuries for his daring train robberies in the Pacific Northwest.

The bridge in the ninth episode, set in Aurora, Vermont, is the Mission Bridge over the Fraser River.

One of the aerial stablishing shots of the town is stock footage of Montpelier, VT.

The Harkwood abandoned mental facility was filmed at the Riverview Hospital Coquitlam.

This complex served as a major psychiatric facility from its inception in 1913 until its partial closure in 2012.

The Pinewood Cabins and Resorts in the tenth episode set in Idaho, "Into the Wild," is the Camp Summit in the beautiful Upper Squamish Valley.

This is a 24-acre private property situated in the middle of the beautiful British Columbia rainforest.

The episode also includes an aerial view of Thomas, a town in West Virginia.

The fictional Wyoming Science University in the eleventh episode, "Beyond the Campus Walls," was filmed at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby.

Completed in 1965, the campus is a striking blend of Brutalist architecture and natural landscape integration, characterized by its modular layout, concrete structures, and expansive glass facades.

The restaurant at the end of the episode is The Italian Osteria and Cheesebar in Walnut Grove, Langley.

The 12th episode, "Off the Books," is set in Roanoke, Virginia. The Beach Grove Motel is a real, humble motel in Delta where you can stay for about $80 per night.

The season finale, "The Storm" is set in the fictional coastal village of Sandy Point, Oregon.

Sandy Point was filmed in Tofino on the west coast of Vancouver Island, a quaint town renowned for its beautiful beaches, world-class surfing, and rich Indigenous culture.

Colter meets his longtime friend, Lizzy, at Chesterman Beach in the Tofino area. The surfing scenes were also filmed here.

The final scene was filmed at the Isetta Cafe Bistro in West Vancouver.

The first episode of the season, "Out of the Past", is set in Pine Bluff, Arkansas.

The gas station is the Bradner General Store in Abbotsford, BC.

The house featured in this episode can be found at Rees Lake in Langley.

This 3-bedroom home has been featured in other productions filmed in the area, including some Hallmark movies.

In the third episode, "Bloodlines," set in Barnes, Nebraska, the Copperstone Mansion in Langley appears.

This striking estate used to depict the Blossom family home in Riverdale.

The Pristine Hills State in Napa Valley from the fourth episode is actually the Burrowing Owl Estate Winery in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley.

This family-owned estate boasts a modern winemaking facilities, an elegant tasting room, and a restaurant with panoramic views of the vineyards.

Burrowing Owl also includes a luxurious guest house with the pool featured in the episode.

The house in the fifth episode, "Preternatural", set in Prior, Kentucky, is the Alex Houston House in Langley.

Built in 1909, it is a historic wood frame house located in the Derby Reach Regional Park.

The other house is the is the Blieberger Farm in Langley.

This location has been featured in many other shows and movies including The X-Files and Virgin River.

Washington's Snoqualmie National Forest in the sixth episode, "Trust Fall", was filmed at the Bridal Veil Falls Provincial Park.

The park is home to the stunning 197-foot (60-meter) cascading waterfall that appears in the series.

The seventh episode, "Man's Best Friend", is set in Denver, Colorado.

The Eagle Gas Station where Colter finds the dog is the Super Save Gas Station in the Fern Ridge neighborhood of Langley.

We hope they didn't really burn down the old bistro in the season finale set in San Francisco, "The Night Movers".

Established in 1906, the original layout of Tosi, British Columbia's oldest Italian food specialist and importer, hasn't changed in a century.

You can read an extensive and detailed note about this lovely store, located on Main Street in Chinatown, in the comments section below, number 24.

The cocktail bar is the Bagheera in Vancouver's Chinatown.

This speakeasy-style bar is inspired by the spirit of early 20th-century India, which is reflected in the design elements, including the intricate ceiling tiles.