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Choosing Accommodation

Are you looking for a leisurely vacation on our Guest Ranch, a rugged wilderness experience, or something in between? Experience our distinct 5 Star Wilderness Adventures: Guest Ranch, Horse Pack Trip, Wildlife Viewing, Alpine Hiking, Fishing, Guide Training, Mountain Bike Tour, Snowmobile, Ski and Snowshoe, and Wilderness Bus Tour.

We listen to what our guests tell us, and have designed our adventures so you can progress through “levels” according to your interests and abilities. Novice horse riders and hikers, for example, begin with a Ranch-Based Adventure. They later progress to the more challenging Level I, II, or III Camp-Based Adventures taking them deeper into the backcountry. Whether you’re novice or advanced, we have Wilderness Experiences suited to your interests and your abilities.

Why Go Guided?

Safety in the wilderness should be the first consideration. Our horses are tried, tested, and used to this enviornment. Our guides are trained and licensed in the area and all carry rifles for grizzly bear defence.

See highlights of this special area be it a hidden waterfall, a pocket of bumper crop alpine flowers, or where to video a grizzly bear or mountain goat on any day.

No planning or outfitting is required for all our camps are permanent and stocked with everything except meat and fresh vegetables. The guides take care of everything. You would need to work weeks preparing to get this type of wilderness experience. Let our guides prepare the meals while you watch the sunset.

Accessing ecologically sensitive areas in the wilderness is best accomplished with the use of our base camps, thereby minimizing your impact on the environment.

How To Choose Accommodation.

Deciding whether to choose a Ranch or a Camp-Based Adventure has a lot to do with past experiences and personal preferences.

Ranch-Based

These adventures are suited to all levels from the beginner to the advanced. Ranch-Based adventures allow for flexibility in duration and degree of difficulty, on a day-to-day basis. Our Guest Ranch is spacious, complete with a two storey fireplace, sunroom, large central dining room, a large outdoor deck facing the rugged Coast Mountains, and queen beds with feather duvets. The atmosphere is similar to that of a large family home. The 8 guest bedrooms have a varied combination of sleeping arrangements (such as queen, twin, single, and queen with bunk), along with 4 shared bathrooms. Our log chalets are self-contained, and range in size from the 1 bedroom Honeymoon Cabin to the 3 bedroom Family Reunion Cabin.

Camp Based Levels I, II and III

These adventure are suited for the beginner/intermediate to the advanced . Our Alpine Camps vary between fully equipped permanent base camps and seasonal camps. The permanent camps include different combinations of log cabins and/or tent cabins for eating and sleeping. Tent cabins consist of 10 x 12 “walk about” structures with raised floors. Some of the permanent camps are more developed, with gravity-fed showers, solar lighting and heaters in the tent cabins.

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