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Visit our secluded tree-line lodge for all levels of hiking, ski touring, snowshoeing and mountaineering surrounded by pristine peaks, glaciers and alpine meadows. Relax in the beauty and peace! An artist and photographer paradise! Great for families, couples, singles, reunions, Read more...

The Dezaiko Range is located on the snowy western slope of the Rocky Mountains. It is big snow country and is still wild. You won’t see anyone else when you are here and won’t hear the thumping of helicopters or Read more...

Take a step back into Canadian history and experience a mountain adventure like no other. Built in 1928, Assiniboine Lodge is the birthplace of ski touring in North America. Retaining its rustic charm, the comfortable and cozy accommodations are the Read more...

Amiskwi is a self-guided and self-catered lodge on the Yoho National Park boundary at 2,104 metres (6,900 ft). Spectacular scenery surrounds your hiking, skiing and snowboarding. The lodge has a fully equipped kitchen, wood heat, solar lights, and two indoor Read more...

Welcome to the lodge in the sky. Talus is a back-to-the-basic refuge in the Canadian Rockies, nestled in larch trees, surrounded by spectacular vistas with yodel inducing hiking and whoop worthy backcountry skiing. Mountain souls will enjoy the simple pleasures Read more...

Dave Henry Lodge is a pleasant log cabin that blends into its mountain setting. Built with local logs, it provides a warm and comfortable base for exploring the wild backcountry of Mt. Robson Park. Our philosophy is to provide a Read more...

Campbell Icefield Chalet offers great ski touring from 1,400 metres (4,500 ft) to a max of 3,300 metres (10,800 ft), the longest run is more than 1,500 vertical metres! We welcome groups, self-guided/self-catered with catering and guiding options available within Read more...

Mallard Mountain Lodge, with only 6 to 8 guests at a time, access only by a 30 min heli flight, & 18,885 acres, is the most private & remote skiing/snowboard touring, & hiking venue in the BC Canadian Rockies. Guests Read more...

Big mountains, deep snow and long runs are what Icefall Lodge is known for. With ski mountaineering peaks at 11,545 ft and valleys at 3400 ft, the vertical is the most of any lodge. No other users and a huge Read more...