You rent the cabin and run your own week. We fly you in with your food and gear, show you the cabin, the boat and the satellite messenger, and leave you to it. For people who know their way around the outdoors.
A guide stays with you, cooks, runs the boat and shows you the country: goats on the cliffs through the spotting scope, moose at the lake edge in the evening, the best water for trout. For couples, families and anyone new to the north.
Log walls, proper beds, a wood stove and a kitchen. Being refitted for 2027 with new beds, stoves and equipment.
A dock and a boat with life jackets. The lake is your road, your view and your dinner.
Satellite phone and Starlink for safety and emergencies, a first aid kit and clear bear rules. We know where you are all week.
No road, no power line, no other guests. Satellite phone and Starlink are on hand when you need them.
Long days, warm afternoons on the dock, cold clear water. Fishing, hiking above the treeline, wildlife from the boat. The summer holiday in Canada people picture and rarely find.
Fly in by helicopter to a winter-ready cabin. Ice fishing, snowmobiles, snowshoes and complete silence. The first winter trips are being planned. Ask us where things stand.
The floatplane sets down on the lake and taxis to the dock. Your bags go up to the cabin, the plane leaves, and it gets very quiet. From then on you travel on foot and by boat.
Hunters, anglers and cabin guests use the same camps. For 2027 they are being refitted one by one to the same standard: new beds, new stoves, boats and equipment. We do not publish where they are. You find out when you fly in.
Each cabin stands in a small camp on the lake shore, with a dock for the floatplane, boats and a dry place for your gear.
On guided hunts a cook looks after the main camp. Hot breakfast before light, a proper meal when you come in.
For mountain goat and the far valleys we sleep out in light tents for one to three nights, close to the animals.
Few camps and small parties keep the valleys quiet. What flies in, flies out: food, fuel, packaging, all of it.
Some images on this page are concept images that show how we are fitting out the cabins. Photos of the finished cabins follow.
Yes, with a host. Children need to be comfortable around water and able to follow the bear rules.
You are a guest in bear country. Food is stored properly, the cabins are bear proof, and we brief you before the plane leaves.
Yes, a BC angling licence. We arrange it with you before the trip.
Satellite phone and Starlink are available for safety and emergencies. Medical and evacuation insurance is mandatory for all guests.
Tell us when, how many of you and what you want to do. We answer personally within two working days.
