Welcome to Northern BC, Canada

Find Your Next Northern Adventure with Peak Wyld Co.
Hike, paddle, backpack - explore all year, on a guided trip or with gear from our rentals.

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EXPLORE OUR TOURS
Tumbler Ridge
Canyons, waterfalls, ancient fossils and quiet alpine lakes in the Tumbler Ridge UNESCO Global Geopark. A small mountain town where dinosaurs once walked.
Explore Tumbler Ridge
Fort St. John
The Energetic City on the Peace River, with big skies, river valleys and Charlie Lake just up the road. Your gateway to the Northern Rockies.
Explore Fort St. John
Fort Nelson
The last big stop before the mountains, ringed by boreal forest and rivers at Mile 300 of the Alaska Highway. Where the road north turns wild.
Explore Fort Nelson
Chetwynd
The Chainsaw Sculpture Capital, tucked in the foothills where the prairies meet the Rockies. Lakes, trails and mountain views in every direction.
Explore Chetwynd
Hudson’s Hope
One of BC's oldest communities, perched above the Peace River canyon. Dinosaur tracks, sweeping valley views and a quiet river-town pace.
Explore Hudson’s Hope
Dawson Creek
Dawson Creek, Mile 0 of the Alaska Highway. Rolling farmland, wide prairie skies and the deep, winding valleys of the Peace River country, where the road north begins.
Explore Dawson Creek
Northern Rockies
Where Peak Wyld Co. began, and still our home away from home. The Northern Rockies stretch wild and wide along the Alaska Highway, from Stone Mountain and the Tetsa River to Toad River, jade-green Muncho Lake and the steaming pools of Liard River Hot Springs. Beyond the road lies the vast Muskwa-Kechika, one of North America's last great wilderness areas.
Explore the Northern Rockies
Smithers
A mountain town in the Bulkley Valley, beneath the glaciers of Hudson Bay Mountain. Salmon rivers, alpine trails and a lively main street on the road to the Cassiar.
Explore Smithers

“Every mountain top is within reach if you just keep climbing.”

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River Crossing. MacDonald Creek.
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Northern BC Adventures: Guided Tours Tailored for You

Peak Wyld  ·  Northeast BC

The Great
Wilderness

Where rivers carve canyons, peaks dissolve into sky, and every trail leads somewhere that still feels untouched.

Photo @grantharder
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Peak Wyld Co ~ Est. 2016 

We appreciate that we are gathering on BC Treaty 8 First Nation Territory, by acknowledging the long-standing presence of the elders and ancestors of Treaty 8. We extend the recognition and respect for the BC Treaty 8 First Nations and their lands, welcoming us here in peace and friendship.

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