Pack your winter bags, we’re going camping with our snowshoes close to Tumbler Ridge, Northeast BC!
Jan. 10-11, 2026
8-10 KM – Rated Easy to Moderate
Pausing beside the river, you can take in the breathtaking sight of the mountains rising majestically in the background, their peaks dusted with snow. The combination of the tranquil river, towering trees, and expansive mountain views creates a sense of peace and wonder, making each moment of this snowshoeing adventure unforgettable. Whether you’re exploring solo or with a group, the experience is one of connection—both with nature and with the exhilarating freedom of winter backpacking.
MEALS INCLUDED – Northstar Kitchen & Catering will be providing the catering for our event, and they are a local business in Tumbler Ridge, BC.
- Lunch: A simple yet satisfying sandwich alongside a bag of fresh vegetables, providing a nice crunch and healthy options.
- Appetizer: The meat and cheese platter is perfect for socializing and offers a variety of tastes.
- Dinner: The choice between butter chicken with rice and naan or spaghetti with veggie meat sauce, complemented by a Caesar salad, provides something for everyone.
- Breakfast: Bacon or sausage and eggs in buns, paired with fresh fruit for a hearty and energizing start to the day.
Day 1:
Saturday.
Join us at the Tumbler Ridge Visitor Centre at 10:00 AM. This charming centre offers a delightful selection of local treasures, so be sure to take a leisurely stroll and explore.
Afterward, we’ll head to the nearby trailhead, taking our time to enjoy the scenic journey to the cabin, it’s a quick journey to the cabin making it the perfect winter getaway close to home.
Will enjoy the day exploring around the cabin on local trails.
Day 2:
Sunday
Start your morning by the fire, savoring a delicious breakfast prepared on the woodstove. Enjoy your meal with a stunning view of the Murray River, setting the perfect tone for the day.
After breakfast, we’ll take our time packing up, soaking in the serene atmosphere. Once we’re ready, we’ll embark on another beautiful trail to make the most of our day before gathering our gear and heading home. It promises to be a memorable conclusion to our adventure!
Total Fee: $250 + TAXES
Non-Refundable Deposit: $125
Refund Eligibility: No refunds will be issued after Jan 1, 2025, as spots are limited.
Accepted Payment Methods: Email transfers or credit cards.
Email transfers can be made to jocelyn@peakwyldco.ca.
Exploring this area provides a unique opportunity to observe firsthand the effects of past glacial activity and current geological processes, making it a fascinating destination for outdoor enthusiasts and geology lovers alike.
Where do we meet?
Tumbler Ridge Visitor Centre at 10:00 AM.
Is there water?
You’ll need to bring your water with you. We found that 4 liters is the ideal amount to carry. While you can melt snow for water, it must be boiled first. For your trip, you only need to focus on drinking and washing water; food won’t require any additional water.
Is there an outhouse at the cabin?
Yes, there is an outhouse on site. You will need to bring toilet paper.
What do we pack?
Clothing
- Base Layers: Moisture-wicking long-sleeve shirt and thermal bottoms
- Insulating Layer: Fleece or down jacket
- Outer Layer: Waterproof and windproof jacket and pants
- Socks: Wool or synthetic ski socks
- Hat and Neck Gaiter: Warm hat and neck warmer
- Gloves or Mittens: Insulated and waterproof options
- Gaiters: To keep snow out of your boots
- Boots: Comfortable and compatible with your bindings
- Microspikes: Icy
Camping Gear
- Backpack: Sturdy pack with sufficient capacity
- Sleeping Bag: Appropriately rated for the expected temperatures
- Sleeping Pad: Insulated for comfort and warmth
- Stove: Lightweight camping stove and fuel
- Cookware: Pot, pan, and utensils
- First Aid Kit: Essentials for injuries and emergencies
- Multi-tool or Knife: For various tasks
- Headlamp or Flashlight: With extra batteries
- Emergency Whistle: For signalling in emergencies
Miscellaneous
- Water Filter or Purification Tablets: For safe drinking water
- Personal Hygiene Items: Toothbrush, toothpaste, biodegradable soap, etc.
- Sunscreen and Lip Balm: For sun and wind protection
- Trash Bags: For packing out waste
- Camera or Binoculars: Optional for capturing memories or wildlife observation
Optional Items
- Camp Chair: For comfort at the campsite
- Hot Water Bottle: For warmth at night
- Notebook or Journal: To document your experiences
Where do we park on the trip?
We’ll be parking at the Golf Course in Tumbler Ridge, where we’ll both start and finish the trail. It’s a single large loop.
