BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Peak Wyld Co. - ECPv6.15.12.2//NONSGML v1.0//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH X-ORIGINAL-URL:https://peakwyldco.ca X-WR-CALDESC:Events for Peak Wyld Co. REFRESH-INTERVAL;VALUE=DURATION:PT1H X-Robots-Tag:noindex X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT1H BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:UTC BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:+0000 TZOFFSETTO:+0000 TZNAME:UTC DTSTART:20250101T000000 END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Dawson_Creek BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0700 TZOFFSETTO:-0700 TZNAME:MST DTSTART:20250101T000000 END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260708T090000 DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260708T150000 DTSTAMP:20260611T173159 CREATED:20260604T214406Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260610T181413Z UID:19701-1783501200-1783522800@peakwyldco.ca SUMMARY:Wyld Explorers Camp\, Fort St. John - Ages 8-10 DESCRIPTION:Peak Wyld Co. presents \nWYLD\nEXPLORERS\nCamp \nJuly 8\, 2026\n9:00 AM – 3:00 PM\nFort St. John \nRegister Now\nScroll \n\n  \n\n“A full day spent out on the trails — skills\, movement\, and time in the wild. Back by popular demand.” \n  \n\nAbout the Camp \nA day out\nin the wild\nWyld Explorers Camp is a full day of hands-on outdoor education for kids aged 8–10.\nWe hit the local trails in Fort St. John and spend the day learning real wilderness skills —\nthe kind that stick with kids long after the mud washes off. \nThis camp ran last year and was such a hit we couldn’t wait to bring it back.\nSpots are limited — grab yours early. \nCamp Stats\n6 skills\nKnot tying\, plant ID\, first aid\,\nhiking\, crafts & mapping skills\nAges 8–10\nOne full day on the trails.\n9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.\n1\nday on\nthe trail \n \nWhat We’re Doing \nReal skills.\nReal trails.\n\n🪢\nKnot Tying \nLearn the essential knots every outdoor adventurer needs — bowlines\, hitches\, and more. \n🌿\nPlant Identification \nDiscover what’s growing around you — edible plants\, medicinal herbs\, and local species. \n🩹\nFirst Aid Basics \nPractical first aid skills every kid should know — confidence in the outdoors starts here. \n🥾\nTrail Hiking \nExplore Fort St. John’s local trails with expert guides leading the way. \n🗺️\nMapping Skills \nRead a map\, use a compass\, and learn to navigate — skills for life beyond the screen. \n🎨\nNature Crafts \nCreate something to take home — crafts inspired by the natural world around us. \n\n  \n\nDay of Details \nWhat you\nneed to know\n📅\nDate & Time\nWednesday\, July 8\, 2026\n9:00 AM – 3:00 PM\n📍\nMeet Us At\nFish Creek Entrance Parking Lot\nFort St. John\, BC\n👧\nAges\n8 – 10 years old\nLimited spots available\n🚻\nFacilities\nBathroom available on site\n🌲\nSetting\nFort St. John local trails\nOutdoor wilderness education\nWhat to Pack\nPlease bring everything on this list \n\n🧥 Jacket or warm layer\n🥪 Lunch & snacks for the day\n💧 Water bottle (refillable)\n👕 Change of clothes\n\nKids will be outside all day rain or shine — dress for the weather and expect to get a little muddy. That’s the best part. \n\n  \n\nLimited Spots Available \nReady to\njoin us?\nDon’t miss out — this camp was a hit last year and we expect the same this time around. Secure your child’s spot today. \nRegister Now \nAges 8–10 · July 8\, 2026 · Fort St. John \n\nPeak Wyld Co. \npeakwyldco.ca · Northern British Columbia \nQuestions? Reach out — we’re happy to help. URL:https://peakwyldco.ca/event/wyld-explorers-camp/ LOCATION:Fish Creek CATEGORIES:All,Courses,Day Events,Peace Region ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://peakwyldco.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/BC2AC976-412B-44DC-A3D8-76C63E007D41.jpg END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260710T083000 DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260713T150000 DTSTAMP:20260611T173159 CREATED:20240212T020300Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260525T045337Z UID:15768-1783672200-1783954800@peakwyldco.ca SUMMARY:Moose Lake\, Toad River Tour DESCRIPTION:Moose Lake\, Toad River Tour\nWelcome to Fort Nelson First Nation. – Treaty 8  \nour story\, your experience. \n \n BOOK NOW\n \nCamping. Wildlife viewing. Hiking. Kayaking. Paddle Boarding. Boating. Quadding. \n \n \n\n\n What’s Included?\n \n1. Accommodations:\n\n\n\nWall tent lifestyle with rustic.\nAccess to communal areas for relaxation and socializing.\n\n\n\n\nMeals:\n\nDay 1:\n\nLunch: Home-cooked meal at the cabin.\nDinner: Home-cooked meal served at a picnic bench overlooking the valley.\n\n\nDay 2:\n\nBreakfast: Freshly prepared meal with mountain views.\nLunch: Packed lunch with scenic views during the hike.\nDinner: Rustic meal catered to dietary needs.\n\n\nDay 3:\n\nBreakfast: Home-cooked meal on a picnic bench.\nLunch: Picnic-style lunch on the riverbank.\nDinner: Final dinner featuring hearty\, locally inspired dishes.\n\n\nDay 4:\n\nBreakfast: Last home-cooked meal before departure.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nActivities:\n\nGuided nature hikes\, including a trek to Twin Brothers Mountain on the West Toad (5-7 KM).\nWildlife viewing opportunities throughout the tour.\nQuad rides to scenic locations.\nFloating and paddling on Moose Lake and Toad River with inflatable kayaks and paddle boards.\nPaddling next to wild horses.\n\n\n\n\nGear and Equipment:\n\nAll necessary outdoor gear for activities (kayaks\, paddles\, life jackets).\nSafety equipment and instructions for paddling.\n\n\n\n\nLocal Experiences:\n\nStorytelling and cultural experiences with local elders.\nExploration of historical cabins and buildings in the area.\n\n\n\n\nDietary Accommodations:\n\nAll meals catered to specific dietary needs (vegetarian\, vegan\, gluten-free\, etc.).\n\n\n\n\nSustainability Practices:\n\nEco-friendly practices including off-grid living\, fresh water from streams\, and use of propane appliances.\n\n\n\n\nGuided Support:\n\nKnowledgeable guides to share insights about the area\, its history\, and local wildlife.\n\n\n\nThis list can be tailored further based on additional offerings or specific details you wish to include. Let me know if you need any adjustments! \n\n\n\n Itinerary\n \nDay 1 \n\n8:30 AM: Arrival at the Visitor Centre\n\nBathroom break and visit local artists. Stretch your legs before the adventure begins.\n\n\n\n\n8:30 AM – 10:30 AM: Drive to Location\n\nJourney along the Alaska Highway with wildlife viewing and scenic routes. Enjoy the winding roads and gentle drive. Make sure to play along for Alaska Highway Bingo! \n\n\n\n\n10:30 AM – 12:00 PM: Gear Up for Adventure\n\nLoad clients’ gear onto quads/boat if the river is high enough. Learn about the history of the land as you prepare for the ride.\n\n\n\n\n12:00 PM – 1:30 PM: Lunch at the Cabin\n\nEnjoy a home-cooked meal in a rustic setting. Experience the warmth and simplicity of cabin dining.\n\n\n\n\n1:30 PM – 5:30 PM: Settle In and Optional Activities\n\nHelp clients settle into their wall tents and set up beds. Optional activities such as a short walk or group talk about the area.\n\n\n\n\n5:30 PM – 6:30 PM: Dinner\n\nEnjoy a home-cooked meal at a picnic bench overlooking the valley.\n\n\n\n\n6:30 PM – 9:00 PM: Evening Activities\n\nWalk to the fishing hole\, relax by the lake\, explore old buildings\, and enjoy a campfire (if permitted). Share stories of the area and its history.\n\n\n\nDay 2 \nDon’t worry coffee is always on for you morning risers. Make sure to enjoy the morning quiet with a view of Moose Lake.  \n\n8:30 AM – 9:30 AM: Breakfast\n\nEnjoy breakfast on a rustic picnic bench with stunning mountain views.\n\n\n\n\n9:30 AM – 10:00 AM: Prepare for the Day\n\nGrab packed lunches and ensure clients have the necessary gear for the day.\n\n\n\n\n10:00 AM – 12:00 PM: Hike to Twin Brothers Mountain (5-7 KM)\n\nExperience lush forests and breathtaking views as you hike.\n\n\n\n\n12:00 PM – 1:00 PM: Lunch with a View\n\nSavor a meal surrounded by stunning landscapes.\n\n\n\n\n3:30 PM – 4:00 PM: Finish Hike\n\nReturn to basecamp for a home-cooked meal.\n\n\n\n\n5:30 PM – 6:30 PM: Dinner\n\nA rustic home cooked meal on the fire.\n\n\n\n\n6:30 PM – 8:30 PM: Float on Moose Lake\n\nPost-dinner paddle on the pristine waters of Moose Lake.\n\n\n\n\n8:30 PM: Evening Campfire\n\nEnjoy storytelling and games around the fire.\n\n\n\nDay 3 \nNo really coffee is hot early in the morning. Wake up with nature as your background.  \n\n8:30 AM – 9:30 AM: Breakfast\n\nSimilar to Day 2\, relish the mountain views during breakfast.\n\n\n\n\n9:30 AM – 10:00 AM: Prepare for Adventure\n\nPack lunches and gear for the day.\n\n\n\n\n10:00 AM – 11:00 AM: Quad to Location\n\nLoad quads for a short ride\, then hike down to the river with inflatable kayak and paddle boards.\n\n\n\n\n11:00 AM – 3:30 PM: Float Down Moose Lake\n\nSafety briefing followed by a 4.5-hour paddle back to basecamp.\n\n\n\n\n12:30 PM – 1:00 PM: Lunch on the River Bank\n\nEnjoy a break with wild horses in the distance.\n\n\n\n\n5:30 PM – 6:30 PM: Final Dinner\n\nCelebrate the last dinner with hearty food and reflection.\n\n\n\n\n6:30 PM – 8:30 PM: Evening Relaxation\n\nEngage in games and storytelling around the fire.\n\n\n\nDay 4 \nCoffee is always on around in these necks of the woods. \n\n8:30 AM – 9:30 AM: Final Breakfast\n\nSavor one last meal in the serene setting.\n\n\n\n\n9:30 AM – 10:00 AM: Pack Up\n\nPrepare for departure and load gear onto boats.\n\n\n\n\n10:00 AM – 11:00 AM: Trek Across Moose Lake\n\nEnjoy a serene boat ride across the lake.\n\n\n\n\n11:00 AM: Goodbyes\n\nPresent clients with goodbye baskets filled with local art and memorabilia.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Packling List\n \nClothing \n\nLong underwear top and bottoms (synthetic or merino wool – these are good for an extra layer of warmth\, and also used for sleeping in.)\nSynthetic t-shirt\nPants (quick drying\, breathable fabric)\nFleece or other synthetic jacket/sweater (insulation layer)\nGore-Tex jacket (or equivalent waterproof/breathable outer shell with hood)\nWind/waterproof shell pants (Gore-Tex or equivalent\, preferably full side-zip)\nWarm wool or synthetic socks\nHat\nEvening shoes (lightweight runners/crocs)\nHiking Boots\nChange of clothing for the days x 3\nToque and mittens\nSpare socks and underwear\nSwimsuit for lodge/Hot Springs if you plan on swimming or visiting the Liard River Hot Springs after. (Highly recommend on extending your trip possibly). Only 1.5 hours to Liard River Hot Springs from the boat launch.\n\nPersonal Equipment \n\nBackpack for day hikes\nSunglasses -close fitting with good UV protection\nSunscreen and lip protection with minimum SPF 30\nBug spray\nWater bottle(s)\nSmall personal first aid kit – Band-Aids\, moleskin\, duct tape\, medications\, etc.\nToilet kit including toothbrush\, washcloth\, comb/brush\nSoap\nShampoo/Conditioner\nHeadlamp/flashlight\nSleeping bag for cot in wall tent.\n\nOptional \n\nCamera\, spare battery and memory card\nInReach or Spot\nPocket knife\nGaiters\n\n\n\n\n Frequently Asked Questions\n \nAre dogs allowed to join? \nNo\, guides are the only ones allowed to have their dogs on the trip.  \nWhere is Toad River\, BC?  \nToad River\, BC is along the Alaska Highway. A Map is located at the bottom of the page where we will be meeting.  \nAre children allowed to come? \nYes\, the location is kid friendly\, we encourage you to adventure with your kids. If you would like to book a private tour for your family\, email us at jocelyn@peakwyldco.ca but this event will be 16+. \nCan we fish? \nYes\, must hold valid BC fishing license. No guiding of fishing will be had but if that is how you would like to spend your time be our guest! \nIs there drinking water? \nYes\, the water is some of the best in the North. A natural spring will clench our thirst all weekend.  \nWhere will we be staying? \nYou’ll be staying in a wall tent. Up to 3/4 people per tent. Shared accomodations. Cot included. Bedding not included. \nIs there an outhouse? \nYes\, there is are plenty of outhouses to use. \nHow many km’s is it into the lake? \nIt’s 10 KM from the bridge to the lake and will be travelled on by quad. \nWhat is the cancellation policy? \nDue to high costs of trips. The deposit is non-refundable.  \nWhere do I stay in Fort Nelson?  \nThe Fort Hotel – (250) 774-6971 \nOwned by Fort Nelson First Nation.  \nWoodlands – (250) 774-6669 \nSuper 8 – (250) 233-5025 \nWhere can I fly into?  \nLiving in the North we live a very remote lifestyle and with that comes less amenities. You can land a plane in both Fort St. John and Fort Nelson\, BC. A rental car will be needed from both locations to get to the trailhead of the trip or if you would like to book a transfer to the trailhead\, email us at jocelyn@peakwyldco.ca.  \nCommunication \nPeak Wyld Co carries satellite email systems for use in emergencies. Inreach Garmin.  \nLiability Insurance \nPeak Wyld Co carries liability insurance\, as required by the conditions of the Park Use Permit. \n\n\n\n Sustainable Practices\n \nSustainability Practices\nAt Moose Lake\, we are committed to eco-friendly tourism and sustainable practices that respect and preserve the natural environment. Here’s how we make a positive impact: \n\nOff-Grid Accommodations: Our wall tents provide a unique off-grid experience\, allowing you to immerse yourself in nature while enjoying eco-tourism activities like hiking and paddleboarding.\n\n\nFresh Water Sources: We source our fresh water from nearby streams (easily accessible from camp) and utilize propane appliances to minimize our carbon footprint.\n\n\nLocal Organic Food: We prioritize using locally sourced organic food from surrounding communities\, supporting local farmers and contributing to the economy while ensuring fresh\, delicious meals for our guests. From homemade bread\, meat\, to vegetables\, we will always try and support our local farmers. \n\n\nEco Tours with Minimal Impact: Our tours are designed with little land impact in mind\, preserving the beauty of the landscape for future generations. We also have designated quad trails to minimize disturbance to the natural environment. \n\n\nCommunity Contribution: As part of our commitment to sustainability\, we donate $5 from every booking to the Northern Rockies Trail Society. This contribution helps maintain and improve local trails\, ensuring they remain accessible and enjoyable for all.\n\n\n\n\n Where is Moose Lake?\n \nMoose Lake. Located about 11 KMS from Mile 442 Alaska Highway\, a 5KM stretch of the Toad River. Only accessible by foot\, atv\, or boat\, getting here is an adventure in itself.  \n\n\n\n Tour Pricing and Payment Information\n \nFee: $1\,500 + 3% Processing Fee & 5% GST\nMinimum Participants: A minimum of 6 participants is required to run this tour. \nRefund Policy\nTo secure your spot\, we kindly request a non-refundable deposit of $1000. This deposit holds your place and represents your commitment to join us. \n\nFull Payment Deadline: You have until 1 month after your booking to complete your full payment. If the balance is not received by this date\, we may need to cancel your reservation\, but our team is here to assist you with any questions.\n\n\nFor any bookings made after this date\, full payment will be required at the time of booking.\n\n\nCancellation Polic\n\nPayment Options\nReady to secure your spot? \n\nIf you wish to pay by credit card\, please proceed with the “BOOK NOW” option at the top of the page.\nIf you prefer to pay by email transfer\, please email us to set up the payment.\n\nWe also offer flexible payment plans to suit your needs\, so don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or need assistance with the payment process. \nTrip Cancellation\nIn the event of a cancellation due to an ‘act of God\,’ your payment can be credited towards a future date\, and refund will be issued. \nIf you have any further questions regarding payment or cancellations\, please feel free to reach out to us. \n\n1. Accommodations:\n\n\n\nWall tent lifestyle with rustic.\nAccess to communal areas for relaxation and socializing.\n\n\n\n\nMeals:\n\nDay 1:\n\nLunch: Home-cooked meal at the cabin.\nDinner: Home-cooked meal served at a picnic bench overlooking the valley.\n\n\nDay 2:\n\nBreakfast: Freshly prepared meal with mountain views.\nLunch: Packed lunch with scenic views during the hike.\nDinner: Rustic meal catered to dietary needs.\n\n\nDay 3:\n\nBreakfast: Home-cooked meal on a picnic bench.\nLunch: Picnic-style lunch on the riverbank.\nDinner: Final dinner featuring hearty\, locally inspired dishes.\n\n\nDay 4:\n\nBreakfast: Last home-cooked meal before departure.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nActivities:\n\nGuided nature hikes\, including a trek to Twin Brothers Mountain on the West Toad (5-7 KM).\nWildlife viewing opportunities throughout the tour.\nQuad rides to scenic locations.\nFloating and paddling on Moose Lake and Toad River with inflatable kayaks and paddle boards.\nPaddling next to wild horses.\n\n\n\n\nGear and Equipment:\n\nAll necessary outdoor gear for activities (kayaks\, paddles\, life jackets).\nSafety equipment and instructions for paddling.\n\n\n\n\nLocal Experiences:\n\nStorytelling and cultural experiences with local elders.\nExploration of historical cabins and buildings in the area.\n\n\n\n\nDietary Accommodations:\n\nAll meals catered to specific dietary needs (vegetarian\, vegan\, gluten-free\, etc.).\n\n\n\n\nSustainability Practices:\n\nEco-friendly practices including off-grid living\, fresh water from streams\, and use of propane appliances.\n\n\n\n\nGuided Support:\n\nKnowledgeable guides to share insights about the area\, its history\, and local wildlife.\n\n\n\nThis list can be tailored further based on additional offerings or specific details you wish to include. Let me know if you need any adjustments! \nDay 1 \n\n8:30 AM: Arrival at the Visitor Centre\n\nBathroom break and visit local artists. Stretch your legs before the adventure begins.\n\n\n\n\n8:30 AM – 10:30 AM: Drive to Location\n\nJourney along the Alaska Highway with wildlife viewing and scenic routes. Enjoy the winding roads and gentle drive. Make sure to play along for Alaska Highway Bingo! \n\n\n\n\n10:30 AM – 12:00 PM: Gear Up for Adventure\n\nLoad clients’ gear onto quads/boat if the river is high enough. Learn about the history of the land as you prepare for the ride.\n\n\n\n\n12:00 PM – 1:30 PM: Lunch at the Cabin\n\nEnjoy a home-cooked meal in a rustic setting. Experience the warmth and simplicity of cabin dining.\n\n\n\n\n1:30 PM – 5:30 PM: Settle In and Optional Activities\n\nHelp clients settle into their wall tents and set up beds. Optional activities such as a short walk or group talk about the area.\n\n\n\n\n5:30 PM – 6:30 PM: Dinner\n\nEnjoy a home-cooked meal at a picnic bench overlooking the valley.\n\n\n\n\n6:30 PM – 9:00 PM: Evening Activities\n\nWalk to the fishing hole\, relax by the lake\, explore old buildings\, and enjoy a campfire (if permitted). Share stories of the area and its history.\n\n\n\nDay 2 \nDon’t worry coffee is always on for you morning risers. Make sure to enjoy the morning quiet with a view of Moose Lake.  \n\n8:30 AM – 9:30 AM: Breakfast\n\nEnjoy breakfast on a rustic picnic bench with stunning mountain views.\n\n\n\n\n9:30 AM – 10:00 AM: Prepare for the Day\n\nGrab packed lunches and ensure clients have the necessary gear for the day.\n\n\n\n\n10:00 AM – 12:00 PM: Hike to Twin Brothers Mountain (5-7 KM)\n\nExperience lush forests and breathtaking views as you hike.\n\n\n\n\n12:00 PM – 1:00 PM: Lunch with a View\n\nSavor a meal surrounded by stunning landscapes.\n\n\n\n\n3:30 PM – 4:00 PM: Finish Hike\n\nReturn to basecamp for a home-cooked meal.\n\n\n\n\n5:30 PM – 6:30 PM: Dinner\n\nA rustic home cooked meal on the fire.\n\n\n\n\n6:30 PM – 8:30 PM: Float on Moose Lake\n\nPost-dinner paddle on the pristine waters of Moose Lake.\n\n\n\n\n8:30 PM: Evening Campfire\n\nEnjoy storytelling and games around the fire.\n\n\n\nDay 3 \nNo really coffee is hot early in the morning. Wake up with nature as your background.  \n\n8:30 AM – 9:30 AM: Breakfast\n\nSimilar to Day 2\, relish the mountain views during breakfast.\n\n\n\n\n9:30 AM – 10:00 AM: Prepare for Adventure\n\nPack lunches and gear for the day.\n\n\n\n\n10:00 AM – 11:00 AM: Quad to Location\n\nLoad quads for a short ride\, then hike down to the river with inflatable kayak and paddle boards.\n\n\n\n\n11:00 AM – 3:30 PM: Float Down Moose Lake\n\nSafety briefing followed by a 4.5-hour paddle back to basecamp.\n\n\n\n\n12:30 PM – 1:00 PM: Lunch on the River Bank\n\nEnjoy a break with wild horses in the distance.\n\n\n\n\n5:30 PM – 6:30 PM: Final Dinner\n\nCelebrate the last dinner with hearty food and reflection.\n\n\n\n\n6:30 PM – 8:30 PM: Evening Relaxation\n\nEngage in games and storytelling around the fire.\n\n\n\nDay 4 \nCoffee is always on around in these necks of the woods. \n\n8:30 AM – 9:30 AM: Final Breakfast\n\nSavor one last meal in the serene setting.\n\n\n\n\n9:30 AM – 10:00 AM: Pack Up\n\nPrepare for departure and load gear onto boats.\n\n\n\n\n10:00 AM – 11:00 AM: Trek Across Moose Lake\n\nEnjoy a serene boat ride across the lake.\n\n\n\n\n11:00 AM: Goodbyes\n\nPresent clients with goodbye baskets filled with local art and memorabilia.\n\n\n\nClothing \n\nLong underwear top and bottoms (synthetic or merino wool – these are good for an extra layer of warmth\, and also used for sleeping in.)\nSynthetic t-shirt\nPants (quick drying\, breathable fabric)\nFleece or other synthetic jacket/sweater (insulation layer)\nGore-Tex jacket (or equivalent waterproof/breathable outer shell with hood)\nWind/waterproof shell pants (Gore-Tex or equivalent\, preferably full side-zip)\nWarm wool or synthetic socks\nHat\nEvening shoes (lightweight runners/crocs)\nHiking Boots\nChange of clothing for the days x 3\nToque and mittens\nSpare socks and underwear\nSwimsuit for lodge/Hot Springs if you plan on swimming or visiting the Liard River Hot Springs after. (Highly recommend on extending your trip possibly). Only 1.5 hours to Liard River Hot Springs from the boat launch.\n\nPersonal Equipment \n\nBackpack for day hikes\nSunglasses -close fitting with good UV protection\nSunscreen and lip protection with minimum SPF 30\nBug spray\nWater bottle(s)\nSmall personal first aid kit – Band-Aids\, moleskin\, duct tape\, medications\, etc.\nToilet kit including toothbrush\, washcloth\, comb/brush\nSoap\nShampoo/Conditioner\nHeadlamp/flashlight\nSleeping bag for cot in wall tent.\n\nOptional \n\nCamera\, spare battery and memory card\nInReach or Spot\nPocket knife\nGaiters\n\nAre dogs allowed to join? \nNo\, guides are the only ones allowed to have their dogs on the trip.  \nWhere is Toad River\, BC?  \nToad River\, BC is along the Alaska Highway. A Map is located at the bottom of the page where we will be meeting.  \nAre children allowed to come? \nYes\, the location is kid friendly\, we encourage you to adventure with your kids. If you would like to book a private tour for your family\, email us at jocelyn@peakwyldco.ca but this event will be 16+. \nCan we fish? \nYes\, must hold valid BC fishing license. No guiding of fishing will be had but if that is how you would like to spend your time be our guest! \nIs there drinking water? \nYes\, the water is some of the best in the North. A natural spring will clench our thirst all weekend.  \nWhere will we be staying? \nYou’ll be staying in a wall tent. Up to 3/4 people per tent. Shared accomodations. Cot included. Bedding not included. \nIs there an outhouse? \nYes\, there is are plenty of outhouses to use. \nHow many km’s is it into the lake? \nIt’s 10 KM from the bridge to the lake and will be travelled on by quad. \nWhat is the cancellation policy? \nDue to high costs of trips. The deposit is non-refundable.  \nWhere do I stay in Fort Nelson?  \nThe Fort Hotel – (250) 774-6971 \nOwned by Fort Nelson First Nation.  \nWoodlands – (250) 774-6669 \nSuper 8 – (250) 233-5025 \nWhere can I fly into?  \nLiving in the North we live a very remote lifestyle and with that comes less amenities. You can land a plane in both Fort St. John and Fort Nelson\, BC. A rental car will be needed from both locations to get to the trailhead of the trip or if you would like to book a transfer to the trailhead\, email us at jocelyn@peakwyldco.ca.  \nCommunication \nPeak Wyld Co carries satellite email systems for use in emergencies. Inreach Garmin.  \nLiability Insurance \nPeak Wyld Co carries liability insurance\, as required by the conditions of the Park Use Permit. \nSustainability Practices\nAt Moose Lake\, we are committed to eco-friendly tourism and sustainable practices that respect and preserve the natural environment. Here’s how we make a positive impact: \n\nOff-Grid Accommodations: Our wall tents provide a unique off-grid experience\, allowing you to immerse yourself in nature while enjoying eco-tourism activities like hiking and paddleboarding.\n\n\nFresh Water Sources: We source our fresh water from nearby streams (easily accessible from camp) and utilize propane appliances to minimize our carbon footprint.\n\n\nLocal Organic Food: We prioritize using locally sourced organic food from surrounding communities\, supporting local farmers and contributing to the economy while ensuring fresh\, delicious meals for our guests. From homemade bread\, meat\, to vegetables\, we will always try and support our local farmers. \n\n\nEco Tours with Minimal Impact: Our tours are designed with little land impact in mind\, preserving the beauty of the landscape for future generations. We also have designated quad trails to minimize disturbance to the natural environment. \n\n\nCommunity Contribution: As part of our commitment to sustainability\, we donate $5 from every booking to the Northern Rockies Trail Society. This contribution helps maintain and improve local trails\, ensuring they remain accessible and enjoyable for all.\n\nMoose Lake. Located about 11 KMS from Mile 442 Alaska Highway\, a 5KM stretch of the Toad River. Only accessible by foot\, atv\, or boat\, getting here is an adventure in itself.  \nFee: $1\,500 + 3% Processing Fee & 5% GST\nMinimum Participants: A minimum of 6 participants is required to run this tour. \nRefund Policy\nTo secure your spot\, we kindly request a non-refundable deposit of $1000. This deposit holds your place and represents your commitment to join us. \n\nFull Payment Deadline: You have until 1 month after your booking to complete your full payment. If the balance is not received by this date\, we may need to cancel your reservation\, but our team is here to assist you with any questions.\n\n\nFor any bookings made after this date\, full payment will be required at the time of booking.\n\n\nCancellation Polic\n\nPayment Options\nReady to secure your spot? \n\nIf you wish to pay by credit card\, please proceed with the “BOOK NOW” option at the top of the page.\nIf you prefer to pay by email transfer\, please email us to set up the payment.\n\nWe also offer flexible payment plans to suit your needs\, so don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or need assistance with the payment process. \nTrip Cancellation\nIn the event of a cancellation due to an ‘act of God\,’ your payment can be credited towards a future date\, and refund will be issued. \nIf you have any further questions regarding payment or cancellations\, please feel free to reach out to us. \n \n BOOK NOW\n \n \n \nMeet Brad Sorell\, Owner of High Country Ltd.\nBrad Sorell is more than just a business owner; he’s a true local\, deeply rooted in the landscape. As the owner and operator of High Country Ltd.\, he runs a thriving venture in the area\, and his stories are beloved by everyone. One cherished tale is about the McDonald family\, an Indigenous family that has been part of the iconic Alaska Highway for decades. \nBrad pours his heart and soul into every trip he leads\, ensuring that every guest feels welcomed and enjoys a safe\, memorable experience. His passion for the region shines through in everything he does. As a land guardian\, he prioritizes the preservation of the environment while creating unforgettable experiences for all who visit. He is not just a tour guide; he is a steward of the land\, dedicated to sharing its beauty with others. \n \n \n \n Joanne H@mooselake\n The trip from start to finish was easy and fun\, Jocelyn and Brad make it enjoyable for everyone. Our experience was so relaxing with the most amazing scenario. We seen so much wildlife and covered a lot of ground. The wild horses were my favourite.\nI highly recommend this trip if you’re wanting some adventure\, fun and amazing scenario. I will be doing this adventure again one day. Thanks again Jocelyn and Brad for an unforgettable trek.\n \nWhy is it called Moose Lake?\nDiscover the Origins of Moose Lake\nMoose Lake derives its name from the abundant populations of moose that inhabit the surrounding wetlands. This picturesque location is renowned for its rich biodiversity\, making it a prime sanctuary for these magnificent creatures. \nA Natural Habitat for Moose \n\nThe wetlands of Moose Lake provide an ideal ecosystem for moose\, offering ample food sources such as aquatic plants\, shrubs\, and trees. The shallow lakes and ponds serve as perfect feeding grounds\, allowing moose to thrive in a safe environment.\n\nA Gathering Place \n\nEach year\, particularly in July\, Moose Lake transforms into a vibrant gathering spot for moose. During this time\, visitors can witness the breathtaking sight of these animals congregating to feed and socialize. The record attendance of 54 moose spotted at once is a testament to the lake’s allure and the rich resources it provides.\n\nConservation and Protection \n\nNamed for its prominent residents\, Moose Lake is not just a destination for wildlife observation; it is also a dedicated conservation area. The absence of hunting ensures that moose can roam freely\, contributing to a thriving population. This commitment to preserving their habitat allows visitors to enjoy watching these gentle giants in their natural surroundings.\n\nAn Invitation to Explore \n\nThe name Moose Lake is a reflection of the beauty and wonder that awaits visitors. Come and experience the magic of this unique ecosystem\, where moose reign as the stars of the show\, and nature enthusiasts can connect with wildlife like never before.\n\nIt’s also home to a vast array of wildlife\, including eagles\, osprey\, geese\, bears\, elk\, sheep\, deer\, caribou\, and more moose than you can shake a stick at.  \n \n \n BOOK NOW\n \nThe McDonald Family: A Legacy in Toad River\nFor over a century\, the McDonald family has called Toad River home\, deeply rooted in the rich history and stunning landscapes of the area. Charlie and Nellie\, the beloved great-grandparents of Brad\, raised twelve children who embraced the beauty of their surroundings\, spending the majority of their lives exploring the vast wilderness and vibrant ecosystem. \nThroughout the years\, the family has maintained a strong connection to the land\, adapting to the changes brought by the highway while staying true to their traditional lifestyle. The last of their children\, Angus\, continues to reside in Toad River\, carrying on the legacy of exploration and appreciation for this remarkable area. \nThe McDonald family’s journey is a testament to their resilience and commitment to their heritage. They have navigated the changing landscape\, all while cherishing the natural beauty and cultural significance of Toad River. Their story is a celebration of the bond between family and the land\, showcasing how a deep-rooted sense of home can thrive amidst change. URL:https://peakwyldco.ca/event/moose-lake-tour-toad-river-bc-private/ LOCATION:Moose Lake\, Toad River\, BC\, Canada CATEGORIES:All,Backpacking,Day Hikes,Paddle Events,Retreat ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://peakwyldco.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Moose-at-Moose-Lake-Toad-River-BC.jpg END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Dawson_Creek:20260711T090000 DTEND;TZID=America/Dawson_Creek:20260711T170000 DTSTAMP:20260611T173159 CREATED:20230313T153658Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260610T181600Z UID:12883-1783760400-1783789200@peakwyldco.ca SUMMARY:Mount Reesor - Tumbler Ridge - Day Hike DESCRIPTION:BOOK NOW\n \nJuly 11\, 2026\nMount Reesor\nThe Mount Reesor area presents incredible opportunities for alpine hiking just outside of Tumbler Ridge. As you ascend towards Mount Reesor\, you’ll encounter a remarkable feature along the ridge—an expansive stretch of barren brown shale\, famously known as the Caribou Highway. This unique landscape not only showcases the raw beauty of the mountains but also offers hikers a thrilling challenge as they navigate the rugged terrain. With each step\, you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and valleys\, making this hike an unforgettable adventure in the heart of nature. \n5-6 Hours/10 KM return \nElevation Gain: 560 M (1840 ft) \nRating: Challenging \n \n \nIncluded \nA summer day exploring Tumbler Ridge\, BC. \nBear spray mini course.  \nProper fossil handling.  \n$5 from every booking goes to Wolverine & Nordic Mountain Society \nPeak Wyld Co sticker.  \nPlant identification. \nA first aid kit\, emergency supplies\, and a communication device will be carried by guides.  \n \n \n \n BOOK NOW\n \nFee: $65.00. + GST + Processing Fee \nPlease note that processing fees may apply for credit card payments.  \nHow to Pay and Book: To book your adventure\, simply click on the “BOOK NOW” button at the top of the page to proceed with credit card payment. \nIf you prefer to pay via email transfer\, please send us a direct message to register for the event. We will require some information for our booking system. Email transfers should be sent to jocelyn@peakwyldco.ca\, auto deposit is enabled.  \nWhat if the Trip is Canceled Due to Unforeseen Circumstances? In the event of a cancellation due to “acts of God\,” your credit will be transferred to a future date. If the group hike does not reach the minimum number of participants\, you will receive a full refund. \nCancellation Policy: Due to the nature of outdoor adventures and the upfront costs involved\, all-day adventures are non-refundable. However\, we can issue a credit for the full amount\, which can be used for a future adventure\, provided cancellations are made at least 5 days in advance of the trip. We strive to offer an exceptional experience\, but please understand that weather and safety considerations may occasionally prevent us from reaching the summit or desired viewpoints. \nPlease note that if you cancel within 0-5 days of the event\, a credit for a future event will not be issued. We appreciate your understanding and encourage you to give as much notice as possible\, as spots are limited on each trip. \n \n \nFrequently Asked Questions \nWhere do we meet? Participants will meet at the Tumbler Ridge Visitor Centre at 9:00 AM. \nAddress: 265 Southgate St\, Tumbler Ridge\, BC V0C 2W0. \nHow much water should I carry? It is recommended to pack 2 litres of water for the hike. Hydration bladders are particularly effective in the summer months. Your guide will provide a water filter. \nAre dogs allowed? Unfortunately\, dogs are not permitted on the trail\, except for the guide’s dog. \nIs it a women-only hike? No\, our hikes are inclusive\, and everyone is welcome to join! \nIs it beginner-friendly? Yes\, the hike is suitable for beginners with some walking experience. While the trail includes challenging sections\, participants should be physically fit enough to navigate hills and walk comfortably for at least three kilometres at a time. Please note that the trail is rated as moderate to challenging due to its distance. \nHow do we get to the location? We will coordinate a carpool\, led by the guide\, to the trailhead. \nWhat if the roads are bad? Meeting at the Tumbler Ridge Visitor Centre at 9:00 AM allows ample time to reach the trailhead. Please take your time while driving\, and ensure you have the guide’s contact number saved in your phone in case you encounter any issues. \nWhere can I go to the bathroom? There are several restroom facilities available. \nIs Peak Wyld Co responsible for my vehicle during the trip? No\, participants are responsible for their own vehicles while driving to the trailhead. Peak Wyld Co is not liable for any damages incurred to vehicles while driving or parked at the trailhead. \nFor additional questions or to book your hike\, please contact us!  \n \n \nWhat to Pack? \n\n20-30L Daypack\nTrekking poles\nSturdy Hiking footwear\nHiking shirt – long sleeves help with sun protection\nHiking shorts or pants\nRain gear – waterproof\nSnacks\nWater – Bladder & Water Bottle\nSunscreen\nHat\nSunglasses\nLip Balm\nHead Lamp – Extra batteries\nFirst Aid Kit\nMatches\nFire Starter\nEmergency Shelter – Emergency Blanket\nBug Spray\nMulti-tool/knife\nChange of clothes waiting for you in the car.\nToilet Paper\n\nExtra clothing is one of the 10 essentials. Weather can change quickly\, and you may be out longer than planned. In every season\, be prepared with additional waterproof layers\, fleece jacket or warm layers\, extra socks\, gloves and toque and buff. \nOptional: \n\nRain cover for daypack.\nGaiters (Great for creek crossing)\nBear Spray URL:https://peakwyldco.ca/event/mount-reesor/ LOCATION:Tumbler Ridge Visitor Centre CATEGORIES:All,Day Events,Day Hikes,Tumbler Ridge ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://peakwyldco.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Mount-Reesor-Peak-Wyld-Co-1.jpg END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260718T083000 DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260718T170000 DTSTAMP:20260611T173159 CREATED:20260506T191842Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260610T181633Z UID:19532-1784363400-1784394000@peakwyldco.ca SUMMARY:Mount Stephenson - Chetwynd - Day Hike DESCRIPTION:MOUNT STEPHENSON – CHETWYND AREA\, BC.\nA summit lake. A mountain backdrop. A hike that earns every step. \nGuided Day Hike. For strong\, experienced hikers ready to push into the alpine. \n \n \n \n BOOK NOW\n \nJuly 18\, 2026 – 8:30 AM \nMt. Stephenson\nMount Stephenson is not a casual stroll — and that’s exactly why it’s worth doing. This rugged\, backcountry route near Chetwynd takes you through 540m of elevation gain over 7 km return\, following a seismic line up into spectacular alpine terrain. At the top\, you’re rewarded with a breathtaking view of an alpine lake with Mount Stephenson rising behind it — one of those views that stops you mid-step and reminds you why you go outside in the first place. \nThis is route travel. There’s no established trail\, no signage\, and no guarantee it’ll be easy. What we can guarantee: an experienced guide\, a safe group\, and a day in the kind of landscape that northern BC does better than anywhere. \nThis event is offered in partnership with the Chetwynd Outdoor Society\, who have been championing outdoor access in this region for years. We’re proud to work alongside them. \n\n\n TRIP AT A GLANCE\n \n  \n\nDate: July 18\, 2026\nDistance: 7 km return\nApproximate Time: 6 hours\nElevation Gain: 540m\nDifficulty: Challenging — for experienced hikers with solid fitness\nAccess: Forest Service Road (suitable for most vehicles in good road conditions)\nLocation: Mount Stephenson\, ~75 km from Chetwynd\, BC\nPartner: Chetwynd Outdoor Society\nCommunity Contribution: $5 from every booking is donated to the Chetwynd Outdoor Society\n\n\n\n\n INCLUDED\n \n  \n\nExperienced guide for the full day\nRoute navigation on unmarked alpine terrain\nA summer day exploring the Chetwynd area\, BC\nBear spray mini course\nProper fossil handling\nPlant and ecosystem identification along the way\nPeak Wyld Co. sticker\nShared photo album from the day\nPre-trip communication with packing list and meeting details\nFirst aid kit\, emergency supplies\, and a satellite communication device carried by your guide\n$5 from every booking is donated to the Chetwynd Outdoor Society\n\n\n\n\n FEE & CANCELLATION POLICY\n \nFee & Booking \n$65.00 + GST. A processing fee may apply for credit card payments. \nBook Online: Click the BOOK NOW button at the top of the page to reserve your spot by credit card. \nPay by E-Transfer. Prefer to pay by e-transfer? Send us a DM to get registered — we’ll collect a few details for our booking system and get you set up. Send transfers to jocelyn@peakwyldco.ca (auto-deposit enabled). \n\nCancellation Policy \nBecause outdoor adventures involve real upfront costs\, day hike bookings are non-refundable. That said\, we want to work with you — if you need to cancel 5 or more days before the trip\, we’ll issue a full credit toward a future Peak Wyld Co. adventure. \nCancellations made within 5 days of the event are not eligible for a credit. Spots are limited\, so the earlier you let us know\, the better. \nWhat if Peak Wyld Co. cancels? If we cancel due to unforeseen circumstances or an act of God\, your payment will be credited to a future date. If the trip doesn’t reach the minimum number of participants\, you’ll receive a full refund. \nWe always do our best to reach our destination — but please be aware that weather and safety conditions in the backcountry can occasionally change our plans. That’s the nature of the north\, and we appreciate your understanding. \n\n\n\n FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS\n \nWho is this hike for? This hike is for experienced hikers with solid cardiovascular fitness. The 540m elevation gain and 6-hour timeframe make it more demanding than an average day hike. If you’re newer to hiking\, we’d recommend starting with Le Hudette Lakes (June 20) and working up to this one. \nIs there a trail? No. Mount Stephenson is a backcountry route\, currently marked with orange flagging tape. Our guide has experience on this terrain and will lead navigation throughout the day. \nWhat’s the road access like? Access is via a decent dirt/gravel Forest Service Road. Driving directions and road notes will be sent to all registered participants before the event date. \nWhat if the weather turns? We operate in northern BC — we don’t run from clouds or light rain. If weather creates a genuine safety risk\, we will make that call early and communicate clearly. If Peak Wyld Co. cancels\, your payment is credited toward a future date. \nIs this suitable for beginners? Honestly\, no. This is rugged\, unmarked alpine terrain with significant elevation gain. We want everyone to have a great experience — and that means being honest that this one is for people who have spent real time in the backcountry. \nIs bear spray mandatory? No\, but it is always recommended that everyone carry bear spray.  \n\n\n\n WHAT TO PACK\n \nPack \n\n20–30L daypack\nRain cover for daypack (optional but recommended)\n\nFootwear & Clothing \n\nSturdy\, broken-in hiking boots with ankle support\nMoisture-wicking hiking shirt — long sleeves recommended for sun protection\nHiking shorts or pants\nWaterproof rain jacket and pants\nWarm mid-layer (fleece or puffy)\nExtra socks\, gloves\, and a toque/buff — weather changes fast up here\nGaiters (optional\, great for creek crossings)\nChange of clothes waiting for you in the car\n\nFood & Water \n\n2–3L of water (hydration bladder + water bottle recommended)\nHigh-energy snacks\nPacked lunch\n\nSun & Bug Protection \n\nSunscreen\nSunglasses\nHat\nLip balm\nBug spray\n\nSafety & Essentials \n\nHeadlamp + extra batteries\nPersonal first aid kit\nEmergency shelter (emergency blanket)\nMatches and fire starter\nMulti-tool or knife\nToilet paper\nBear spray\nTrekking poles (optional but recommended\, especially on the descent)\n\n\nYour guide will carry the group’s core survival and safety equipment — but building the habit of carrying your own essentials is one of the best things you can do as a backcountry traveller. Extra clothing is one of the Ten Essentials for a reason: be prepared to be out longer than planned and for conditions to shift. \n\n  \n\nDate: July 18\, 2026\nDistance: 7 km return\nApproximate Time: 6 hours\nElevation Gain: 540m\nDifficulty: Challenging — for experienced hikers with solid fitness\nAccess: Forest Service Road (suitable for most vehicles in good road conditions)\nLocation: Mount Stephenson\, ~75 km from Chetwynd\, BC\nPartner: Chetwynd Outdoor Society\nCommunity Contribution: $5 from every booking is donated to the Chetwynd Outdoor Society\n\n  \n\nExperienced guide for the full day\nRoute navigation on unmarked alpine terrain\nA summer day exploring the Chetwynd area\, BC\nBear spray mini course\nProper fossil handling\nPlant and ecosystem identification along the way\nPeak Wyld Co. sticker\nShared photo album from the day\nPre-trip communication with packing list and meeting details\nFirst aid kit\, emergency supplies\, and a satellite communication device carried by your guide\n$5 from every booking is donated to the Chetwynd Outdoor Society\n\nFee & Booking \n$65.00 + GST. A processing fee may apply for credit card payments. \nBook Online: Click the BOOK NOW button at the top of the page to reserve your spot by credit card. \nPay by E-Transfer. Prefer to pay by e-transfer? Send us a DM to get registered — we’ll collect a few details for our booking system and get you set up. Send transfers to jocelyn@peakwyldco.ca (auto-deposit enabled). \n\nCancellation Policy \nBecause outdoor adventures involve real upfront costs\, day hike bookings are non-refundable. That said\, we want to work with you — if you need to cancel 5 or more days before the trip\, we’ll issue a full credit toward a future Peak Wyld Co. adventure. \nCancellations made within 5 days of the event are not eligible for a credit. Spots are limited\, so the earlier you let us know\, the better. \nWhat if Peak Wyld Co. cancels? If we cancel due to unforeseen circumstances or an act of God\, your payment will be credited to a future date. If the trip doesn’t reach the minimum number of participants\, you’ll receive a full refund. \nWe always do our best to reach our destination — but please be aware that weather and safety conditions in the backcountry can occasionally change our plans. That’s the nature of the north\, and we appreciate your understanding. \nWho is this hike for? This hike is for experienced hikers with solid cardiovascular fitness. The 540m elevation gain and 6-hour timeframe make it more demanding than an average day hike. If you’re newer to hiking\, we’d recommend starting with Le Hudette Lakes (June 20) and working up to this one. \nIs there a trail? No. Mount Stephenson is a backcountry route\, currently marked with orange flagging tape. Our guide has experience on this terrain and will lead navigation throughout the day. \nWhat’s the road access like? Access is via a decent dirt/gravel Forest Service Road. Driving directions and road notes will be sent to all registered participants before the event date. \nWhat if the weather turns? We operate in northern BC — we don’t run from clouds or light rain. If weather creates a genuine safety risk\, we will make that call early and communicate clearly. If Peak Wyld Co. cancels\, your payment is credited toward a future date. \nIs this suitable for beginners? Honestly\, no. This is rugged\, unmarked alpine terrain with significant elevation gain. We want everyone to have a great experience — and that means being honest that this one is for people who have spent real time in the backcountry. \nIs bear spray mandatory? No\, but it is always recommended that everyone carry bear spray.  \nPack \n\n20–30L daypack\nRain cover for daypack (optional but recommended)\n\nFootwear & Clothing \n\nSturdy\, broken-in hiking boots with ankle support\nMoisture-wicking hiking shirt — long sleeves recommended for sun protection\nHiking shorts or pants\nWaterproof rain jacket and pants\nWarm mid-layer (fleece or puffy)\nExtra socks\, gloves\, and a toque/buff — weather changes fast up here\nGaiters (optional\, great for creek crossings)\nChange of clothes waiting for you in the car\n\nFood & Water \n\n2–3L of water (hydration bladder + water bottle recommended)\nHigh-energy snacks\nPacked lunch\n\nSun & Bug Protection \n\nSunscreen\nSunglasses\nHat\nLip balm\nBug spray\n\nSafety & Essentials \n\nHeadlamp + extra batteries\nPersonal first aid kit\nEmergency shelter (emergency blanket)\nMatches and fire starter\nMulti-tool or knife\nToilet paper\nBear spray\nTrekking poles (optional but recommended\, especially on the descent)\n\n\nYour guide will carry the group’s core survival and safety equipment — but building the habit of carrying your own essentials is one of the best things you can do as a backcountry traveller. Extra clothing is one of the Ten Essentials for a reason: be prepared to be out longer than planned and for conditions to shift. \n \n BOOK NOW URL:https://peakwyldco.ca/event/mount-stephenson-chetwynd/ LOCATION:A&W Parking Lot CATEGORIES:All,Day Events,Day Hikes,Peace Region ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://peakwyldco.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Mt.-Stephenson-3.jpg END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260719 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260728 DTSTAMP:20260611T173159 CREATED:20230313T153740Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260610T181722Z UID:12893-1784419200-1785196799@peakwyldco.ca SUMMARY:Wyld Women Take The North - Wokkpash Lake - Backpacking DESCRIPTION:BOOK NOW\n \nWokkpash Lake\, Northeast British Columbia \nJuly 19-27\, 2026\nWOMEN ONLY \n How do you describe a trip that’s both rugged and refreshing at the same time? One moment you’re drenched in a rainstorm\, and just five minutes later you’re basking in the sun\, laughing as your gear dries. You’ll be breathless climbing the hills\, then filled with pride as you sit at the top staring into the next valley\, knowing you’ve earned every step. This journey is all about balance—it challenges and comforts\, pushes and restores. You’ll quietly watch caribou pass by\, while also falling asleep with the thrill of knowing you’re deep in bear country. Seven days of raw\, backcountry living ends with a flourish—a float plane ride over rugged wilderness\, a soul-soothing dip in the Liard River Hot Springs\, and a three-course meal that feels like pure luxury. And this year? It’s not just any trip. It’s the release of “Wyld” Women Take the North AND our 10-year anniversary! A decade of adventure\, growth\, and unforgettable moments—this is the year to celebrate with us in the mountains. \n \n \n \n\n\n INCLUDED ​\n \nJoin us for an exhilarating guided backpacking tour into Wokkpash Lake\, BC\, led by an experienced guide who possesses extensive knowledge of the area. \nHighlights of the Tour: \n\n1-Night Stay at Northern Rockies Lodge: Relax and recharge in comfortable accommodations.\n\n\n3-Course Dinner at Northern Rockies Lodge: Savour a delicious evening meal featuring local flavours.\n\n\nBuffet-Style Breakfast at Northern Rockies Lodge: Start your day on your way home with a hearty breakfast to fuel your adventure.\n\n\nFloat Plane Ride: Experience a breathtaking flight from Wokkpash Lake to Muncho Lake\, offering stunning aerial views of the Northern Rockies.\n\n\nAir Tour of the Northern Rockies: Take in the majestic landscapes from above\, showcasing the natural beauty of the region.\n\n\nShuttle to Liard River Hot Springs: Enjoy a relaxing journey to the hot springs for a well-deserved soak.\n\n\nPizza Lunch at the Lodge: Savour delicious pizza upon arrival at the lodge\, perfect for re-energizing after your travels.\n\n\nDoor Prizes and Peak Wyld Co Swag: Look forward to exciting giveaways and exclusive merchandise.\n\n\nRiver Crossings: Experience multiple river crossings\, adding a thrilling element to your trek.\n\n\nAdmission to Liard River Hot Springs: Enjoy access to the natural hot springs\, a perfect way to unwind.\n\n\nNight Star Gazing: End your days under the stars with stunning views of the night sky.\n\n\nCamping Adventure: Spend a week in your tent\, moving camp almost every day for a true wilderness experience.\n\n\nKnot Tying and Survival Skills: Learn essential outdoor skills during the journey.\n\n\nCommunity Support: $5 from every booking will be donated to the Northern Rockies Trails Society\, helping to maintain and preserve the area.\n\n\nShared Photo Album: Capture and share memories with fellow adventurers in a communal photo album.\n\n\nSafety First: Guides will carry a first aid kit\, emergency supplies\, and a communication device for added safety.\n\n\nPre-Trip Zoom Meeting: Join a group Zoom meeting to discuss gear packing and address any questions you may have. Details will be emailed closer to the date.\n\nPrepare for an unforgettable adventure filled with camaraderie\, breathtaking landscapes\, and the thrill of exploration! \n\n\n\n ITINERARY ​\n \nItinerary \nDay 1: Arrive at the Fort Nelson Visitor Centre for a meet and greet at 10:00 AM MST. After checking in\, we’ll embark on a scenic 1.5-hour drive to the trailhead. Expect a relaxed morning as we adjust our packs\, weigh our gear\, and participate in a bear spray course while reviewing essential safety precautions before hitting the trail. \nDays 2-7: Each day will begin with packing up and hitting the trail by 10 AM\, unless otherwise noted by the guide. Weather will play a significant role in our daily activities\, allowing us ample time to reach Wokkpash Lake without rushing. We’ll tackle the trails at our own pace\, covering approximately 5-10 KM per day\, with no strict distance requirements. \nDay 8: We’ll make one trip from Wokkpash Lake to Muncho Lake\, BC. Upon arrival\, you’ll receive your room key (rooms will be shared\, two per room). After settling in\, enjoy a delicious homemade pizza meal before heading to the Liard River Hot Springs for a rejuvenating soak in the natural hot springs. Upon returning to the Lodge\, indulge in a three-course dinner prepared by the local chef—menu details will be provided before the trip. We’ll wrap up the evening with a stroll to a local honey hole on the lake with the group. \nDay 9: Savor a delightful breakfast and coffee at 8:00 AM to conclude our adventure. We’ll then shuttle back to the trailhead\, with departure scheduled for 9:00 AM\, and enjoy a scenic hour-long ride. \n\n\n\n FREQUENTLY ASKED TRIP QUESTIONS ​\n \nHow is the water?Water availability is not an issue on this trip. We recommend bringing a 2L hydration bladder along with a 1L water bottle for ease of carrying. Once at the lake\, we strongly advise filtering the water\, as it can sometimes appear discoloured due to weather conditions. River runoff may also affect clarity\, so carrying a water filter is essential for backcountry safety. \nWhere do we meet?Participants will gather at the Fort Nelson Visitor Centre at 10:00 AM on July 17\, 2026. \nAre campfires permitted every night?Campfire availability is contingent upon the current wildfire situation. It is crucial to be aware of any fire bans that may be in effect. In some areas along the trail\, campfires may not be allowed regardless of the ban status. \nWhat are the bathroom facilities?Participants will be responsible for creating catholes\, which must be dug at least 200 feet (60 meters) away from water sources\, trails\, and campsites. We encourage the buddy system when venturing away from camp and advise carrying bear spray. As a camp rule\, if you use the bathroom\, please return with a stick for the fire. An outhouse is available at Wokkpash Lake. \nHow many guides will be present?One experienced guide will accompany the group throughout the trip\, providing support and expertise. They will carry an In-Reach Satellite communication device for two-way messaging and emergency contact with helicopter support\, ensuring safety in the unlikely event of an emergency. \nCan we go on day hikes?Participants are required to remain with the group and are not permitted to embark on day hikes or other solo adventures. We prioritize group cohesion and visibility\, and any changes to this policy will be communicated by the guide. Rain days may allow for day hikes\, depending on weather conditions. \nWill a detailed itinerary be provided?Yes\, we will issue a detailed itinerary outlining our day-to-day activities. However\, please note that river levels and weather conditions can significantly impact our plans\, as flooding may occasionally render certain routes impassable. \nWhat should we know about bears and wildlife?We adhere to stringent bear safety protocols while travelling in groups. The trail is shared with various wildlife\, including both small and large game. Previous trips have encountered porcupines and marmots. Participants should store their supplies in dry bags\, as food storage can be challenging. Guides will carry protective measures\, including a firearm\, and food will be stored away from camp whenever possible. Bear caches are located along the trail\, including one at Wokkpash Lake.  \nAre dogs allowed on the trip?No pets\, including dogs\, are permitted on this trip. Only guides may bring their dogs. \nWhat if the plane cannot land due to weather conditions?The weather in mountainous regions can be unpredictable\, and flight cancellations may occur. We prepare for such scenarios by packing an extra day’s worth of food. Two planes will be scheduled to transport participants from Wokkpash Lake to Muncho Lake\, but we cannot guarantee both will operate on the same day. We recommend not booking return flights for the same day and allowing an additional day or two in case of delays. Consider securing trip insurance for your travel arrangements. \nIs there cell service on the trail?There is no cell service available while on the trail. If you possess a satellite communication device\, we encourage you to bring it along. Once we arrive at the lodge\, you will be provided with Wi-Fi access. Please note that phone use is discouraged during dinner to foster group interaction and enjoyment of the natural surroundings. \nCommunicationPeak Wyld Co utilizes satellite email systems for emergency communication\, specifically Inreach Garmin devices. \nLiability InsurancePeak Wyld Co holds liability insurance as mandated by the conditions of the Park Use Permit. Peak Wyld Co is not liable for any damage or complications that may occur with your vehicle during the trip. \nShould I tip the guide? \nWhile not mandatory\, tipping is appreciated for excellent service. Our guides work hard to ensure a successful trip\, and gratuities are a meaningful way to express your gratitude for their efforts. We do not specify a set amount\, allowing you to tip according to your satisfaction. \n\n\n\n RENTALS AVAILABLE\n \nLIGHTWEIGHT TENT (2 Person) – $50   \nJETBOIL + 1 Canister – $50  \n1 CANISTER OF FUEL – $10 \nHIKING POLES – $20 \nBACKPACKING CHAIR – $50 \nBEARSPRAY – $25 \nIf travelling by plane to Fort Nelson/Fort St. John\, you will need to rent a fuel canister and bear spray\, as these items can’t be put on a plane.  \n\n\n\n FEE & REFUND POLICY​\n \nFee: $2000 + TAXES \nTo secure your spot\, we kindly request a non-refundable deposit of $500. This deposit helps us hold your place\, and while it is non-refundable\, we appreciate your commitment to joining us. \nYou have until June 1\, 2026\, to complete your full payment. Payment plans are available for the remainder of the balance. If the balance is not received by this date\, we may need to cancel your reservation\, but our team will be here to assist you if you have any questions. \nFor bookings made after June 1\, 2026\, full payment will be required at the time of booking. We understand that plans can change\, so please note that any cancellations made after July 1\, 2025\, are non-refundable. \nTo make things more convenient\, we offer flexible payment plans. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or need assistance with the payment process. \nPayment Options \nReady to secure your spot? Simply click on “BOOK NOW” at the top of the page! \nWe accept email transfers at jocelyn@peakwyldco.ca. Additionally\, we offer flexible payment plans to suit your needs. \nWhat if the trip is cancelled? \nIn the event of a cancellation due to an ‘act of God\,’ your payment will be credited towards a future date. \nIf you have any further questions about payment or cancellations\, feel free to reach out to us \n\n\n\n WHERE DO WE MEET AND DRIVE TO?\n \nWe’ll be meeting in Fort Nelson at 10 AM. If you need to coordinate carpooling from Fort St. John\, we can organize that as the date approaches. After our meet and greet at the Visitor Centre in Fort Nelson\, we’ll drive to the trailhead\, which is approximately 1.5 hours away. We’ll park our vehicles at the trailhead. After our trip\, we’ll arrive at Northern Rockies Lodge to spend the night. The following morning\, after breakfast\, a shuttle is arranged to take us back to the trailhead to pick up our vehicles. \n\nJoin us for an exhilarating guided backpacking tour into Wokkpash Lake\, BC\, led by an experienced guide who possesses extensive knowledge of the area. \nHighlights of the Tour: \n\n1-Night Stay at Northern Rockies Lodge: Relax and recharge in comfortable accommodations.\n\n\n3-Course Dinner at Northern Rockies Lodge: Savour a delicious evening meal featuring local flavours.\n\n\nBuffet-Style Breakfast at Northern Rockies Lodge: Start your day on your way home with a hearty breakfast to fuel your adventure.\n\n\nFloat Plane Ride: Experience a breathtaking flight from Wokkpash Lake to Muncho Lake\, offering stunning aerial views of the Northern Rockies.\n\n\nAir Tour of the Northern Rockies: Take in the majestic landscapes from above\, showcasing the natural beauty of the region.\n\n\nShuttle to Liard River Hot Springs: Enjoy a relaxing journey to the hot springs for a well-deserved soak.\n\n\nPizza Lunch at the Lodge: Savour delicious pizza upon arrival at the lodge\, perfect for re-energizing after your travels.\n\n\nDoor Prizes and Peak Wyld Co Swag: Look forward to exciting giveaways and exclusive merchandise.\n\n\nRiver Crossings: Experience multiple river crossings\, adding a thrilling element to your trek.\n\n\nAdmission to Liard River Hot Springs: Enjoy access to the natural hot springs\, a perfect way to unwind.\n\n\nNight Star Gazing: End your days under the stars with stunning views of the night sky.\n\n\nCamping Adventure: Spend a week in your tent\, moving camp almost every day for a true wilderness experience.\n\n\nKnot Tying and Survival Skills: Learn essential outdoor skills during the journey.\n\n\nCommunity Support: $5 from every booking will be donated to the Northern Rockies Trails Society\, helping to maintain and preserve the area.\n\n\nShared Photo Album: Capture and share memories with fellow adventurers in a communal photo album.\n\n\nSafety First: Guides will carry a first aid kit\, emergency supplies\, and a communication device for added safety.\n\n\nPre-Trip Zoom Meeting: Join a group Zoom meeting to discuss gear packing and address any questions you may have. Details will be emailed closer to the date.\n\nPrepare for an unforgettable adventure filled with camaraderie\, breathtaking landscapes\, and the thrill of exploration! \nItinerary \nDay 1: Arrive at the Fort Nelson Visitor Centre for a meet and greet at 10:00 AM MST. After checking in\, we’ll embark on a scenic 1.5-hour drive to the trailhead. Expect a relaxed morning as we adjust our packs\, weigh our gear\, and participate in a bear spray course while reviewing essential safety precautions before hitting the trail. \nDays 2-7: Each day will begin with packing up and hitting the trail by 10 AM\, unless otherwise noted by the guide. Weather will play a significant role in our daily activities\, allowing us ample time to reach Wokkpash Lake without rushing. We’ll tackle the trails at our own pace\, covering approximately 5-10 KM per day\, with no strict distance requirements. \nDay 8: We’ll make one trip from Wokkpash Lake to Muncho Lake\, BC. Upon arrival\, you’ll receive your room key (rooms will be shared\, two per room). After settling in\, enjoy a delicious homemade pizza meal before heading to the Liard River Hot Springs for a rejuvenating soak in the natural hot springs. Upon returning to the Lodge\, indulge in a three-course dinner prepared by the local chef—menu details will be provided before the trip. We’ll wrap up the evening with a stroll to a local honey hole on the lake with the group. \nDay 9: Savor a delightful breakfast and coffee at 8:00 AM to conclude our adventure. We’ll then shuttle back to the trailhead\, with departure scheduled for 9:00 AM\, and enjoy a scenic hour-long ride. \nHow is the water?Water availability is not an issue on this trip. We recommend bringing a 2L hydration bladder along with a 1L water bottle for ease of carrying. Once at the lake\, we strongly advise filtering the water\, as it can sometimes appear discoloured due to weather conditions. River runoff may also affect clarity\, so carrying a water filter is essential for backcountry safety. \nWhere do we meet?Participants will gather at the Fort Nelson Visitor Centre at 10:00 AM on July 17\, 2026. \nAre campfires permitted every night?Campfire availability is contingent upon the current wildfire situation. It is crucial to be aware of any fire bans that may be in effect. In some areas along the trail\, campfires may not be allowed regardless of the ban status. \nWhat are the bathroom facilities?Participants will be responsible for creating catholes\, which must be dug at least 200 feet (60 meters) away from water sources\, trails\, and campsites. We encourage the buddy system when venturing away from camp and advise carrying bear spray. As a camp rule\, if you use the bathroom\, please return with a stick for the fire. An outhouse is available at Wokkpash Lake. \nHow many guides will be present?One experienced guide will accompany the group throughout the trip\, providing support and expertise. They will carry an In-Reach Satellite communication device for two-way messaging and emergency contact with helicopter support\, ensuring safety in the unlikely event of an emergency. \nCan we go on day hikes?Participants are required to remain with the group and are not permitted to embark on day hikes or other solo adventures. We prioritize group cohesion and visibility\, and any changes to this policy will be communicated by the guide. Rain days may allow for day hikes\, depending on weather conditions. \nWill a detailed itinerary be provided?Yes\, we will issue a detailed itinerary outlining our day-to-day activities. However\, please note that river levels and weather conditions can significantly impact our plans\, as flooding may occasionally render certain routes impassable. \nWhat should we know about bears and wildlife?We adhere to stringent bear safety protocols while travelling in groups. The trail is shared with various wildlife\, including both small and large game. Previous trips have encountered porcupines and marmots. Participants should store their supplies in dry bags\, as food storage can be challenging. Guides will carry protective measures\, including a firearm\, and food will be stored away from camp whenever possible. Bear caches are located along the trail\, including one at Wokkpash Lake.  \nAre dogs allowed on the trip?No pets\, including dogs\, are permitted on this trip. Only guides may bring their dogs. \nWhat if the plane cannot land due to weather conditions?The weather in mountainous regions can be unpredictable\, and flight cancellations may occur. We prepare for such scenarios by packing an extra day’s worth of food. Two planes will be scheduled to transport participants from Wokkpash Lake to Muncho Lake\, but we cannot guarantee both will operate on the same day. We recommend not booking return flights for the same day and allowing an additional day or two in case of delays. Consider securing trip insurance for your travel arrangements. \nIs there cell service on the trail?There is no cell service available while on the trail. If you possess a satellite communication device\, we encourage you to bring it along. Once we arrive at the lodge\, you will be provided with Wi-Fi access. Please note that phone use is discouraged during dinner to foster group interaction and enjoyment of the natural surroundings. \nCommunicationPeak Wyld Co utilizes satellite email systems for emergency communication\, specifically Inreach Garmin devices. \nLiability InsurancePeak Wyld Co holds liability insurance as mandated by the conditions of the Park Use Permit. Peak Wyld Co is not liable for any damage or complications that may occur with your vehicle during the trip. \nShould I tip the guide? \nWhile not mandatory\, tipping is appreciated for excellent service. Our guides work hard to ensure a successful trip\, and gratuities are a meaningful way to express your gratitude for their efforts. We do not specify a set amount\, allowing you to tip according to your satisfaction. \nLIGHTWEIGHT TENT (2 Person) – $50   \nJETBOIL + 1 Canister – $50  \n1 CANISTER OF FUEL – $10 \nHIKING POLES – $20 \nBACKPACKING CHAIR – $50 \nBEARSPRAY – $25 \nIf travelling by plane to Fort Nelson/Fort St. John\, you will need to rent a fuel canister and bear spray\, as these items can’t be put on a plane.  \nFee: $2000 + TAXES \nTo secure your spot\, we kindly request a non-refundable deposit of $500. This deposit helps us hold your place\, and while it is non-refundable\, we appreciate your commitment to joining us. \nYou have until June 1\, 2026\, to complete your full payment. Payment plans are available for the remainder of the balance. If the balance is not received by this date\, we may need to cancel your reservation\, but our team will be here to assist you if you have any questions. \nFor bookings made after June 1\, 2026\, full payment will be required at the time of booking. We understand that plans can change\, so please note that any cancellations made after July 1\, 2025\, are non-refundable. \nTo make things more convenient\, we offer flexible payment plans. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or need assistance with the payment process. \nPayment Options \nReady to secure your spot? Simply click on “BOOK NOW” at the top of the page! \nWe accept email transfers at jocelyn@peakwyldco.ca. Additionally\, we offer flexible payment plans to suit your needs. \nWhat if the trip is cancelled? \nIn the event of a cancellation due to an ‘act of God\,’ your payment will be credited towards a future date. \nIf you have any further questions about payment or cancellations\, feel free to reach out to us \nWe’ll be meeting in Fort Nelson at 10 AM. If you need to coordinate carpooling from Fort St. John\, we can organize that as the date approaches. After our meet and greet at the Visitor Centre in Fort Nelson\, we’ll drive to the trailhead\, which is approximately 1.5 hours away. We’ll park our vehicles at the trailhead. After our trip\, we’ll arrive at Northern Rockies Lodge to spend the night. The following morning\, after breakfast\, a shuttle is arranged to take us back to the trailhead to pick up our vehicles. \n \n BOOK HERE\n \n \n \n \n WHAT TO PACK? CLICK HERE!\n \nEmbark on an unforgettable adventure into the heart of the Muskwa Kechika wilderness\, where 6.4 million hectares of pristine boreal forests\, majestic mountain peaks\, and rushing rivers await. Join the Wild Women for a transformative 7-day backpacking journey to the stunning Wokkpash Lake in Stone Mountain Provincial Park. \nOur adventure kicks off at the MacDonald Valley Trailhead\, located at kilometre 632 of the Alaska Highway. From there\, we’ll trek through 50-60 kilometres of untouched wilderness\, facing the raw beauty of nature head-on. Upon reaching Wokkpash Lake\, you’ll have the chance to fish\, explore\, and soak in the tranquillity of this remote lake for a couple of days. To conclude our expedition\, we’ll be whisked away by floatplane from Wokkpash Lake to Muncho Lake—a breathtaking flight through the Rockies that’s an adventure in itself. After landing\, we’ll unwind at the renowned Muncho Lake Lodge and indulge in the soothing waters of the Liard River Hot Springs. \nThis journey is designed to challenge and empower you\, fostering a new sense of self-sufficiency as we carry everything we need on our backs. Each step will push you beyond your limits\, and together\, we’ll navigate steep inclines and river crossings\, always prioritizing safety. \nJoin a supportive group of women\, where camaraderie is key\, and no one is left behind. We’ve set ample time to reach Wokkpash Lake and soak in our accomplishment before our floatplane pickup. If you’re ready for an experience that will change you\, this is the trip you can’t miss. Let’s embrace the wild together! \n \n BOOK NOW\n \n \nFinishing the trip at the world famous Liard River Hot Springs. \nLiard River Hot Springs: A Natural Oasis\nLocated in British Columbia’s Liard River Hot Springs Provincial Park\, this stunning natural wonder is a must-visit for travelers. Just 45 kilometres North of Muncho Lake along the Alaska Highway\, the hot springs features two pools with temperatures ranging from 42°C (108°F) to 52°C (126°F)\, surrounded by lush forests and wildlife. \nThe mineral-rich waters offer relaxation and potential health benefits\, including relief from muscle tension and improved circulation. Visitors can enjoy well-maintained facilities\, including wooden boardwalks\, change rooms\, and picnic areas. \nExperience the rejuvenating magic of Liard River Hot Springs—your perfect escape into nature after a backpacking trip deep in the Northern Rockies! \n \nNORTHERN ROCKIES LODGE\nNorthern Rockies Lodge will be our landing spot after Wokkpash Lake. This 5-star lodge\, nestled in the heart of the Northern Rockies\, will pick us up via floatplane and take us to Muncho Lake\, where the glamping portion of our adventure begins. Upon arrival\, we’ll enjoy pizza\, followed by a shuttle ride to the renowned hot springs. Afterward\, a delicious 3-course meal will be ready for us when we return. It’s a challenging journey\, but this is the perfect place to unwind and be pampered after an adventurous trip. \n \nHAVE A LOOK AT PREVIOUS TRIPS! \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n https://youtube.com/shorts/f-TOjJpderE?feature=share \nFor any other questions please feel free to reach out to us at jocelyn@peakwyldco.ca and we will be happy to answer any questions you may have! URL:https://peakwyldco.ca/event/wyld-women-take-the-north/ LOCATION:Wokkpash Lake\, Stone Mountain Provincial Park\, Northern Rockies B\, BC V0C 2X0 CATEGORIES:All,Backpacking ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://peakwyldco.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Wokkpash-2025-scaled.jpg END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Dawson_Creek:20260724T090000 DTEND;TZID=America/Dawson_Creek:20260726T170000 DTSTAMP:20260611T173159 CREATED:20230313T153652Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260610T181754Z UID:12880-1784883600-1785085200@peakwyldco.ca SUMMARY:Holzworth Meadows - Tumbler Ridge - Backpacking DESCRIPTION:BOOK NOW\n\nWildflower obsessed? This one’s for you.There’s a few-week window every summer when Holzworth Meadows reaches its peak. Lupine\, paintbrush\, mountain monkshood — the whole alpine goes wyld. We timed this trip to coincide perfectly with it.On our Holzworth Meadows backpacking trip\, a dedicated plant interpreter joins you for the full journey. Not just names — but why each species grows exactly where it does\, what it’s doing for the ecosystem\, and why peak bloom is one of the most fleeting\, unrepeatable things the north has to offer.Holzworth Meadows isn’t just famous for its bloom — it’s the kind of landscape that earns a second day. That’s why we built three into this trip with peaks in every direction. \n4-6 Hours/8KM Return (Main Route) – Day route TBA \nElevation Gain: 610 M (2000 ft) \nRating: Moderate/Challenging \n\nIncluded\nPack your bag and head into the backcountry for a weekend you won’t forget. This two-night backpacking adventure through Holzworth Meadows in Tumbler Ridge\, BC is designed for those ready to slow down\, go deep\, and come home changed. \nBefore you hit the trail\, we kick things off with a bear spray mini course — giving you the hands-on confidence to move through the wilderness the way it deserves to be moved through. A proper fossil handling session connects you to Tumbler Ridge’s extraordinary paleontological history\, because this landscape has been telling stories long before any of us arrived. \nFrom there\, you shoulder your pack and go. The route into Holzworth Meadows rewards every step — wildflowers threading through open alpine terrain\, ridgelines that earn their views\, and the particular quiet that only comes when you’ve carried everything you need on your own back. A dedicated plant identification interpreter joins the journey\, deepening your connection to the living world around you at every turn. Your guides carry a full first aid kit\, emergency supplies\, and a communication device throughout\, so you can move through the backcountry with confidence and peace of mind. \nTwo nights in the mountains means you actually get to be there. No rushing out before sunset. No packing up before you’re ready. Just mornings with coffee and a view\, and the rare gift of unhurried time in a place this wild. \nAs part of our commitment to this land and the people who protect it\, $5 from every booking is donated to the Wolverine Nordic & Mountain Society — helping preserve the trails and wild spaces that make weekends like this possible. Every guest also takes home a Peak Wyld Co. sticker to mark the occasion. \n\n\nItinerary\nDay 1: Arrival & Journey Into the Meadows \n9:00 AM — Arrive at the Tumbler Ridge Visitor Centre for check-in\, head count\, and pack check. This is also where we run through our bear spray mini course and fossil handling session\, so you’re heading into the backcountry informed and ready. \n9:30 AM — Depart for the Holzworth Meadows trailhead. \n10:00/11:00 AM — Boots on trail. As we gain elevation\, your plant interpreter begins weaving in flora identification — learning not just names\, but why each species grows exactly where it does. Aspect\, snowmelt timing\, soil — the landscape starts making sense in a new way. \n1:00 PM — Trailside lunch with a view. A good moment to pause\, look back at how far you’ve come\, and notice what’s blooming at this elevation versus where you started. \n3:30 PM — Arrive at the Holzworth Meadows campsite. Set up\, breathe it in. The meadows open up around you — wildflowers at peak summer bloom\, ridgelines in every direction. \n5:00 PM — Designated sit spot hour. \n6:00/7:00 PM — Dinner at camp\, with a wildflower twist. Edible flower garnishes where the land allows\, stories around the stove about the medicinal and cultural uses of what’s growing right outside your tent — fireweed\, yarrow\, arnica. \nEvening — Golden hour wanders at the meadow’s edge\, stargazing as dark settles in. The kind of night that makes you remember why you came. \n\nDay 2: Full Day in the Alpine \n8:00 AM — Breakfast at camp. Morning light on the meadows. Take your time. \n9:00 AM — Morning golden hour wander. No destination\, just attention. \n9:30 AM — Day hike briefing. \n10:00 AM — Depart for the day hike\, exploring the broader Holzworth terrain. Your interpreter is in full stride today — pollinator relationships\, sensory observations\, what the meadow smells like after morning dew. Peak bloom is a fleeting\, unrepeatable thing\, and today is the day to be fully inside it. \n12:30 PM — Lunch at a scenic viewpoint. Reflect on what you’ve identified\, what surprised you\, and what you want to remember. \n1:30 PM — Continue exploring. Additional trails\, fossil-rich terrain\, or simply wandering with open eyes. \n3:30/4:30 PM — Return to camp. Rest\, journal\, nap in the meadow — no agenda. \n6:00/7:00 PM — Dinner at camp. Evening conversation\, reflection\, and the kind of easy time that only happens when you’re two days into the backcountry and fully arrived. \nEvening — Final night stargazing. This is peak bloom\, peak summer\, and you are exactly where you should be. \n\nDay 3: Scenic Departure \n8:00 AM — Last breakfast in the meadows. Slow it down. \n9:00 AM — Pack up camp\, leave no trace. \n10:00 AM — Begin the return hike. The trail looks different on the way out — you know the flowers by name now\, you’ve sat with this place\, and it shows. \n12:00 PM — Trailside lunch\, final views. \n3:00 PM — Arrive back at the Tumbler Ridge Visitor Centre. Trip concludes. Every guest receives their Peak Wyld Co. sticker — a small marker of something that felt anything but small. \n\n\nWildflowers\nGreat news — the Tumbler Ridge Geopark actually documents the specific species at Holzworth. Here’s what you can expect: \nConfirmed at Holzworth Meadows (directly from the Geopark records): \nThe moist meadows are a blaze of colour in summer\, with Arctic Lupine\, Mountain Monkshood\, Subalpine Buttercup\, Tall Larkspur\, Tall Bluebell\, Indian Paintbrush\, and White Bog-Orchid among the species filling the lush environment between forests of Engelmann Spruce and Subalpine Fir. \n\n\nFee & Refund Policy\nFee: $275.00 + GST + Processing Fee \nPlease note that processing fees may apply for credit card payments. \nHow to Pay and Book: To secure your spot\, click the “BOOK NOW” button at the top of the page to proceed with credit card payment. A non-refundable deposit of $150.00 is required at the time of booking to hold your place on the trip. The remaining balance is due by July 1st. \nIf you prefer to pay via e-transfer\, please send us a direct message to register. We will require some information for our booking system. E-transfers should be sent to jocelyn@peakwyldco.ca — auto deposit is enabled. \nWhat if the Trip is Canceled Due to Unforeseen Circumstances? In the event of a cancellation due to acts of God\, your credit will be transferred to a future date. If the trip does not reach the minimum number of participants\, you will receive a full refund\, including your deposit. \nCancellation Policy: Due to the nature of multi-day backpacking adventures and the upfront costs involved\, the $150.00 deposit is non-refundable under all circumstances. \nIf you need to cancel\, please do so at least 5 days in advance of the trip departure date. Cancellations made 5 or more days before the trip will receive a full refund of any amounts paid beyond the deposit. \nCancellations made within 0–5 days of the trip will not be eligible for any refund or future credit on the remaining balance paid. We appreciate your understanding and encourage you to give as much notice as possible\, as spots are limited. \nPlease note that weather and safety considerations may occasionally affect the planned route or itinerary. We strive to deliver an exceptional backcountry experience and will always communicate any changes as early as possible. \n\n\nFrequently Asked Questions\nWhere do we meet? Participants will meet at the Tumbler Ridge Visitor Centre at 9:00 AM on July 24th. Address: 265 Southgate St\, Tumbler Ridge\, BC V0C 2W0. \nHow much water should I carry? It is recommended to pack a minimum of 2 litres of water for the trail. Hydration bladders are particularly effective in the summer months. A water filter will be provided by your guide for refilling at water sources along the route. \nAre dogs allowed? Unfortunately\, dogs are not permitted on this trip\, except for the guide’s dog. \nIs it a women-only trip? No\, our backpacking trips are inclusive and everyone is welcome to join! \nIs it beginner-friendly? This trip is suitable for those with some hiking experience and a good base level of fitness. The terrain includes challenging sections with elevation gain\, and participants should be comfortable carrying a loaded pack and walking for extended periods over multiple days. Please note the route is rated moderate to challenging due to its distance and backcountry nature. \nCan children join? Participants must be 16 years of age or older to join this backpacking trip. \nHow do we get to the trailhead? We will coordinate a carpool led by the guide from the Visitor Centre to the trailhead. \nWhat if the roads are bad? Meeting at the Tumbler Ridge Visitor Centre at 9:00 AM allows ample time to reach the trailhead. Please drive at your own pace and ensure you have the guide’s contact number saved in your phone in case you encounter any issues along the way. \nWhere can I go to the bathroom? Restroom facilities are available at the Visitor Centre before departure. In the backcountry\, your guide will walk you through Leave No Trace waste practices — this is part of the experience. \nIs Peak Wyld Co responsible for my vehicle during the trip? No\, participants are responsible for their own vehicles while driving to and from the trailhead. Peak Wyld Co is not liable for any damages incurred to vehicles while driving or parked at the trailhead. \n\n\nWhat to pack?\nWhat should I pack? We’ve put together a full backpacking packing list on our blog to help you prepare for your adventure. Head to peakwyldco.ca/blog and look for “Backpacking list” for a complete breakdown of what to bring. Your guide will also confirm any specific gear requirements closer to the trip date. \n\nPack your bag and head into the backcountry for a weekend you won’t forget. This two-night backpacking adventure through Holzworth Meadows in Tumbler Ridge\, BC is designed for those ready to slow down\, go deep\, and come home changed. \nBefore you hit the trail\, we kick things off with a bear spray mini course — giving you the hands-on confidence to move through the wilderness the way it deserves to be moved through. A proper fossil handling session connects you to Tumbler Ridge’s extraordinary paleontological history\, because this landscape has been telling stories long before any of us arrived. \nFrom there\, you shoulder your pack and go. The route into Holzworth Meadows rewards every step — wildflowers threading through open alpine terrain\, ridgelines that earn their views\, and the particular quiet that only comes when you’ve carried everything you need on your own back. A dedicated plant identification interpreter joins the journey\, deepening your connection to the living world around you at every turn. Your guides carry a full first aid kit\, emergency supplies\, and a communication device throughout\, so you can move through the backcountry with confidence and peace of mind. \nTwo nights in the mountains means you actually get to be there. No rushing out before sunset. No packing up before you’re ready. Just mornings with coffee and a view\, and the rare gift of unhurried time in a place this wild. \nAs part of our commitment to this land and the people who protect it\, $5 from every booking is donated to the Wolverine Nordic & Mountain Society — helping preserve the trails and wild spaces that make weekends like this possible. Every guest also takes home a Peak Wyld Co. sticker to mark the occasion. \nDay 1: Arrival & Journey Into the Meadows \n9:00 AM — Arrive at the Tumbler Ridge Visitor Centre for check-in\, head count\, and pack check. This is also where we run through our bear spray mini course and fossil handling session\, so you’re heading into the backcountry informed and ready. \n9:30 AM — Depart for the Holzworth Meadows trailhead. \n10:00/11:00 AM — Boots on trail. As we gain elevation\, your plant interpreter begins weaving in flora identification — learning not just names\, but why each species grows exactly where it does. Aspect\, snowmelt timing\, soil — the landscape starts making sense in a new way. \n1:00 PM — Trailside lunch with a view. A good moment to pause\, look back at how far you’ve come\, and notice what’s blooming at this elevation versus where you started. \n3:30 PM — Arrive at the Holzworth Meadows campsite. Set up\, breathe it in. The meadows open up around you — wildflowers at peak summer bloom\, ridgelines in every direction. \n5:00 PM — Designated sit spot hour. \n6:00/7:00 PM — Dinner at camp\, with a wildflower twist. Edible flower garnishes where the land allows\, stories around the stove about the medicinal and cultural uses of what’s growing right outside your tent — fireweed\, yarrow\, arnica. \nEvening — Golden hour wanders at the meadow’s edge\, stargazing as dark settles in. The kind of night that makes you remember why you came. \n\nDay 2: Full Day in the Alpine \n8:00 AM — Breakfast at camp. Morning light on the meadows. Take your time. \n9:00 AM — Morning golden hour wander. No destination\, just attention. \n9:30 AM — Day hike briefing. \n10:00 AM — Depart for the day hike\, exploring the broader Holzworth terrain. Your interpreter is in full stride today — pollinator relationships\, sensory observations\, what the meadow smells like after morning dew. Peak bloom is a fleeting\, unrepeatable thing\, and today is the day to be fully inside it. \n12:30 PM — Lunch at a scenic viewpoint. Reflect on what you’ve identified\, what surprised you\, and what you want to remember. \n1:30 PM — Continue exploring. Additional trails\, fossil-rich terrain\, or simply wandering with open eyes. \n3:30/4:30 PM — Return to camp. Rest\, journal\, nap in the meadow — no agenda. \n6:00/7:00 PM — Dinner at camp. Evening conversation\, reflection\, and the kind of easy time that only happens when you’re two days into the backcountry and fully arrived. \nEvening — Final night stargazing. This is peak bloom\, peak summer\, and you are exactly where you should be. \n\nDay 3: Scenic Departure \n8:00 AM — Last breakfast in the meadows. Slow it down. \n9:00 AM — Pack up camp\, leave no trace. \n10:00 AM — Begin the return hike. The trail looks different on the way out — you know the flowers by name now\, you’ve sat with this place\, and it shows. \n12:00 PM — Trailside lunch\, final views. \n3:00 PM — Arrive back at the Tumbler Ridge Visitor Centre. Trip concludes. Every guest receives their Peak Wyld Co. sticker — a small marker of something that felt anything but small. \nGreat news — the Tumbler Ridge Geopark actually documents the specific species at Holzworth. Here’s what you can expect: \nConfirmed at Holzworth Meadows (directly from the Geopark records): \nThe moist meadows are a blaze of colour in summer\, with Arctic Lupine\, Mountain Monkshood\, Subalpine Buttercup\, Tall Larkspur\, Tall Bluebell\, Indian Paintbrush\, and White Bog-Orchid among the species filling the lush environment between forests of Engelmann Spruce and Subalpine Fir. \nFee: $275.00 + GST + Processing Fee \nPlease note that processing fees may apply for credit card payments. \nHow to Pay and Book: To secure your spot\, click the “BOOK NOW” button at the top of the page to proceed with credit card payment. A non-refundable deposit of $150.00 is required at the time of booking to hold your place on the trip. The remaining balance is due by July 1st. \nIf you prefer to pay via e-transfer\, please send us a direct message to register. We will require some information for our booking system. E-transfers should be sent to jocelyn@peakwyldco.ca — auto deposit is enabled. \nWhat if the Trip is Canceled Due to Unforeseen Circumstances? In the event of a cancellation due to acts of God\, your credit will be transferred to a future date. If the trip does not reach the minimum number of participants\, you will receive a full refund\, including your deposit. \nCancellation Policy: Due to the nature of multi-day backpacking adventures and the upfront costs involved\, the $150.00 deposit is non-refundable under all circumstances. \nIf you need to cancel\, please do so at least 5 days in advance of the trip departure date. Cancellations made 5 or more days before the trip will receive a full refund of any amounts paid beyond the deposit. \nCancellations made within 0–5 days of the trip will not be eligible for any refund or future credit on the remaining balance paid. We appreciate your understanding and encourage you to give as much notice as possible\, as spots are limited. \nPlease note that weather and safety considerations may occasionally affect the planned route or itinerary. We strive to deliver an exceptional backcountry experience and will always communicate any changes as early as possible. \nWhere do we meet? Participants will meet at the Tumbler Ridge Visitor Centre at 9:00 AM on July 24th. Address: 265 Southgate St\, Tumbler Ridge\, BC V0C 2W0. \nHow much water should I carry? It is recommended to pack a minimum of 2 litres of water for the trail. Hydration bladders are particularly effective in the summer months. A water filter will be provided by your guide for refilling at water sources along the route. \nAre dogs allowed? Unfortunately\, dogs are not permitted on this trip\, except for the guide’s dog. \nIs it a women-only trip? No\, our backpacking trips are inclusive and everyone is welcome to join! \nIs it beginner-friendly? This trip is suitable for those with some hiking experience and a good base level of fitness. The terrain includes challenging sections with elevation gain\, and participants should be comfortable carrying a loaded pack and walking for extended periods over multiple days. Please note the route is rated moderate to challenging due to its distance and backcountry nature. \nCan children join? Participants must be 16 years of age or older to join this backpacking trip. \nHow do we get to the trailhead? We will coordinate a carpool led by the guide from the Visitor Centre to the trailhead. \nWhat if the roads are bad? Meeting at the Tumbler Ridge Visitor Centre at 9:00 AM allows ample time to reach the trailhead. Please drive at your own pace and ensure you have the guide’s contact number saved in your phone in case you encounter any issues along the way. \nWhere can I go to the bathroom? Restroom facilities are available at the Visitor Centre before departure. In the backcountry\, your guide will walk you through Leave No Trace waste practices — this is part of the experience. \nIs Peak Wyld Co responsible for my vehicle during the trip? No\, participants are responsible for their own vehicles while driving to and from the trailhead. Peak Wyld Co is not liable for any damages incurred to vehicles while driving or parked at the trailhead. \nWhat should I pack? We’ve put together a full backpacking packing list on our blog to help you prepare for your adventure. Head to peakwyldco.ca/blog and look for “Backpacking list” for a complete breakdown of what to bring. Your guide will also confirm any specific gear requirements closer to the trip date. \n\nBOOK NOW URL:https://peakwyldco.ca/event/holzworth-meadows/ LOCATION:Tumbler Ridge Visitor Centre CATEGORIES:All,Backpacking,Day Events,Day Hikes,Tumbler Ridge ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://peakwyldco.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Sleep-in-the-wildflowers.jpg END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260731T090000 DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260802T170000 DTSTAMP:20260611T173159 CREATED:20260610T151840Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260610T163927Z UID:19751-1785488400-1785690000@peakwyldco.ca SUMMARY:Tunnel Mtn - Tumbler Ridge - Backpacking DESCRIPTION:Wyld — 3-Day Backcountry Traverse · July 31–Aug 2\, 2026\n\n\n\n \n\n Wyld \n\nItinerary\nDetails\nGallery\nFAQ\nBook Now\n\n\n \n\nWyld Backcountry  ·  Canadian Rockies  ·  July 31 – August 2\, 2026 \nGo Wyldin the Range\nA 3-day guided backcountry traverse through alpine meadows\, ancient forests\, glacial valleys — and a legendary tunnel through the mountain itself. \n \n Reserve Your Spot\n \n \n Scroll\n\n\n 22km\n Total Distance\n 3\n Days Wyld\n 1\n Mountain Tunnel\n 8\n Max Group Size\n \n\nThe Wyld Experience \nWhere the trail ends\,the Wyld begins\nFor three days you’ll carry everything you need into one of the most spectacular corners of the Canadian Rockies — a landscape of cathedral peaks\, wildflower-smothered ridgelines\, and glacial streams so clear you can count every stone on the bottom. \nThe Wyld route threads through old-growth forest\, climbs above treeline to a secret tunnel carved through solid rock by millennia of frost and water\, then descends through valley meadows blazing with summer colour. Small groups\, no crowds. Just the mountains and the people beside you. \n 🚗\n Trailhead Vehicle Info\n We encourage everyone to carpool and arrive with as few vehicles as possible — the less at the trailhead\, the better. Sara will be able to take a few participants from the Visitor Centre\, so reach out ahead of time to coordinate. Snowfencing is available from the Visitor Centre for those leaving vehicles there.\n \n\n \n\nWyld Itinerary \nThree Days. Three Worlds.\n \n \n Day 01\n Friday\, July 31 \nInto the Forest\nWe meet at the Visitor Centre for check-in\, bear spray orientation\, and a shuttle to the trailhead. From there we push into old-growth subalpine forest — ferns brushing our knees\, light filtering through canopies of spruce and fir. Day one is about finding your Wyld rhythm: weight on your back\, the smell of damp moss\, elevation rising steadily around you. Camp tonight beside a rushing glacial stream. \n 📍 7 km\n ↑ +620 m\n ⏱ 3–4 hrs\n 📷 Court Jacobs @court_the_original\n \n \n Day 02\n Saturday\, August 1 \nThe Tunnel Climb\nThe centrepiece of the Wyld traverse. A sustained climb through open alpine pushes you higher until the mountain reveals its secret: a natural tunnel worn through solid rock\, its arched opening framing an impossible panorama of snow-patched summits and deep green valleys below. \n “Step through the tunnel and the whole range opens up in front of you. One of those moments you don’t forget.” \nAfter the summit ridge\, descend into the next valley. Tonight’s camp sits under a sky with no light pollution for 100 kilometres in any direction. \n 📍 9 km\n ↑ +860 m\n ⏱ 6–7 hrs\n 📷 Antonio Sunción @AntonioSunción\n \n \n Day 03\n Sunday\, August 2 \nThe Trek Home\nThe final day carries you back through the heart of it all. A morning traverse of wildflower-covered ridgelines — the whole three-day route spread out behind you in one sweeping glance. Rocky meadows give way to subalpine switchbacks\, then forest\, then the shuttle back to the Visitor Centre. \nThe mountains will look the same as when you left. You won’t be. That’s Wyld. \n 📍 6 km\n ↓ –1\,480 m\n ⏱ 4–5 hrs\n 📷 Court Jacobs @court_the_original\n Book Now — Register Here\n\n \n\n \n \n \n \n \n \nPhotography by Court Jacobs @court_the_original  ·  Antonio Sunción @AntonioSunción \n\n \n\nTrip Details \nEverything you needto go Wyld\nTrip Specs\n\nDatesJuly 31 – August 2\, 2026\nDuration3 Days / 2 Nights\nTotal Distance~22 km\nDay 17 km · +620 m · 3–4 hrs\nDay 29 km · +860 m · 6–7 hrs\nDay 36 km · –1\,480 m · 4–5 hrs\nDifficultyModerate / Challenging\nMax Group Size8 participants\nMin Age18 years\n\nWhat’s Included\n\nWyld-certified expert guide throughout\nBear spray mini-course at the Visitor Centre\nCarpooling encouraged — Sara can take a few participants from the Visitor Centre\nSnowfencing available at the Visitor Centre for parked vehicles\nAll backcountry permits\nGuide carries full first aid kit\, emergency supplies & communication device\nWater filter for backcountry refills\nPre-trip gear consultation\n$5 per booking donated to Wolverine Nordic & Mountain Society\nPeak Wyld Co. sticker — a small marker of something that felt anything but small\n\nFitness & Experience\n\nFitness levelModerate–High\nPrior backpacking exp.Recommended\nPack weight (typical)14–18 kg\nTerrainTrail\, Scree\, Alpine\, Rock Tunnel\n\nPricing & Payment\n\nPer person$275 CAD + GST\nNon-refundable deposit$150 CAD at booking\nBalance dueJuly 1\, 2026\nBookings after July 1Full payment required\nPay by credit cardBook Now ↗\nPay by e-transferjocelyn@peakwyldco.ca\n\nCancellation Policy\n\nDepositNon-refundable\nCancel 5+ days beforeFull refund of balance\nCancel 0–5 days beforeNo refund on balance\nBookings after July 1Full payment\, no refund\nTrip cancelled by WyldCredit to future date\nMin. participants not metFull refund incl. deposit\n\nMeeting Point\n\nLocationTumbler Ridge Visitor Centre\nAddress265 Southgate St\, Tumbler Ridge BC\nCheck-in9:00 AM\, July 31\nShuttle departs9:30 AM\nEstimated return~3:00 PM\, August 2\n\n\n \n\nFrequently Asked Questions \nGot questions?We’ve got answers.\n Where do we meet?\n At the Tumbler Ridge Visitor Centre at 9:00 AM on July 31st. Address: 265 Southgate St\, Tumbler Ridge\, BC V0C 2W0. We’ll handle the shuttle to the trailhead from there.\n How do we get to the trailhead?\n We encourage everyone to carpool and keep vehicle numbers at the trailhead to a minimum — the less vehicles\, the better. Sara will be able to take a few participants from the Visitor Centre\, so get in touch ahead of time to arrange a ride. Snowfencing is available from the Visitor Centre for those leaving vehicles there.\n How much water should I carry?\n Pack a minimum of 2 litres to start each day. Your guide carries a water filter for refilling at streams and water sources along the route. Hydration bladders work especially well in summer heat.\n Are dogs allowed?\n Unfortunately\, dogs are not permitted on this trip — except for the guide’s dog.\n Is this trip beginner-friendly?\n This trip is suitable for those with some hiking experience and a solid base level of fitness. The terrain includes challenging sections with elevation gain\, and you should be comfortable carrying a loaded pack over multiple days. Rated moderate to challenging.\n Can children join?\n Participants must be 18 years of age or older to join this backpacking trip.\n Is this a women-only trip?\n No — our backpacking trips are inclusive and everyone is welcome to join!\n What if weather or road conditions are bad?\n We monitor conditions closely and will communicate any changes as early as possible. If the trip is cancelled due to acts of God or safety concerns\, your payment will be credited to a future date. If minimum participants aren’t met\, you’ll receive a full refund including your deposit.\n Where can I go to the bathroom in the backcountry?\n Facilities are available at the Visitor Centre before departure. In the backcountry\, your guide will walk you through Leave No Trace waste practices — it’s part of the experience and nothing to worry about.\n Is Wyld responsible for my vehicle?\n Participants are responsible for their own vehicles. Wyld is not liable for damages while driving or parked. We recommend carpooling where possible and using the Visitor Centre as your staging point\, where snowfencing is available.\n What should I pack?\n We’ve put together a full backpacking packing list on our blog. Head to peakwyldco.ca/blog and look for “Backpacking List” for a complete breakdown. Your guide will also confirm any specific gear requirements closer to the trip date.\n How do I pay?\n Click Book Now to pay by credit card. To pay by e-transfer\, send to jocelyn@peakwyldco.ca (auto-deposit enabled) and DM us to register. A $150 deposit is required to hold your spot\, with the balance due July 1\, 2026. Bookings made after July 1 require full payment of $275 CAD + GST at time of booking.\n\n \n\nLimited Spots — Go Wyld \nReady to answerthe call?\nOnly 8 spots per departure. This trip fills fast. Secure your place with a $150 deposit and we’ll send your full Wyld pre-trip pack list and gear guide. \n Book Now\n Ask Peak Wyld a Question\n\n \n\n Wyld \n© 2026 Peak Wyld Co. All rights reserved. \n 📷 @court_the_original\n 📷 @AntonioSunción\n jocelyn@peakwyldco.ca URL:https://peakwyldco.ca/event/tunnel-mtn-tumbler-ridge-backpacking/ LOCATION:Tumbler Ridge Visitor Centre CATEGORIES:All,Backpacking,Tumbler Ridge ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://peakwyldco.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/651ab1dc-664e-4ce4-969b-b32c4fe52858.jpg END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR