THINGS TO DO · WINTER IN THE BLAEBERRY
Winter adventures.
Quiet evenings.
Days out in the mountains. Unhurried nights in the forest. Make camp your base for a winter worth getting outside for.
01 / ICE CLIMBING
Ice climbing.
Spend the day on the ice.
Climb in the cold, then come back to camp, light a fire, get supper going. Swap stories over a meal. Get some sleep. See what tomorrow brings.
Looking for a local guide? Ask us. We can put you in touch.
There are many ice climbs around Golden, including a climb you can reach on foot directly from camp. Guiding is arranged separately from your stay. Climbing depends on suitable conditions.
Ask about a local guide02 / SNOWSHOEING
Take the
slower trail.
Pull on your winter layers and explore the snowy forest around camp.
Ask us about the route towards the river and what conditions are like before heading out.
Make camp your base03 / SKI TOURING
Make a day
of the mountains.
Base yourself at camp for ski touring in the Rogers Pass area, then return to a quieter evening in the woods.
Backcountry travel requires avalanche knowledge, appropriate equipment and current conditions checks. Arrange a qualified guide if you need support; check applicable access and permit requirements.
Check the Rogers Pass avalanche forecast ↗
Check the latest forecast before every trip into avalanche terrain, along with Parks Canada’s winter permits and access requirements.
BACK AT CAMP
See what
tomorrow brings.
Firewood, your own tent, and a kitchen table to come back to.
Plan a winter stay