Mountain Cabin Facilities - Gold Bridge BC
Recharge in the true wilderness with our mountain cabin rentals
As well as our guest ranch accommodation, we also have a selection of wilderness mountain cabins in the remote back-country. You can stay at our ranch on the first and / or last night of your trip before staying in our back-country cabins, or start your adventure from the trailhead. Enjoy a long weekend getaway, or spend a whole week in the wilderness.
A real back-country hut experience, a stay in one of our rustic Gold Bridge mountain cabin rentals provides the perfect wilderness adventure to immerse yourself in nature. These cabins are located in the South Chilcotin Mountains Provincial Park, the Big Creek Provincial Park or the Shulaps Range, British Columbia, Canada.
You can travel light when staying in our cabins. Our cabins are fully equipped with propane stoves, cookware, and basic dry goods, all you need is your fresh food and personal gear. Water can be accessed from creeks running close by. The campsite provides an authentic wilderness experience with a contained fire pit, and outhouse.
With hitching posts, corrals and / or grazing access at all of our camps, you can bring your own horses for a back-country horse riding experience. To graze, your horses need to know how to stake, hobble and / or high-line.
Our cabins are only accessible by horse, hiking, biking or back-country skiing. They are wilderness cabins and all require you to be of moderate fitness. Our Best For recommendations help you choose the camp that’s right for you and your group.
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Our Mountain Cabins
Brett Creek Camp
Location: Shulaps Mountain Range
Best For: Beginner Hikers, Intermediate Horse Riders and Back Country Skiing
Leckie Camp
Location: South Chilcotin Mountains Park
Best For: Beginner Hikers and Mountain Bikers, Intermediate Horse Riders
As one of our lowest elevation camps, Leckie is accessible for much of the year.
Spruce Lake Camp
Location: South Chilcotin Mountains Park
Best For: Intermediate Hikers, Horse Riders and Mountain Bikers
On the shores of Spruce Lake, this camp has excellent fishing. Boats, canoes and fishing gear are available.
Eldorado Camp
Location: South Chilcotin Mountains Park
Best For: Intermediate Hikers, Horse Riders, Bikers, and Back Country Skiing
This camp is ideally placed for access to the alpine for mountain goat viewing and backcountry skiing.
Tyax Camp
Location: South Chilcotin Mountains Park
Best For: Advanced Bikers, Horse Riders and Hikers
Further from the main trails, this camp sees fewer visitors than some of our other areas, giving you a greater opportunity to explore the back-country.
Location: Shulaps Mountain Range
Best For: Beginner Hikers and Intermediate Horse Riders
With the trailhead close by, you aren’t far from a back-country adventures.
Big Creek Camp
Location: Big Creek Provincial Park
Best For: Advanced Bikers, Horse Riders and Hikers
This is one of our most remote camps, it is away from the main park trails giving you a fully immersive back-country wilderness experience.
Location: Shulaps Mountain Range
Best For: Intermediate Hikers and Horse Riders
As one of the more remote cabins, it’s a great way to expand your backcountry skills in intermediate terrain.
Self Guided Cabin Circuit
Location: South Chilcotin Mountains Park and Big Creek Provincial Park
Best For: Advanced Hikers, Horse Riders and Bikers
Perfectly suited to a group who wants to test their back country abilities travelling from hut-to-hut
All our operations are focused on conservation to preserve the environment we benefit from. To minimize wildlife displacement caused by motorized vehicles, as well as limiting helicopter / float plane noise and carbon pollution in the Chilcotin Ark, we do not rent our back-country accommodations to people who wish to access them by helicopter or float plane. Getting into the back country under your own steam is the only responsible way to access this fragile alpine ecosystem. We encourage everyone to participate in citizen science through our wildlife sighting forms, conservation projects, habitat enhancement, and invasive species management initiatives. Find out more about our work through the Chilcotin Ark Institute.
Due to their remote location, guests are responsible for cleaning the cabin before they leave, such as hanging all sleeping pads, sweeping and mopping the cabin and leaving firewood for the next group. Full cleaning details are found in each cabin’s Camp Binder.
The cabins are charged on a daily, weekly or monthly rate.
Be sure to check government websites for more information about bear and cougar safety, fire bans, park restrictions, and trail etiquette. The more prepared you are, the more enjoyable your experience will be.
Experience a transformational journey by challenging yourself to a daily ride, bike, fish, or ski depending on each mountain cabin’s unique location. Trails start right from the back-country hut campsite so you are always close to your next wilderness experience. With multiple horse trails starting from each camp, you can enjoy back-country horse riding based on your horse skills. Get back to basics by splitting firewood, packing pure mountain water from a nearby creek, making a campfire, and cooking outside. Enjoy the break from Wifi, cell service, and TV.
Take a look at our About Us page for more information about packing gear into our mountain camps and trail head drop-offs.
Are you looking for an adventure this summer and the opportunity to connect with nature while still working remotely?
Our summer camp steward program is a unique opportunity to contribute to conservation while working remotely in BC’s back-country. Our log cabins in the remote back country of the South Chilcotin Mountains allow you to be a wilderness steward and work remotely with the wilderness right outside your door. Being in a remote place allows you to create your own work-life balance in connection with nature and all its benefits. As a camp steward, you will complete wildlife sightings forms and grass assessments to make your contribution to the conservation of this unique ecological environment. If you require WiFi, you will need to bring a portable system such as Starlink and a generator / solar power.
For however long your break from the city needs to be, we rent our cabins on a monthly basis.
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