Expedition Summary

Level 1 — beginner to intermediate with some camping experience.

Level 2 — intermediate to advanced with camping and uneven terrain experience.

Level 3 — advanced only, with wilderness camping as well as uneven and steep terrain experience.

As the weather in alpine conditions can be variable, and some ground may still have snow on higher passes, our itineraries are flexible and may change before or during the trek depending on the group’s abilities and external factors out of our control.

Given the South Chilcotin Mountains are generally dry (with only 10 inches of precipitation annually), and almost bug-free climate, pack for generally warm days with cooler temperatures in the evenings. Mountain weather can be unpredictable, so be prepared for all weather conditions and layer your clothing.

Trip conditions include:

• Steep but moderate terrain, requiring no special climbing techniques.
• No assistance required in setting up camp.
• Permanent wilderness camps with individually-heated tent cabins (some with gravity-fed hot showers).

Mid-May through October, 2008.

See specific trips for exact dates.

• Licensed guide
• Camping and park fees
• Pack horses to carry equipment
• Equipment and duffle bags provided
• Satellite phone carried by guide for safety backup
• Freshly prepared meals each day, with fresh fruit and vegetables

• Flight
• Personal kit
• Personal travel insurance
• Items of personal nature, souvenirs, drinks, et cetera
• Return transport between Vancouver, BC (Surrey) and the ranch (optional)