This is adventure travel the way it was meant to be. Ride or hike the trails that your colleagues and friends only dream about! Travel ancient game trails, hear the rush of glacial fed rivers, discover 50 million year-old fossils, and see a spectacular array of colour across miles of over 150 species of wild flowers. Experience it for yourself.

The pristine wilderness of Spruce Lake Park is accessible by foot, bike, horseback or float plane only. Its remoteness helps preserve the outstanding quality of wilderness. Unlike the granite Coast Ranges to the south, our Chilcotin Mountains have rounded tops and broad U-shaped valleys. The glaciated shale terrain makes summitting challenging yet obtainable, no matter what your method of travel. 

Located on the leeward side of the Coast Mountains, the South Chilcotins lie within a transition one between the Coast Mountains and the Chilcotin Plateau. This favoured position produces a rain shadow. This means sunny skies and a dry climate.The environment is “almost bug-free.”

How to get here

If you require assistance getting to the lodge, there is a passenger shuttle bus running from Vancouver to Chilcotin Holidays, which is available Sunday, Monday, Thursday and Saturday. If you have your own group (6-10 passengers) we can schedule the bus to run any day of the week. The 7:00am departure from a designated hotel arrives at Chilcotin Holidays around noon. From there you can be dropped off at the trail head to Spruce Lake and Hike or bike to the lodge by your self, or you can be guided into the lodge with Chilcotin Holidays staff. We also can arrange a flight in and out for you by floatplane!