Riders meet at the office at 10:00 am and are transported by van to the stables. There you will by met by your guides and horses and mount up for the 10 mile ride to the first lodge, via glacier-fed waters of the Bow River, Healy and Brewster Creeks.
Day 2:
The adventure continues southward with a ride up the next lodge. The trail winds along the historic Strom pack trail with rugged Sundance Range dominating the eastern horizon.
Day 3:
After a warm good bye to the lodge you will head back to the first lodge for the night.
Day 4:
One last day on the trail, a soft 10 mile ride from the lodge back to the stables, arriving approximately 4:30 pm.
Throughout the Canadian Arctic waterways history manifests in physical
geography as we pass straits, islands and peninsulas bearing the names of the men who charted this for-bidden arctic coastline. MORE INFO
As the premier remote fly- in lodge and confe- rence centre in the Northwest
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As a remote fly- in lodge and polar bear viewing wilderness lodge,
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