Beaverfoot Lodge in the Summertime

Hiking

Hikers will find challenging trails through heavily wooded areas that eventually break out into startlingly beautiful alpine meadows covered with wild flowers, or enjoy the surprise of a brilliant blue-green glacial lake as you descend over a small ridge. "We offer 360 Km of trails with two satellite camps for long hauls"

Mountain Biking

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Canoeing

Canoes are available at the lodge for quiet paddling on nearby lakes or a more adventurous fun down the Beaverfoot River below the lodge.

Fishing

With fishing guides from surrounding area or do it your self on the Beaverfoot pond. Fishing gear available at the Trading post.

Wagon Rides

Beaverfoot Lodge is proud to offer wagon rides through our property. An adventure for the whole family or a romantic rendezvous for two.

Trail Rides

Summer activities feature a guide service with trail riding being the prime summer activity at Beaverfoot Lodge. The length of the ride can vary with the tastes of the rider, and horses can be found to suit even the most experienced rider. Hourly and daily rates are offered separately for people not staying at the lodge.

White Water Rafting

In partnership with Kootenay River Runners, Beaverfoot offers various river rafting packages on the nearby Kicking Horse river. Launch is just down the road from Beaverfoot Lodge.

Bird Watching

The woods abound with a variety of birds for the avid birdwatcher and photographer. Over 110 species have been recorded in the area. The guides are familiar with the birds and animals of the area and assist you in the identification.

Back Packing

A 3-day pack trip through the back country to the top of 1,100 foot high Helmet Falls. The 1st night is spent in our wilderness cabin. The next day features a horseback ride through alternating woods and open slide areas until you reach the tent camp and settle on for dinner. The 2nd day is open hiking across mountain slopes beside the crystalline sides of a glacier, to our ultimate goal, top of the falls for an overwhelming peek over the edge to the cascade of water below. Once again you camp in the tents under the brilliant stars. The last day you ride back to lodge and head for home "IF YOU MUST".

Covered Wagon Camping

A very unique feature at Beaverfoot is the Covered Wagon Campground which is in operation from May 15th to Labor Day weekend. Weddings and wedding receptions are one of the most popular uses of the wagon train. Twenty wagons which sleep 2 people each circled for the night around a central campfire. These stationary wagons serve as bedrooms next to toilet and shower facilities. Meals are available on request. A perfect place for a family reunion or club meeting.