Explore the wild mountains and stay in style
Pick Yer Trip!
Our regular hiking scenario involves staying each night at the lodge and doing day trips in the Kokanee Range from our lodge location at treeline, elevation 2200 meter (7,200 feet). Here, you can call this magnificent place your backcountry home! Stunning mountain vistas from high mountain ridges and summits reward your daily hiking journeys via a trail network of 20 km and unlimited off-trail options for intermediate to advanced outdoor enthusiasts.
| Trip | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| The Prospector Self-guided Self-Catered | $525/night + tax For every person beyond 10 add $50/person/night + tax | Rent the whole darn lodge! Cook your favourite meals in our high class kitchen. |
| The Grubstake Catered/Self-guided | $525/night + tax Price is an additional $95 per person plus 5% tax for groups of 8-10. | Wander amongst the alpine wonders. Visit the motherload lake and summit Misty. You can take on all the adventures when one of our all star chefs is preparing all your meals for you as you expand your horizons. |
| The Motherload Guided and Catered | $525/night + tax Price is an additional $95 per person plus 5% tax for groups of 8-10. Add $300/day for the Guide. Number of Guides depend on group size. | Be shown the vast mountains, valleys and different drainages that surround the lodge by our knowledgeable guides. Return from each days adventure to a beautifully prepared meal by one of our all star chefs. |
| Sunrise Basin Remote Campsite Stocked backcountry campsite | $40/night/person, only available with lodge booking | Add a night or two to your trip by staying at our fully stocked remote campsite in the Motherload Basin. Approximately 2 hour hike from the lodge and supplied with stove, gas, dishes, latrine, tents and sleeping pads. All you need is your day hiking pack, food and sleeping bag. |
| Sourdough Traverse Guided Backcountry Camping & Lodge SOLD OUT 2024 | Email reservations@kmhbc.com for inquiries Recommended 6-8 people | For the more adventurous, join us on a guided 5 day hike. Spend 3 nights camping at fully stocked campgrounds with the last (4th) night at the glorious lodge. All you need is your day pack! **Read More Below** |
We provide sleeping pads, duvets and pillows.
All you need to bring is your sheets, pillow case and dreamland awaits.
We’re Kid Friendly ~ it’s an achievable adventure for the whole family.
*PORTER and HELICOPTER SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE*
Pick Yer Dates!
We are open July 6th to October 5th, 2024
To Inquire about a summer booking using the calendar below please select each night you would like to spend at the lodge and fill out the information. In the details section please clarify which date you would like to hike in and out.
Once your booking request is received and confirmed we will send you an invoice. Full payment is required to secure your booking.
Please review the waiver.
***Note Calendar does not indicate availability of The Sourdough Traverse or Yoga Retreats ***
For Sourdough Traverse bookings contact Melissa at reservations@kmhbc.com OR 250-353-1094
Yoga in the Mountains
Does sunrise yoga in the alpine tickle your fancy? Join Footsteps Eco Adventures in a rejuvenating retreat in the mountains hosted by Leah Brown http://footstepsecoadventures.com/
Yoga classes will be held on our beautiful outdoor, glacier view platform in the wildflower meadows.
MULTI DAY SOURDOUGH TRAVERSE:
The SourDough Traverse….A Spectacular hidden Gem , a Kootenay Classic. 5 days of hiking along a High elevation ridgelines, overflowing with wildflowers, camp alongside Alpine lakes for 2 nights, while being surrounded by 5 different mtn ranges. 3 Nights Camping with the last (4th) night at the lodge.
2024 Dates contact reservations@kmhbc.com
NOTE: This trip is best suited for Experienced hikers with a high level of fitness. Experience with “OFF-Trail” hiking and comfort with exposure is required. Some folks say it’s right up there with the “West Coast trial”. A Classic !
What’s so SPECIAL about this hike? All you need is a day pack !! That’s right NO Heavy pack. At both nights camping sites we have located “stash” boxes , supplied with all camping supplies, along with all Non-perishable food and “Beverages”.
Only things you need in your pack (besides a bit of fresh “Grub”), is a sleeping bag, camera, tooth brush, and a change of clothing.
Enjoy your 4th nights dinner at the Lodge in our Dining room (or on our deck), with unparalleled views of Kokanee Glacier. Enjoy a relaxing Sweat in our Sauna followed by a sweet shower.
Become “Star struck”, by the night sky filled with billions of stars.
Top it off by falling off to Sleep in clean sheets in a large, comfy bed in our spacious lodge.
The 4th day you have the choice of Hiking into the nearby alpine meadows and ridges , bag a peak or 2, Explore an old mine site from the 1890’s. A short hike takes you out to our trailhead in Carpenter creek, where we can shuttle you back to your vehicle where we started our 4 day hike
~D. Gadotti writes about our Sourdough traverse:
Magnificent!!!! Thank You , Thank you, Thank You on so many levels! First of all for telling me about this tour, I had never heard of about it from any other source. This should be one of the classic hikes of the world, up there with the West coast trail and the North coast of Kywaii Island!, here it is in my backyard !
Thank You for the care you put into preparing those camps, such loving foresight in trying to anticipate every need and want of your hikers, I particularly appreciated the latrines, so well built, away from water sources, sheltered from wind and privacy…
~Robert Young
I’ve been an avid hiker most of my life, This is THE BEST HIKE EVER!
~Cathy Hopland
My husband Jim and I enjoyed this Amazing trip , we’re looking forward to coming back again.
Family Friendly Hiking
Old Silver Mine.
We just hiked up with a group including 8 kids, ages 5 – 10.
It took us 3-4 hours including lunch at the lake.
They all had a great time.
There is a short, steep climb at the beginning of the hike. But there were huckleberries to entertain the kids. After that it’s quite an easy hike all the way to the lake. Then a little steep part to get up to the pass, but the kids were excited to get to the top so that was no problem. They really liked stopping at the old silver mine along the way.
The kids climbed to the summit of Misty Mountain the next day. They also had a lot of fun exploring the huge alpine basin around the lodge.
