Ultimate British Columbia
Trip Summary
Join this jam-packed adventure in Super, Natural British Columbia and hit all the most epic highlights in just two weeks! Begin with a backpacking trip through Garibaldi Park, whose stunning landscapes are filled with turquoise lakes, iconic snow-capped peaks, and colorful alpine meadows. Then rope up for a thrilling descent down cascading waterfalls on a canyoneering adventure in the Sea to Sky corridor. The famous BC via ferrata awaits, with metal rungs built into the granite so you can ascend high above the fjords below. Wrap up your trip with a wildlife-filled sea kayak along the turquoise waters of Indian Arm, an adventurous summit to the most prominent peak in British Columbia, and a thrilling ride down the Elaho River. This adventure-packed camp is the ultimate way to explore British Columbia.
Itinerary
Backpack in Garibaldi Provincial Park
Garibaldi Provincial Park in British Columbia is downright epic. Think endless snow-capped mountain views, bright turquoise lakes, and meadows bursting with colorful wildflowers like lupine, avalanche lilies, and Indian paintbrush. Along the trails, we might spot mountain goats, marmots, pikas, deer, or even a bear (from a safe distance, of course). And then there’s the Black Tusk—a wild, jet-black rock tower left behind by a volcano thousands of years ago. Hiking in Garibaldi leads to jaw-dropping scenery, cool wildlife, and one of the most iconic landmarks in all of BC.
Go canyoning in Squamish
Canyoning in British Columbia is like jumping right into a natural adventure park. Hidden in the Sea to Sky corridor is a canyon packed with cascading falls, natural rock slides, mossy cliffs, and sparkling swimming holes. One minute you're rappelling down a cliff, laughing while being splashed a waterfall, and the next you're leaping into a crystal-clear pool with your friends! Surrounded by lush rainforest, canyoning is one of the coolest ways to experience BC's wilderness.
Climb the via ferrata in Squamish
Clip in and climb high above Squamish's emerald-colored Howe Sound. Navigating steel rungs, bridges, and cables built right into the granite, you'll ascend to a birds-eye view of the fjord below and snowy peaks all around. This is a perfect blend of thrill and challenge while safely clipped in to glacier-carved domes.
Sea kayak in Say Nuth Khaw Yum Provincial Park
You've climbed high above the fjords; now, you get to hop into a kayak and explore up close. In Say Nuth Khaw Yum, you’ll paddle past granite cliffs and waterfalls, have lunch and swim on the banks of islands, and hopefully catch glimpses of harbor seals, eagles, sea stars and other wildlife.
Summit attempt on Golden Ears
Let's get ready to earn some of our best views yet. The Golden Ears trail is an all-day push through forest, boulder fields, and alpine ridges, but the payoff is unreal: sweeping views of glaciers, Coast Mountains, and Fraser Valley. You’ll push your limits—but standing on the summit feels like you’re on top of British Columbia itself.
Whitewater raft the Elaho River
Brace yourself for glacier-fed rapids and big, nonstop waves on the Elaho River. Team up and paddle through class 3–4 rapids, tackle features with names like “Devil’s Elbow” and “Steamroller,” and soak in the scenery—glaciers, dense rainforest, and towering peaks—while you catch your breath on the calmer sections. Bring your sense of adventure for an epic day on the river.
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