challenging
5–7 hours daily
Participants should have strong endurance and the ability to navigate technical terrain over multiple days.
Ride or hike through British Columbia’s remote South Chilcotin Mountains on a multi-day trek combining challenging terrain with historic camps. Tyax Adventures offers a wilderness experience tailored for intermediate to expert outdoor enthusiasts.
Deep Dive into the South Chilcotins
Experience the breathtaking South Chilcotin Mountains on a thrilling four-day adventure, featuring exhilarating mountain biking or hiking through stunning backcountry trails. Enjoy three nights in historic camps while covering impressive distances, perfect for intermediate to expert adventurers. Immerse yourself in nature and create unforgettable memories in this remote paradise.
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Deep dive into the South Chilcotin Mountains, with four days of classic backcountry, alpine and valley single track, with three nights in our historic and well-equipped backcountry camps.
Daily Ride Time: 5-7 hours Ride Type: Cross Country/All Mountain Single Track with some Hike-a-Bike Distance: 80-100kms Total Skill Rating: Intermediate to Expert Fitness Rating: Level 2 or 3
Daily Hike Time: 5-7 hours Hike Type: Multi-use, remote and historic backcountry trails Distance: 60-80 kms Total Fitness Rating: Level 2 or 3
Trails mix rocky singletrack and alpine meadows; sturdy footwear or a reliable mountain bike with good suspension is essential.
Natural water sources are available but require treatment—carry a filter or purification tablets for safety.
Bring versatile clothing and rain gear; mountain weather in the South Chilcotins is unpredictable, even in summer.
Yield appropriately and communicate when passing, especially on narrow singletrack sections.
The South Chilcotin region holds cultural significance for the Tsilhqot'in Nation and was historically a corridor for First Nations trade routes and early settlers.
Tyax Adventures promotes Leave No Trace principles, emphasizing minimal impact camping and trail maintenance to preserve this fragile highland ecosystem.
Crucial for handling the South Chilcotin’s rugged, technical singletrack.
summer specific
Provides support and grip on uneven backcountry trails and rocky alpine terrain.
spring|fall specific
Lightweight and breathable layers manage changing temperatures and weather.
all specific
Enables safe access to natural water on remote trails.
all specific