Experience mountain camping with comfort at Bear Paw Camp in Gold Bridge, BC, where cozy canvas tents meet alpine wilderness and hot showers meet hearty meals.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–4 days typical stay
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness required for day hikes and outdoor activities around camp
Wildlife
History
The area is part of the traditional territory of the Xaʼxtsa people, with rich Indigenous heritage.
Conservation
Bear Paw Camp emphasizes sustainable practices including waste reduction and limited environmental impact camping.
Tyax Adventures
Experience mountain camping with comfort at Bear Paw Camp in Gold Bridge, BC, where cozy canvas tents meet alpine wilderness and hot showers meet hearty meals.
Tyax Adventures operates from Gold Bridge, British Columbia, offering backcountry camping, mountain cabin stays, guided hiking and mountain biking tours, and floatplane charter and sightseeing flights. The company manages a network of remote camps and cabins — including Spruce Camp, Bear Paw Camp, Trigger Camp, Sky Camp and Eldorado Cabin — providing canvas tent accommodation, cabin lodging and catered or self-sufficient packages depending on the location.
Hosts at Tyax Adventures prepare hearty meals at catered camps and provide essential camp amenities such as hot showers, camp wear and access to row boats at Spruce Lake. Eldorado Cabin sits at approximately 7,100 ft and offers a wood-burning sauna and an outdoor fire ring for an elevated mountain retreat. Sky Camp includes luxurious catered packages and guided adventures for guests seeking a higher level of comfort.
Tyax Adventures also runs structured multi-day mountain biking and hiking tours with clearly stated durations and skill/fitness ratings, plus half- and full-day valley tours tailored to different ability levels. BC charter flights and sightseeing tours operate via floatplane to more than 20 destinations, with aircraft configured for up to five passengers and experienced pilots providing regional orientation.
Groups can book self-sufficient camp stays or fully catered experiences; minimum group sizes and booking details vary by trip and date availability. Prospective guests are advised to contact Tyax Adventures directly for reservations, date confirmations and logistical information. The company’s offerings focus on safe, guided access to the South Chilcotins’ remote landscapes and mountain recreation opportunities.
Tours Offered
12+
Multi-day and single-day options available
Charter Destinations
20+
Floatplane flights to 20+ destinations
Base Location
Gold Bridge, BC
Gateway to the South Chilcotins
Camp Types
Tents & Cabins
Canvas tents, cabins and sauna
Select a remote camp, guided MTB or hiking tour, or book a BC charter flight — secure dates fill quickly, so contact Tyax Adventures to confirm availability.
Pack layered clothing
Mountain weather changes quickly; bring layers to stay comfortable day and night.
Bring waterproof footwear
Trails can be wet or muddy; sturdy waterproof boots ensure dry feet.
Reserve meals ahead
Bear Paw Camp offers meals prepared on site, but early reservations guarantee availability.
Carry a headlamp
Although the camp is cozy, nighttime activities and paths require reliable light.
Layered outdoor clothing
Keeps you warm and adaptable to mountain temperature shifts.
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Waterproof hiking boots
Protects your feet on varied terrain and in wet conditions.
Sleeping bag rated for cool temperatures
Ensures rest during cold mountain nights in the tents.
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Headlamp with extra batteries
Necessary for navigating around camp after dark.