What is the daily mileage covered on this tour?

Daily distances vary but typically range between 15-30 kilometers depending on chosen biking or hiking routes.

Is prior mountain biking experience required?

Yes, intermediate mountain biking skills are recommended due to technical trail sections and elevation changes.

Are meals provided during the tour?

Meals are generally included at the historic camp; special dietary needs can be accommodated with advance notice.

What wildlife might I encounter?

Expect sightings of mountain goats, black bears, marmots, and a variety of bird species native to the Chilcotin area.

Can beginners join the hiking portion?

Moderate hiking experience is advised; guides adjust pace and routes but some sections are steep and rugged.

Is camping gear provided?

Basic camping accommodations are included at the historic camp; specialized gear should be brought by guests.

South Chilcotin MTB & Hiking Adventure in BC | Bike Tour

Set against the raw beauty of the South Chilcotin Mountains near Gold Bridge, British Columbia, this 3 Day 2 Night MTB / Hiking Tour offers a rugged gateway into one of Canada's most captivating backcountry areas. Renowned for sharp peaks, sweeping valleys, and pristine alpine lakes, the region's geology reveals ancient volcanic and sedimentary formations that create dramatic ridgelines and challenging trails. This multi-day tour blends adrenaline-fueled mountain biking with serene hiking, allowing adventurers to engage deeply with the landscape’s diversity.

The tour includes two nights at a historic camp that captures the spirit of the mountains' logging past while providing a genuine wilderness shelter. Daily routes vary from technical singletrack riding to steep hiking ascents, demanding a moderate to challenging fitness level and rewarding efforts with panoramic vistas over the Chilcotin plateau and distant snow-capped summits. Along the way, riders and hikers encounter dense conifer forests rich with Douglas fir, Engelmann spruce, and occasionally glimpse local wildlife such as black bears and mountain goats.

Gold Bridge serves as the nearest access point, a small community embodying classic mountain-town charm with easy access to trailheads. Throughout the trip, environmental respect is emphasized, preserving fragile alpine meadows and wildlife corridors sensitive to human presence. This tour is distinctive here due to the blend of mountain biking and hiking options, historical camp experience, and the remote, almost untouched nature of South Chilcotin’s wild backcountry.

For outdoor enthusiasts seeking an immersive multi-sport experience away from busy tourist hubs, this tour delivers with thrilling trails, cultural resonance, and spectacular natural settings unique to this corner of British Columbia.