I came to the ranch for my university internship and began my transformational journey of personal growth. I was able to contribute responsibility and leadership to our community

See how we take action to address the impact of climate change and empower you to take action as well.

Eldorado is perfect for intermediate hikers and riders. This area is rich in history and inhabited by mountain goats, mule deer and grizzly bears.

Chapters One and Two of Spiritual Partnership introduce some key words and concepts about why to have a spiritual partnership.

What is the current use of nature for tourism? What is being done to conserve this area so many people are benefiting from?

Have you ever seen a grizzly bear in the wild? That was the goal for our two guests, Kim and Nick, when Manon and I guided them on a four day bear tracking and conservation pack trip.

The Prologue and Introduction of Spiritual Partnership introduces you to the concepts of having a spiritual partnership and growing spiritually.

Mule deer are a key species in the Chilcotin Ark but without ongoing conservation, their numbers could decline. Find out about four of the methods we use to conserve mule deer in the Chilcotin Ark.

Tyax Camp is on of our most remote camps, good for experienced riders or hikers. Learn about this camp, the wildlife and landscapes as well as how you can experience each of our Three Pillars, Nature Connection, Conservation and Stewardship and Personal Development while you are there.

In the 12 weeks that I’ve been an intern at the Chilcotin Holidays ranch, I found my place in the Trails to Empowerment community and got exposure to a whole lot of things I never would’ve known about without coming here. These experiences helped to develop my character, increase my skillset, and discover my passions.