Riding through the mountain snow is all part of Bighorn sheep scouting. As wilderness stewards, it is our responsibility to be involved in nature conservation, one of the ways we can do that is through wildlife viewing but getting to the sheep is a challenge in itself.

The ranch is a place of diversity, through our shared goals and purposes, we are a highly functional and successful team or family. Here, we all take initiative for ourselves and the work that needs to be done, we are all leaders and all members of the team.

Chilcotin Holidays offered exactly what I was looking for: self-development, nature and challenges. I wanted to experience something new and connect with nature. The first week of my internship in Tourism Management pushed me out of my comfort zone by being in a new place, working with horses and getting to know the daily life on the ranch.

Every spring, we have the opportunity to tap birch trees. But what are the benefits of drinking birch water?

The power of nature to move us to experience transformation and connection is addictive. Whether you have a wilderness experience with Chilcotin Holidays, or visit your local park, the benefits of spending time in nature are extraordinary.

Here's one of the ways we train our horses to be calm, stable and reliable. This is a story about their first ride.

What are the benefits of spending time in nature? How does this lead to a desire to become a steward of the land?

Ranch life is a transformational journey full of empowering experiences we can't wait to write about and share with you. These experiences are the route to personal growth.

Our guests and mentor guides alike gain a greater sense of empowerment and experience on every wilderness experience trip with Chilcotin Holidays. This is how Kathrin's first time as a mentor guide transformed her as she reconnected with nature and experienced personal growth.

Recording the numbers of wildlife in the area is vital for conservation. Our goal is to conserve this unique environment, and this is one of the ways we are wilderness stewards.