Near Siwash Lake runs a distant swathe of the mightiest river in BC, flowing through the most glorious frontier area in all of western Canada. Join us for a helicopter safari to this sacred place that is rich in cowboy culture, gold miners' folklore, and First Nations traditions. |

This remote chunk of heartland has a raw, magnetic appeal, where the river cuts through desert like a northern Grand Canyon and where the Cariboo Gold Rush reached a feverish peak in the 1870’s. Experience breathtakingly beautiful vistas and sites seldom seen, steeped in high adventure where history abounds. This five star safari is guaranteed to create stories you and your loved ones will share for a lifetime. |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
Delight in the incredibly varied, dramatic landscapes this safari offers — hovering in the helicopter by towering canyons and sandstone hoodoos that have been carved by wind and water throughout centuries. During salmon season, witness First Nations catching and drying salmon as their ancestors have done for thousands of years in this area. You'll see lots of sage brush and prickly pear cactus — this desert biome is one of the hottest, driest places in all of Canada. Wide open grasslands, steep canyons, and abundant wildlife make this semi-arid country an adventure seeker's paradise. To top it off, the safari culminates with a heli-hike on a high alpine ridge, where you can take in a jaw-dropping 360 degree view, faraway to Siwash Lake in the east and down into the gold rush canyon in the west. |

|