Pyna-tee-ah is a traditional country lodge, nestled in the heart of the Cariboo Region in British Columbia, surrounded by cedar forest and overlooking the scenic Quesnel River.
With only six rooms and a maximum capacity of 12 to 14 people, Pyna-tee-ah offers authentic Canadian hospitality and a family-orientated homely atmosphere. The lodge is renowned for its country-style gourmet meals, homemade from locally sourced ingredients. There is a large communal area with spectacular natural rock fireplace, a dining and kitchen area, pool table, gift shop and fly fishing den, and a lovely gazebo has been constructed from logs, creating a pleasant outdoor space for relaxing. Free satellite WiFi is available for guests, however there is no mobile phone coverage.
The location in this section of the river offers some of the best trout and salmon pools along its entire course, and the property lies right in the heart of the historic gold mining grounds at the foot of the Cariboo Mountains. This wilderness area of rivers, lakes, wetland and alpine scenery, is surrounded by nature, wildlife and history, and is a fitting setting for an outstanding and authentic Canadian outdoor adventure. Lodge packages are inclusive of accommodation, meals, snacks, and fully guided adventure experiences, and all equipment is provided. You need to bring waterproof raingear (jacket and trousers), waterproof footwear suitable for hiking, warm clothing that can be layered, a daypack to carry camera equipment etc.
Travelling in the depths of winter, this pioneering trip idea focuses on three of Canada’s most iconic mammals: the Canadian lynx, timber wolf and moose. From the comfort of a cosy lodge, you don snowshoes and venture deep into the Cariboo Mountains Provincial Park in search of our target species. Find out more about Wild Canada in Winter
Cariboo Mountains Provincial Park is a true wilderness, dominated by high serrated peaks and glaciers, and densely forested valleys featuring attractive lakes and lush wetlands. Its extensive undeveloped landscape provides critical habitat for a number of wildlife species including grizzlies and rare mountain caribou. Find Out More about {acc:title}
