Bear Paw Camp & Cabin

Our deepest wilderness camp set in historic mountain meadows beneath epic terrain

The Camp

Bear Paw Camp is set deep in the heart of the mountains in a tranquil and historic location that has beckoned both people and animals for generations. Historically used as the idyllic hunting and exploration camp, Bear Paw has been re-stored to now be the core resting grounds for mountain bikers, and hikers who are looking to get deep into the wilderness and experience epic trails and terrain.

Bear Paw Camp was built in 1947 by a wealthy group of hunters and backcountry travelers from Little Gun Lake. The group hired Ben McCannister who also built other local outposts known as Cowboy Camp, Big Creek Camp, Liza Valley Camp, and Bear Paw Camp - formerly known as Tyax Camp. As you sit in this camp consider the nearly 70 years that men, women and families worked to maintain this special spot; roofs propped after heavy winters, supplies carried in by horse, and specifically the Menhinick clan who spent over 30 years packing and travelling in these mountains maintaining trails and camps for all to enjoy.


Pricing

Bear Paw Camp & Cabin

Enjoy the beauty of this remote location and discover all it has to offer on your own. However, indulge in a bit of luxury by having a camp host/cook prepare all your meals while also keeping camp running smoothly.

Price (Weekdays - Mon-Thurs): $400 per person, per night
Price (Weekends - Fri-Sun & Holidays): $475 per person, per night

Includes: prepared meals, all accommodation, and use of recreational equipment.

*Prices do not include tax