Trail Running Tours

• Your choice of a scenic floatplane flight to an alpine lake to start, or run into the park via a local trail head.

• 3 to 7 days of running and exploring remote and fun mountain trails.

• Some walking to reach the top of mountain passes. Depends ultimately on length of your trip and routes taken – see FAQ’s below.

• Experienced, friendly and professional guide/s.

• All healthy and nutritious meals from lunch on the first day to lunch on the final day.

• 2 to 6 nights double occupancy accommodation in our backcountry camps.

• Unbeatable mountain vistas and stories for a lifetime.

At Camp

• A camp host to greet you and maintain camp.

• A cozy bed in a dual occupancy canvas walled tent (2 people per tent typically)

• Three meals a day when in the mountains. Includes a hot breakfast and dinner prepared by the host, and self prepared and packed lunches for on the trails. A packed lunch prepared by Tyax Adventures is also included on your first day.

• Filtered water to fill your hydration packs and bottles.

• Sleeping bags, sleeping pad/mattresses, and pillows.

• Fleece jackets to help keep you warm in the evenings.

• Crocs footwear to wear while in and around camp.

• Outdoor hot showers with soap.

• An outdoor pit toilet that is basic in nature but fully stocked

• If ordered and paid for more than 30-days in advance – beer, wine and/or cider.

• The opportunity to dry out wet clothes and/or shoes, with a wood fired stove

Essential Items

A 20 to 30 litre pack as you need to carry the items below:

• Daily lunch and snacks provided by Tyax Adventures.

• 2 to 3 litres of water daily.

• Personal medications necessary – including tylenol and/or ibuprofen.

• Light weight and packable jacket that is ideally water proof/wind proof.

• Bear Spray and know how to use it (recommend 1 between 2 people)

• A change of camp clothes as you deem necessary.

• Personal toiletries (soap is provided, but not hair care products etc.)

• Head lamp

• A sleeping bag liner/cotton sheet for in camp – see here

• A pillow case

• Small, packable camp towel (hot shower available) – see here

PRO TIP

• opportunities to fill from creeks/streams if you do not wish to carry a lot of water

• wear the next days clothes in camp the night prior

• opportunity to wash clothes in nearby creeks and dry out overnight with wood fired stoves

• pack travel sized toothpaste, shampoo etc.-not full size.

Optional Items (if space and weight permits)

• Collapsible poles if you typically run with them

• Light weight puffy jacket for in camp in the evenings (fleeces are provided)

• Hat/toque, tights for in camp in the evenings (depending on the time of year visiting)

• Phone or camera for photos

• Personal charging device for phone/camera

• Travel sized personal sunscreen and/or bug spray if feel necessary

Running – Skill Level

Advanced Novice:
You are comfortable running on some singletrack that has few obstacles. You prefer trails with few hills or descents.

Intermediate:
You enjoy running on singletrack that has various obstacles including small loose rock, roots, mud and sand. You like to test yourself with medium sized hills, even though you find them difficult. Exposure with little to no consequence is fine.

Advanced:
You love running singletrack and aren’t deterred by roots, rocks or most obstacles. You are not intimidated by long singletrack climbs and are confident with your personal pace. Exposure is acceptable on moderate trails.

Expert:
You love running in all terrain. When someone says “loose rock, mud, roots, and uneven terrain”, you say “bring it on”. Long climbs and descents with obstacles are exciting, and exposure with reasonable consequences goes unnoticed.

Running – Fitness Level

Level 1:
You trail run weekly and are reasonably fit. You can run at a comfortable pace for 2 – 4 hours including running through some hilly terrain. Your average run is about 10 – 15kms, with some longer runs as a challenge

Level 2:
You trail run 2 – 4 times a week with a focus on fitness. Your average run is 4 – 6 hours at a moderate pace. You often find your runs including 1.5 – 2 hours of hilly or steep mountainous terrain using a run/hike techniques. Wearing a running vest with gear is not abnormal. Running multiple days is found challenging but welcomed

Level 3:
You trail run more than 4 times a week and are very fit. You could run/hike up 6 – 8 hours a day at a good pace, including 2+ hours of hilly and at times steep mountainous terrain. You are used to wearing a running vest ~10 lbs or more and love challenging yourself with big, back to back days

Please ensure you read our full Booking and Cancellation Policy before making a reservation.