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There are many terrain options including tree skiing.

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A backcountry lodge in Canada that offers all the charm of a European mountain hut - all to yourself!

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Burnie Glacier Chalet is easy to get to - leave Vancouver in the morning and ski in the afternoon!

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The view is beyond anything you've ever seen.

About

 

The Chalet

Burnie-Hütte

Willkommen auf der Burnie-Hütte!

Guides

Getting Here

Smithers, BC looks like it’s way up north, but we are actually still in the southern half of this wonderful place called British Columbia.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here is a list of your most frequently asked questions.

Insurance Information

You may wish to purchase Insurance for your trip this page provides some relevant info.

Payment and Booking Conditions

Important information regarding our payment policies and methods as well as booking conditions.

What to Bring

Rental skis, skins, ski crampons, beacons, probes and shovels are available, but we recommend you bring your own. See full list.

Testimonials

No need to take our word for it…

News

Stay in touch with the Bear Mountaineering & the Burnie Glacier Chalet!

Galleries

Watch some great videos or look through our photos of great trips!

Links

Our links are a great resource of mountain guides and places to experience!

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Contact

Have a question? Send us a message.
 

My husband and I did the second half of the Donjek River route with Christoph Dietzfelbinger of Bear Mountaineering in 2010. This was our first trip with him but not our last, as we intend to do another in 2011. The trip was a complete success thanks to his expertise, organization, and personality. The equipment and food were great, his enthusiasm and experience inspire confidence, and Christoph is a charming and interesting fireside companion. We both unreservedly recommend Bear Mountaineering to anyone wanting guided wilderness travel in western Canada. 

Noni Fenwick-Wilson and Stirling Fraser, Comox BC