Learn essential bushcraft skills on a 4-day training program in the Canadian wilderness, surrounded by breathtaking views of the South Chilcotin Mountains and the Big Creek Park.
Get closer to nature by mastering the skills of bushcraft in Canada. On our 4-day program, you’ll learn how to live off the land and make the most of British Columbia’s resource-rich coastline. From building a shelter out of natural materials to purifying water and starting a hand drill fire – we’ll teach you everything you need to know about how to survive in the outdoors.
This training course provides much more than just basic bushcraft skills. It takes you out of your comfort zone and gives you the confidence to survive and thrive in the wild.
From
966 CAD
Per Adult
Availability (2019): May - September.
May 16-19, May 30-June 2, Sep 5-8.
TOLL FREE NUMBER IN N. AMERICA: +1 888 285 1676
INTERNATIONAL NUMBER: +1 780 414 1676
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Find out more details about the tour and its highlights
With around 90% of its territories uninhabited, Canada is one of the best places in the world to master bushcraft. This 4-day outdoor and bushcraft training program will give you the skills and aptitude to make you confident in the wildest nature.
Based in the stunning wilderness of British Columbia, our experienced instructors will teach you some of the most important survival skills. You’ll learn to purify water, gather wild edibles, recognize medicinal plants and much more. In the unique environment of the South Chilcotin Mountains, you’ll be able to put your new knowledge to the test straight away. Building a bug out bag will become second nature to you!
In this course, you’ll learn:
You’ll arrive at our lovely ranch in the wilderness of the South Chilcotin Mountains. We’ll have a fun orientation to discover the highlights of the territory and its wildlife. Later, we’ll head out to the bushcraft campsite, based in a tranquil and...
You’ll arrive at our lovely ranch in the wilderness of the South Chilcotin Mountains. We’ll have a fun orientation to discover the highlights of the territory and its wildlife.
Later, we’ll head out to the bushcraft campsite, based in a tranquil and secluded area in the wilderness of British Columbia.
At the campsite, we’ll show you some tips and tricks to pick out the best location for your tarp shelter. You’ll have a chance to build one together with your new teammates.
Today you’ll learn some of the basic wilderness survival techniques, like building a fire, identifying edible plants, and purifying water.
Start off your day with the mouthwatering smell of freshly baked bush bread. Today, you’ll construct shelters from all-natural materials and map out the surrounding areas. Our skilled instructors will help you improve your constructions by providing...
Start off your day with the mouthwatering smell of freshly baked bush bread.
Today, you’ll construct shelters from all-natural materials and map out the surrounding areas. Our skilled instructors will help you improve your constructions by providing valuable feedback.
The second half of the day will be devoted to one of the most important bushcraft survival skills – finding food. We’ll discuss the selection and preparation of edible plants. Later, you’ll gather wild edibles yourself and prepare dinner.
Before returning to the team shelters for the night, you’ll learn to make some fire lighting tools such as a bow drill and start a fire from scratch.
You’ll learn to create natural cordage and assemble natural water filters. Try out your new skills by purifying water using a filter and stone boiling techniques. The afternoon will be devoted to learning about medicinals in nature. You’ll combine y...
You’ll learn to create natural cordage and assemble natural water filters. Try out your new skills by purifying water using a filter and stone boiling techniques.
The afternoon will be devoted to learning about medicinals in nature. You’ll combine your knowledge of theory with practice and gather some medicinal plants with your instructor.
Learn to use bushcraft tools safely, and even make them yourself! You’ll build your own hunting equipment, including axes and knives as well as eating, cooking, and wood-cutting tools.
In the evening, you’ll have an opportunity to put your newly acquired fire lighting skills into action by preparing a delicious dinner made of wild edibles.
As this is your last day in the wild, we’ll make sure we leave everything just as we found it. We’ll break down the team shelters and tidy up the campsite. Before we leave the campsite, you’ll purify some water and brew some refreshing dandelion coff...
As this is your last day in the wild, we’ll make sure we leave everything just as we found it. We’ll break down the team shelters and tidy up the campsite.
Before we leave the campsite, you’ll purify some water and brew some refreshing dandelion coffee.
Later in the day, we’ll return to the ranch and get ready to depart.
Pickup information Transfers from Vancouver to the ranch and back are available for an additional charge of $350 CAD. Practical information Detailed information on what to bring will be sent out before the training. Please note The itinerary might ...
Transfers from Vancouver to the ranch and back are available for an additional charge of $350 CAD.
Detailed information on what to bring will be sent out before the training.
The itinerary might change according to the weather conditions.
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CANCELLATION POLICY & DETAILS
Deposits are non-refundable.
90 day cancellation policy.
