Expect to change your pace and disconnect from the outside world. Drink from crystal clear streams, hike peaks that few (if any) people have ever summited. Enjoy the chance to see a wide variety of wildlife: Caribou, moose, mountain goats, grizzly bears, wolves, wolverines, porcupines, ptarmigan, marmots, eagles, and more! Each night you will enjoy time to look up at a vast canopy of stars and enjoy the quiet sounds of the wilderness – with the occasional wolf howl echoing through the valleys; be sure to ask your guides to teach you to call back to them! Local stories and legends from our guides will be numerous as you traverse traditional first Nation travel routes and see the landscape as it has been, since time immemorial. Come as guests and leave as fellow travelers in this pristine wilderness.

Here at Claw Mountain we believe that food is the first step in friendship and comradery; we make every effort to ensure high quality, tasty, and unique foods are served throughout your entire stay with us! At the main lodge you will experience a relaxing setting while our chef prepares local delicacies and a menu catered specifically to you, and your trip! Wild edibles, and in-season local plants making up as much of the menu as possible. While travelling overland, you will carry the large majority of your food on your back. With the exception of an airplane food drop, containing a freshly baked pie at the mid-way point! Freeze-dried food will be specially prepared by our chef on-site, and a variety of tasty options will be available (inquire here for menu options) – custom made food available upon request, with adequate notice. No commercial mountain-house on this trip! A large variety of organic, keto/paleo friendly, and vegan granola bars and dried fruits will be available at the lodge. Your guide will show you how to identify local forage plants and you will be able to eat fresh edibles along the trail.