About Siwash Lake Wilderness Resort
This boutique ecolodge and resort is private and sophisticated; beckoning to those seeking authenticity, a commitment to sustainability and impactful, life-enriching experiences in Nature. |
Enchanting Landscapes
Sacred places on the range survived the wildfire — backcountry rivers, waterfalls and rolling meadows for canters on horseback — secluded havens of green amid a striking, ebony-hued forest, while the ranch itself has become a lush oasis for wildlife.
In the spirit of renewal following wildfire, we have elevated our service levels and eco adventure experiences to a newfound high. This is a unique wilderness destination where you will discover nature as art within an upscale, immersive, National Geographic honoured ranch experience, unrivaled elsewhere on Earth.
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Experiences in Nature
In addition to horses, you can enjoy fly-fishing for rainbow trout in lakes and rivers. Hone your frontier skills in bushcraft, 3D all-terrain archery, and shooting. Learn about fire ecology while hiking to nearby waterfalls.Swim, kayak, canoe and paddle board on Siwash Lake. Practice outdoor yoga, watch for birds and gaze in wonder at Star Camp's incredible night skies.
Full day safaris include an alpine hike to a 7,000 ft mountain summit, and an expedition to our River Outpost by horseback, bike, or on foot , which offers a riverbank picnic accompanied by fly fishing, lazy inner tube floats and swimming in the wild.
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“It is our mission to share the Siwash Lake experience with sophisticated travelers from around the world by offering unique, all-inclusive ranch vacations that feature nature-based adventure, luxury accommodation, fine cuisine, and first-class service… a soul-pleasing blend of the rustic and the refined, all delivered in style with a smile. In the process, we shall continue developing a resort that’s in complete harmony with the surrounding wilderness and we shall promote stewardship of the land, freedom of spirit, personal growth, and an appreciation for family and the finer things in life.” |
The original Siwash Lake Mission Statement, written in 2001, has withstood the test of time |