| Kayaking & Canoeing |
We have a few kayaks and canoes available to take you along some of the most spectacular
coastal wilderness in North America.
 Explore protected Narrows Inlet, jewel of the "Inland Sea." Use our place as your base of operations to enjoy the sights and sounds of this amazing
stretch of water. Explore reefs and tidepools full of starfish and other sealife.
Paddle amongst seals, otters, eagles, herons, and much more. Leave the tent, cooking
utensils, worries about firewood and seafood behind and take advantage of our many years experience.
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| Ocean Fishing |
 Narrows
Inlet is famous for sea-run cutthroat which can be taken by fly or spin rod.
Reef fishing in Narrows and Sechelt Inlets for lingcod, rockfish, red snapper, shark, perch, etc., can be done
on your own with your own small boat and motor or preferably with our resort charter guide
(go to "learn more" for rates) and comfortable boat (Bottoms Up!). Charter should be arranged at time of booking.
It is expected 2010 season for cod and red snapper will open June 1 to Sept30
All gear is provided along with expertise to catch live bait from our docks.
You must have valid saltwater fishing licence. Learn more.
Join Leo aboard the "Bottoms Up" for fishing and fun.
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| Freshwater Fishing |
 Spectacular Tzoonie River empties its crystal clear
water into salt water at the head of Narrows Inlet approximately 16 kms from
our resort. Few anglers can access this area with the exception of our guests. Learn
more.
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| Argo Tours & Safaris |
 We will continue guided tours with our new amphibious vehicle. Our site has the unique advantage of access to many kilometers of abandonned and deactivated logging trails that begin at sea level and reach alpine meadows, lakes and streams.
You might expect to see many varieties of wildlife, i.e. elk, deer, bear and even cougars. There are many birds that nest in the old growth forests, re-planted logging areas with second growth, and the many varieties of wild berries you might wish to sample.
We will visit high elevation viewpoints that overlook the spectacular landscape, so bring your camera. You might want to include some trout fishing.
Additional info on"What's new?"
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| Hiking & Exploring |
 Our groomed trails and abandonned logging roads are ideal
for hiking. Our resort is located in an old-growth forest which provides habitat
for an abundance of plant and animal life. Mushrooms and berries in season are
plentiful. We have completed a new challenging trail beginning at our site, up the mountain with a new route to return. Distance approx 16 Kms. The views are spectacular.
The serenity and wonders of nature come alive under the shade of the huge Cedar,
Fir and Maple trees, some of which are over 500 years old. |
| Mountain Biking |
 Bring
your mountain bike for casual or serious riding beneath the canopy of an ancient
forest, along trails with magnificent views, and more. We do have a couple of bikes available. |
| Wildlife Viewing & Photography |
 Bring your camera to photograph bear, deer, elk, cougar,
mountain goats, eagles, osprey, herons, seals, and more. We now offer amphibious Argo safari tours.
![]() Mainly because of cleanliness and mutual interest, we have not had a bear visit for
over a decade. We share this wilderness with most varieties of wildlife indigenous
to the West Coast and they are great neighbors. Some guests,
upon returning to Sechelt comment that they are “returning to civilization.” We
suggest that they have left it.
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| Relaxation |
 With
no roads from urban areas within 20 miles and no other properties nearby, you'll find nothing
but peace and quiet under the canopy of an ancient forest on the sea. |
| Beachcombing |
 Situated
on the shore, you're only seconds away from the fascinating world of shellfish,
starfish and all the little critters that “hang out” under the rocks
and vegetation including wild asparagus and mushrooms. Pick oysters, clams and mussels at low
tide to cook and enjoy over the campfire. We’ll even try to get you some fresh
Dungeness crab. |
| Molly |
 Unlimited
hours of petting our guard-dog "Molly." |
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