About outpost nature cabins

Connect with nature, your wilderness cabin is waiting…

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About outpost nature cabins

Connect with nature, your wilderness cabin is waiting…

A cabin, A lake and nature all to yourself

Only accessible via floatplane, these remote cabins offer tremendous wilderness experiences in the BC Rockies. Imagine waking up knowing you are miles away from civilization, yet only steps from the best freshwater fishing in North America. Bask in the quiet solitude of the Rocky Mountains as you cast into the pristine waters of either Netson, Frog or Gataga lakes.

The lakes offer plenty to explore for everyone, embark on a sunset paddle or an afternoon hike. Be sure to bring a camera to capture the beautiful scenery and wildlife in these unforgettable surroundings.

Netson Lake

Easy fishing in the nearby inlet for Dolly Varden (Bull Trout), Lake Trout and Arctic Grayling. Awesome wildlife viewing for Moose and great bird watching. Nice lake for paddling, a great first time outpost trip.

Netson Cabin

Gataga Lakes

Great fishing for Northern Pike, Lake Trout and Arctic Grayling, a spin casters dream. Two lakes to explore via canoe or boat, with awesome caribou, moose and bird watching opportunities.

Gataga Cabin

Frog river

Stream and lake fishing for Arctic Grayling, Bull and Lake Trout, perfect fly fishing. Great hiking with a nearby hot spring to explore. The sandy beach in front of the cabin invites you to relax in the sun.

Frog River Cabin

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Self guided Adventure

A Comfortable Self-Guided
Backcountry Trip for All Generations

Self guided Adventure

A Comfortable Self-Guided
Backcountry Trip for All Generations

THE easy “Do it yourself” Backcountry trip

A self-guided outpost cabin trip makes for the perfect getaway. No noisy crowded campsites, distracting cellphones, pure uninterrupted nature for you to enjoy with friends and family. The cabins and provided convenience package make for a comfortable backcountry experience. Rest in the comfort of a log cabin and unplug from the modern bustle of the world for a while.

CABIN AMENITIES

The outpost cabins can comfortably sleep up to 6 guests. They’re outfitted with the essentials including: a propane cooktop, wood stove, outdoor barbecue, kitchen utensils and solar panels with backup generator. Boats, outboard motors and canoes to fish and explore the lakes are also part of the outpost cabin packages.

Outpost cabin seasons

Land the “Big Ones”, great fishing for everyone

Outpost cabin seasons

Land the “Big Ones”, great fishing for everyone

Choose your season,

A short northern summer makes each month unique at the outpost cabins. Nature viewing, photography, fishing, hiking and canoeing opportunities change with the season, always making for a memorable trip.

Spring season in the Rockies. A great season for photography , see Moose calves graze with their mothers, flowers blossom throughout June and enjoy almost 24 hours of daylight great for photography. For fishermen late May to June is undoubtedly best for spin casting as big Lake Trout rise to the surface. Hiking and Canoeing is best from late June onwards as most of the snow has melted in the Mountains opening access to the ridges and waterways to explore.
Mid-summer with temperatures up to 25 ° C during the daytime and refreshing nights at 15 ° C. Fantastic Bird viewing and Photography, Eagles and Loons settle in for the summer and can be seen around the lake . Easy fishing for Arctic Grayling in the streams, perfect for fly fisherman, spin casters and novice anglers. The Pike are hungry at Gataga. Lakers have yet to descent into the depths. Hiking into the alpine is perfect to cool down and see some gorgeous late blooming wildflowers. Canoeing and exploring the lakes is a relaxing way to spend a late summer afternoon.
Autumn starts early in the mountains, with fall colours setting in towards the end August. Shorter days and longer nights make for massive starry night skies and a chance to catch the Northern Lights, be sure to bring your Camera. The Frog River Outpost is particularly nice to visit, as the nearby Hotsprings make for a relaxing fall soak. Fishing for big Lakers becomes easier again as the water cools and they rise to shallower waters to spawn and feed for winter.