Minette Bay Lodge is surrounded by lush green lawns and set in verdant northern forest at the gateway to the Douglas Channel.

The sight of wheeling eagles , gently swaying spruce and cedars and the shimmering water of Minette Bay greet you as you throw open your sash window at dawn to let the early summer sun in. Perhaps you'll spot a deer or moose grazing at the water's edge or hear the haunting call of a loon from the bay.

All of the seven spacious twin or queen-bedded rooms have forest or bay views, and some overlook our enhanced salmon spawning stream, Pine Creek, named after the turn of the century pioneer, Jack Pyne.

Feather beds and down quilts ensure the most comfortable sleep for years and in the autumn, warmth is provided by our environmentally friendly heat pump and radiant infloor heating system. The warm, tiled bathroom floors are a wicked pleasure.

You will never experience hunger at Minette Bay Lodge. Our hearty breakfasts set you up for the day's adventure with freshly baked muffins, whole grain toast, smoked salmon and our very own freshly laid eggs.

Delicious picnic lunches accompany all our adventurers, and while we provide alcoholic beverages for glacier heli-lunches and other trips, we respectfully request alcohol free bear viewing and our catch & release heli-flyfishing trips.

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