Cross River

Cross River – Cabins. Recreation. Education – a Centre stewards over 90 acres of land located southeast of Kootenay National Park in the main ranges of the Canadian Rocky Mountains.

It is a family-run venture, influenced by their ancestors of the Georgian Bay Metis Community for visitor experiences and spaces for innovative retreats and land-based programs.

Learn and participate in life here in self-sustainable and culturally and historically mindful ways.

Couples, Families & Groups
Accommodation – Remote cabins & retreat hosting
Featuring eight cabins that are all pieces of the Rocky Mountain history. Originally built in the early 20th century in Yoho National Park and relocated in the early 1990s. Each is tastefully decorated in its own Canadian theme.

Recreation & Renewal
Guided hikes, biking, rafting, yoga and arts. The outdoor paradise is a recreational dream that also nurtures the mind and soul.

Learning Programs
Outdoor Education
The outdoor education programs and network of Indigenous and non-Indigenous facilitators and educators have developed over 20 years. A variety of programs are offered.

Cross River consists of two connected operations area which include a main lodge for meals and communal gatherings, cabin accommodation and various indoor and outdoor retreat and program spaces interspersed throughout the forest along Yearling Creek.