Some common questions to help answer yours
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We are nestled deep in the mountains of British Columbia and well out of the way of any major highways. This can make getting here a little tricky but with some assistance we can help you navigate the journey. Contact us and we can talk through the options.
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Our adventures are designed for all levels of mountain experience. We would recommend good hiking/running shoes. We suggest you wear them in before your first trip into the mountains. This will save your feet a lot of discomfort. There is adventure at our doorstep for all fitness levels.
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It is important to know that the weather in Canada can be unpredictable at any time of year. Please note that there is a “cold weather” packing list and a “warm weather” packing list.
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The program is designed for all ages. Minors will need to have guardian or parental permission.
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The 40 Days to Wholeness program is designed for a maximum of 12 participants. By keeping the group small there will be more time for personal ministry. Personal ministry will happen in the daily gatherings, during one to one times and with our connected ministry sessions.
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The closest community is the City of Nelson. We are located 5 minutes from the down-town main street. Nelson will accommodate for all your amenities. The population is 10,500 and locals say it has the highest amount of coffee shops per capita.
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The closest airport is located in Castlegar (A.K.A. Cancel-gar) a 40 minute drive from Nelson. Due to the unpredictability of airplanes landing in Castlegar (especially in the winter) we recommend flying into Spokane, Washington or Kelowna, BC.
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We recommend you bring a sleeping bag and sleeping mat for our mountain adventures. The cabins themselves are fully fitted with all necessary bedding.
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Groups of 8 or more can pre-book meals before coming to stay with us. Participants in the 40 days to Wholeness program will have all meals provided. If you are coming as an individual or small group, you will need to bring your own food and beverages, unless otherwise arranged.
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A common kitchen is available with all your basic cooking supplies. You will need to provide your own food and beverages.
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We welcome visitors, however we ask you would contact us to be sure that we are open on the day you are interested in visiting.
Still have questions?
Feel free to contact us