Voyage responsable

Voyage responsable

L'information est essentielle lorsqu'il s'agit d'être un voyageur responsable. Lorsque nous quittons notre communauté, nous devenons les hôtes d'une autre. Être un bon hôte signifie respecter la terre et les gens afin de créer une expérience positive pour vous, la communauté et la faune que vous visitez. Si vous n'êtes pas sûr de quelque chose, la meilleure chose à faire est de demander de l'aide.

Stay Longer and Save!

Stay two or more nights at the Prestige Inn Golden and save 10% off our best available rate. Book on our website or call the hotel directly and ask for the Two Night Stay Savings deal. Valid on all room types throughout 2021!

Voyage faune et nature

You came to the Canadian Rockies to see the wildlife, now all you need to know is where to find all the animals!  This package is a mix of guaranteed sightings and a trip with a very experienced guide into a true wilderness environment.  Not forgetting the 66 acres of nature at Mount 7 Lodges surrounding your lodge on the edge of the Canadian Rockies.
Rockies. 

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Partie 2 : Respecter la terre et les autres - Comment voyager de manière responsable cet été ?

This blog is the second in a 3-part series about responsible travel, and how to be good stewards of the places we visit...
 

Let’s get down to brass taxes: you’re visiting Golden because it’s special. And what makes it special is that so much of the landscape is unmarred by human hands. That’s rare these days, and since you don’t want yours to be the hands that mar it, we’ve put together some helpful tips on how to tread lightly while still finding the adventure you seek.

Rester en vie dans les montagnes en hiver

There’s a reason that the Freeride World Tour makes a stop in Golden. The mountains are big and the snow is deep. In addition to that, the Dogtooth range is a stone’s throw away from the infamous Rogers Pass, making Golden a backcountry hub. It’s some of the most accessible big mountain terrain in the whole of Western Canada and that powerful mix of huge mountains and fresh powder is a combo few of us can resist, so here are some of our top tips for staying safe in the mountains this winter:

Lettre d'amour d'un photographe à Golden

Dear Golden British-Columbia,

You have taken care of me for 27 years since the day I was born here.

I didn’t know it back then, but we are the perfect fit for each other. Growing up, you gave me a small community that kept me safe and that connected me to nature. With gratitude, I know that I grew up in one of the greatest places on Earth. As an adult, I have a deep love for this tight-knit, mountain-loving, adventurous community.