
Sunrise Summit
Sunrise Summit
Have you ever wanted to watch the sun come up from the top of a mountain? We have a beautiful location to make this bucket list item happen for our guests. Our Sunrise Summit adventure is for those brave souls who will sacrifice sleep for a sweet sunrise!
17th - 18th August (2 Days)
Tumbler Ridge, BC
Difficulty: Level 3-4
$349pp
Itinerary: Sunrise Summit
Saturday
We meet early so we can get in a short day hike in the surrounding area. The evening is for paddle boarding on Stoney Lake and eating amazing food around the campfire. Our famous hot meal is White Chicken Chilli with Cornbread scones. We retire as the sun goes down so we can be up around 2am to get on the trail.
Arrive at the location between 12-2 pm (if you cannot arrive until later, no problem, we will meet up with you for dinner).
Organize tents and sleeping arrangements
Leave for day hike @2:30pm – destination, “The Lagoon”
Babcock Falls – optional
Arrive back at camp around 6 pm
Dinner will be served at 7 pm
Late night paddle boarding (optional)
Fire and Campfire Dessert
Quiet time by 10 pm
Menu
White Chicken Chilli
Cornbread
Campfire Dessert – Nutella Stuffed Puff Pastry
Coffee and bagels with cream cheese and seasonal jam at Sunrise on the Summit
Sunday
We hike our peak and set up a breakfast spot on the top while we wait for the sunrise. Coffee and snacks are served while warming up in cozy fleece.
After the main event, we hike back down and return to camp. At this point, you are welcome to nap, stay and play or head home. The backcountry hot tub will be steaming at this point and a cool dip in the lake followed by a hot tub feels amazing! We will chase you out of camp at noon.
Alpine start alarm 2:00 am
Leaving camp by 2:30 am
Arrive at trailhead 3:30 am
Summit by 5:30 am
Breakfast on the mountaintop!
Hike down via the south side
Return to cabin for paddling and downtime, hammock naps, or hot tub!
Leave camp by 2 pm
Please note! Lots of things can go wrong with this adventure. The weather may not cooperate, it could be socked in and rainy or cloud covered and we may not see much of a sunrise. This is all part of playing outdoors and we try to make the best experience possible for our guests, regardless of the situation, however, we do not offer refunds for these trips. Transfers to another guest are acceptable.
The Details
Getting there:
We are located 1 hour and 45 minutes from Grande Prairie and 1.5 hours from Dawson Creek. Our private entrance will be disclosed upon booking. This link shows the approximate location on the same lake (not our specific location).
Accommodation / Base Camp:
Cabins at Stoney Lake:
They are owned by Compass Mountain Outfitters and are bare-bones rustic cabins on the lake. Bunks, a propane stove and foamy’s are provided, you bring sheets, sleeping bags and your pillow. Pit toilets and lake water for washing.
Cabin arrangements:
Cabin 1: sleeps four in twin bunks with a loft (ideal for a group of 4 friends)
Cabin 2: sleeps 2 with two beds (one double, one twin)
Cabin 3: sleeps 2 with two beds
Cabin 4: sleeps 2 with two beds
Cabins 2,3, & 4 can be booked with a friend or as a single, but if you book as a single you may be sharing your cabin with another guest.
Cabin 5: sleeps 2 on a double bed
Tent Spot: pop up your tent on the property.
What’s Included
Includes a cabin bunk or tent space, overnight stay Saturday at a private camp with private access to Stony Lake
Two guided hikes
Use of our paddle boards on the lake
A backcountry hot tub
Set up lakeside and breakfast on the mountain! Plus tons of fun shenanigans along the way!
You will also receive a Sunrise Summit “survival kit”
Add-on’s
Dinner and Dessert Saturday night: $30
We will be cooking our famous White Chicken Chili and Cornbread. Contains wheat, corn and dairy.
Sunrise Summit hoody $65
What’s not included:
We will be hiking in the mountains, so please bring clothing for all types of weather including wind, rain and snow. Suggested items for Summit:
Waterproof hiking boots
Extra socks
Long pants that dry quickly
T-shirt
Long sleeve thermal or fleece layer
Windbreaker/rain jacket
Soft shell winter jacket
Toque or buff
Gloves
Extra pair of slip-on shoes/runners
Backpack
Headlamp
Poles (optional but are recommended for this trip)
Water bottle 1L minimum
Suggested Items for camping and cabin or tent rentals:
Sleeping bag/or sheets and blankets for the cabin or tents
Pillow
Ear plugs
Toiletries (the only amenities are an outhouse and a lake)
Fold up chair
Set of cutlery, bowl and mug/cup
Food to Bring
Drinks for sipping
Snacks for hiking, lunch for Saturday
4L of water/person