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You can find the FAQ section on the page of our Basic Horseback Guide Course in Canada – or contact us via phone or e-mail!
If you want to take your bushcraft or survival skills to the next level, you can participate in our corresponding advanced courses.
In both the advanced bushcraft and the advanced survival course, you can expand and improve your already acquired skills. The environmental conditions, under which your training takes place, may be constructed even more demanding. An experienced guide supports you and helps you to identify and improve weaknesses in your strategies. The intensity of the advanced courses demands a bit more courage and confidence – but with every obstacle you overcome, you gain strength and confidence and experience a profound outdoor training.
As a participant in this course you merge with Canada’s wild nature and broaden your wilderness skills. It is up to you whether you put the focus on bushcraft or survival.
You arrive at Vancouver International Airport and spend one night in a local accommodation. The next morning you take an Express Shuttle to get to your base station: a Western ranch a few hours north of Vancouver. After you had lunch on the ranch, you get an introduction to the upcoming course programme.
The focus of your bushcraft and survival training is on broadening and intensifying the outdoor skills you acquired so far. Surrounded by Canada’s wild backcountry you dedicate yourself to navigation in the wild, water and food supply, building a shelter and firebuilding techniques. You broaden your knowledge in building tools, in handling a knife and an axe and in how to behave when coming across wild animals. An experienced guide is always with you and teaches you all essential bushcraft skills. You get the possibility to discover your strengths and weaknesses in a demanding but safe environment, which is priceless for all your future adventure trips.
Together with your team you head to British Columbia’s backcountry shortly after your arrival on the ranch. Your instructor will show you how to build shelters for longer wilderness stays in which you and the other participants will sleep the following nights. Three daily meals are prepared together by your group and will be enjoyed either in the shelter camp or while being on a day trip.
As you and your group dedicate yourself to acquiring new knowledge and essential outdoor skills all day long, free time is quite limited in this course.
You can find the FAQ section on the page of our Basic Horseback Guide Course in Canada – or contact us via phone or e-mail!
British Columbia is a Canadian province located on the Pacific coast between Canada's provinces of Yukon and Alberta and the United States. Vancouver is the largest city and at the same time the largest economic centre.
First and foremost, forests dominate the 944,735 km² of British Columbia. The abundance of species that can be found here attracts countless travellers every year. Bears, elks, bobcats, wolves, pumas and lots of other wildlife can be seen with a bit of luck in the midst of the breathtaking wilderness – the perfect destination for every nature and outdoor enthusiast.
British Columbia's pristine natural landscapes will be your home during your educational adventure in Canada.
Due to its forests, fjords, lakes, coasts, glaciers, and numerous wild animals Canada is the perfect setting for many impressive nature experiences. In this course you go back to the roots and get especially close to the country's wild nature while sharpening your bushcraft and survival skills as a student in this challenging training adventure. The breathtaking flora and fauna provides optimal conditions for an unforgettable Wilderness Experience in the North American backcountry!
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