The smell of the trees still lingers in the hallways and each square inch of every log tells the story of the labour of love that was put into this building. Our guest rooms are cozy and comfortable, the ones on the lower floor come with log walls and posts, whereas the ones on the top floor have cathedral ceilings. Each room has its own 3 piece bathroom, a large balcony and big windows with a fabulous view. The beds come with high quality mattresses, Australian sheep wool duvets, down pillows and cotton bedding - ingredients for a great rest! Fresh fruit awaits you in your room, our staff is like family, if you need anything just ask them and they will try to fulfil your wishes. Logpile suite (500 sqft) with vaulted ceiling, king size bed, large bathroom, balcony facing east. Room with vaulted ceiling, queen size bed, two balconies facing east and south. Room with vaulted ceiling, two double beds, balcony facing south. Room with log walls, two double beds, large bathroom, balcony facing east. Room with log walls, queen size bed, balcony facing east. Room with log walls, queen size bed, balcony facing south. Start the day with a home-made breakfast prepared to your liking. There is freshly baked bread with butter and jam, tea, coffee and orange juice, the typical Swiss Birchermuesli (with yogurt and oats and lots of fruit), cereals and milk, bacon and eggs - all your heart desires. Breakfast is served in the Dining room from 7 to 9:30 am. For your convenience we can bring to your room a hairdryer, an ironing board and iron, portable telephone (stationed in the dining room), and fax your messages from our office. All of the Lodge is non-smoking, ashtrays are available for smoking outside.

European style dinners are offered a couple times a week. Our goal is to prepare meals with quality ingredients and fresh produce (organic where possible), everything made from scratch and with a dash of love. You;ll find some very soothing wines on our wine list, most of them from BC. In winter time you can listen to the fire crackling in the fireplace, the snowflakes dancing through a sleepy landscape, in summer you will watch some fabulous sunsets behind Hudson Bay Mountain (at 10 o;clock at night)and you can still go for a stroll at 11 pm when dusk is just starting to set in! Some of our local artists have exhibited their work in the lodge - there are magnificent stained glass windows by Carmel Marchant, beautiful photographs by Wendy Perry and Rolf Kopfle, a world class wildlife photographer who immigrated from Switzerland several years ago. Meeting Room (up to 16 people). Quiet, without interruptions or telephones...you get the work done in half the time. We make sure there is fresh coffee/tea and refreshments for the breaks. Flipchart, overhead projector and TV/Video are available on request. Lunch is served in the Dining room. For larger group meetings the Dining room is available as well (up to 40 people, depending on the table set up)

A bed breakfast in Smithers, BC A member of the. Adventure Smithers Group. Adventure travel accommodations in BC, Canada. Logpile Lodge, 3105 McCabe Rd. Smithers BC Canada VOJ 2N7 Phone: (250) 847 5152 Fax: (250) 847 5198. Surrounded by fields, trees and fresh air, the Logpile Lodge is situated on 160 private acres (~64 ha) overlooking the beautiful Bulkley Valley. Right between the lively town of and the superb 32,000 hectares Babine Mountain Provincial Park the Lodge is the ideal place to start exciting trips into the relaxing, reading, unwinding with a glass of wine. There are countless. Recreational activities in Smithers BC at your disposal while visiting the Lodge: Biking, hiking, skiing, rafting, fishing, and even flying. just to name a few, dispersed in a wilderness world, filled with mountains and scenery. is an understatement. Come and experience one of the most beautiful outdoor retreats that Northwestern Canada has to offer. Part dinner and dining restaurant (catering). the lodge offers rooms that rival any outdoor resort. There are many rivers as well. We also have horseback riding, guides and guiding in Smithers British Columbia.

A room to hang out, sit by the fire with a drink, play a card game or read up on the history of the Smithers area. Sit together and plan the next day or exchange your experiences from the previous one with your fellow lodge guests. It is up to you whether you would like to keep to yourself and enjoy the peace and quiet, or whether you would like to meet new people and find out what else can be done in the Bulkley Valley.

Surrounded by fields, trees and fresh air the Logpile Lodge is situated on 160 private acres (~64 ha) overlooking the beautiful Bulkley Valley. Right between the lively town of Smithers and the superb 32,000 hectares Babine Mountain Provincial Park the Lodge is the ideal place to start exciting trips into the outdoors or stay at home relaxing, reading, unwinding with a glass of wine. Barbara and Christoph Luther and their three children have called the Bulkley Valley home since 1993. Smithers seems to be a magnet to people who have travelled far and seen many different places but chose the Bulkley Valley to settle and raise their children. The great surroundings as well as the easy access to the Telkwa and Howsen Range, Dome Mountain Area, Seaton Range, our house mountain the Hudson Bay Mountain, the numerous world class rivers such as the Babine, the Skeena, the Bulkley, the Morice, the Kispiox, the unique Nass Valley, the Babine Lake... the list goes on... have captured the hearts of many outdoor enthusiasts. And their children - the next generation - is brought up with the same appreciation for nature. A large number of our guests from all over the world have been amazed to find this great combination of wilderness and civilization. Surrounded by farmland and forests, right at the edge to wilderness you can walk numerous trails. Some of these trails the cows and horses created, some of them the moose and deer use and every so often you will see a black bear, wolves and coyotes. The animals are very shy and are usually gone before you even get close to them. The forest and fields invite you to relax and be active. Nature supplies us with morels, wild raspberries, saskatoons and wild onions and enchants us with wild orchids, arnica, columbine, Indian paintbrushes, wild roses in abundance - sometimes it is so unbelievably beautiful you just want to sit down and soak it all in! If you own a paintbrush and some paint it'd be the perfect setting! Like an eagle's nest the Lodge is nestled on a rocky hill, overlooking the valley. It is a massive log/post and beam structure with cathedral ceilings throughout the building and finished in hemlock fir, balsam fir, spruce, pine and red cedar wood.

 Luggage storage
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Patio, summer terrace