Hiketo the top of Copper Island and to its idyllic land-locked lakes. Pick a small lake of your own and enjoy a day of private canoeing. As you glide along in this stillness you may observe a moose or black bear on the shore. Hear the mystic call of the loon as you enjoy the fresh air, crystal-clear waterand the natural beauty of the setting. Explore by canoe the inlets and islands of Atlin Lake's First and Second Narrows. By evening light, experience the exhilaration of fishing for greyling or 20-pound lake trout.

Travel by canoe or boat (depending on the weather) to the south end of Atlin Lake, then hike to Llewellyn Glacier, for an exciting and safe exploration of the glacier ice. Llewellyn Glacier is a tongue of a vast ice field that straddles the British Columbia-Alaska border and feeds several major rivers including the fabled Yukon River. This gigantic ice plateau reaching 100 km from Atlin Lake to the Pacific is the biggest glacial massif outside the Arctic.

The following morning we climb Sentinel Mountain for an exciting birds-eye view of Atlin Lake and the majestic glacier topped peaks of the Coast Range mountains. We may see soaring eagles, encounter mountain goats, a herd of caribou or spot a grizzly.

The next day, we cross a grassy upland area and through pine forests we return to McKee Creek. Back to the Atlin Centre for culinary treats and an evening of relaxation.