Tyax Adventures strongly supports and believes in sustainable mountain bike practices. We promise to practice, share and live this message. With this comes our collaborative production of “Respect: A Call to Action for Sustainable Mountain Biking.” Respect is an engaging and inspiring call to action video meant to inspire mountain bikers to join the movement […]
Experience fly-in mountain biking in British Columbia. An hour and a half by floatplane from Vancouver is one of the greatest hut-to-hut rides in North America. ” Below a high pass deep in British Columbia’s South Chilcotin Mountains, where a narrow, curving valley stretches out beneath a band of rugged peaks, our guide, Geoff Playfair, […]
Tyax Adventures is pleased to announce the gift of $6,750.00 to the St’at’imc Grizzly Bear Research Project as a result of donations collected from our 2016 Chilcotin Grizzly Bear Fund. Our Chilcotin Grizzly Bear Fund is the result of a commitment from both our business and guests to insuring that the South Chilcotin Mountains remain […]
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Enjoy this interactive and immersive experience that highlights the magic of Tyax Adventures and the South Chilcotin Mountains.
” After we arrived at our first camp, Seb said something that really stuck with me (and even 6 months later, I still think about it almost daily); he said, “all we have to do today is eat enough to bike all day”. In a world so fast paced, internet and data reliant, with a […]
“The Great Bear Rainforest is known for being one of the most spectacular places in B.C., but near that region is an area that some people believe is even more special. Dubbed the “Chilcotin Ark”, it’s a stretch of land that reaches from west of the Fraser River in the Cariboo to the Coast Mountains on […]
“Last September, Bike senior photographer Mattias Fredriksson set out with buddies Ross Measures, Anthony Bonello and Stephen Matthews on a three-day backcountry ride through British Columbia’s Southern Chilcotin Mountains Park, starting with an unconventional lift to the first trail on their 90-kilometer (55-mile) route.” … (read more)
