Yvonne and Phil Brewer; USA; July, 2002

Robin and Scott Redstone; Ontario; June, 2003

Tim and Lindsey Collis; England; September, 2002

Rocky Mountain Escape will offer a 10% discount to Kind Club Privilege members

From	To	Description	Price per room/night	Booking
02-Jul-2009	31-Dec-2012	Private log cabin - From $CAN 200 Open July - May	£156.25 what's included? Kind Points:35
Included in the price: Accommodation Activities Activity equipment hire All meals All meals and activities Bed Linen Breakfast Dinner Electricity Guide/ Tour leader Logs Lunch Private excursions Room Towels Towels (Beach) Transportation NOT included in the price: Airport tax Airport transfers Arrival starter pack Cots Country visas Gratuities and tips High chairs Insurance Internal flights International flights Port Taxes Spa Treatments Telephone calls & personal items Visa and vacination charges

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Activities: All of our activities are non-motorized and we practice the No Trace (take nothing but pictures, leaves nothing but footprints) philosophy. We take small groups only and take exceptional care with our fragile ecosystem. We also have the utmost respect for our area's wildlife, and take care not to bother them.

Buildings: Our cabins, contructed of local timber, are high efficiency and take a minimal amount of wood-energy to keep them toasty warm. Solar panels were incorporated into the design, and the large south- and southwest-facing windows were designed to capture passive solar. We are completely off-grid, and we currently run a well-screened generator between 5 and 6 hours per day to keep our refrigeration (food storage) working, supply water pressure to the cabins, connect to the Internet and, of course, make cookie's coffee.

Supplies: All of our food and supplies are purchased locally, and we will frequently collect wild berries for snacks along the trail. Much of our fruit and produce, however, is not produced locally - particularly with our rather harsh winters. When available, however, fruit and vegetables grown in Alberta and British Columbia is purchased.

Waste: All animal food waste is given to our three "bear" dogs on-site. Unfortunately, due to the area's bear population, we are unable to compost our vegetable food waste. Paper waste is recycled and used to start fires in the wood stoves. Cans/bottles are collected and taken to the recylcing depot in Hinton. Septic waste is held in a large septic tank, and the tank is pumped out and hauled to a septic handling system in Hinton 2 to 3 times per year.

We practice a No Trace policy - take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints. All of our activities at Rocky Mountain Escape are non-motorized.

Lighting in the cabins is provided by a solar panel (battery pack in the basement); otherwise, there is no "regular" 120V power in the cabins. I do run a generator 5-6 hours per day to power the water pump for showers, respond to email inquiries, use the mixer,toaster or coffee maker in the kitchen, and to keep my refrigerator and freezer functional.

Any food and/or packaging waste is separated and recycled if possible (meat waste is fed to the dogs, plastic/glass/aluminum bottles are recycled, paper waste is used for fire-starters).