Liberty Wilderness Lodge
Liberty Wilderness Lodge is a remote, rustic, off-grid wilderness retreat situated on Babine Lake (Na-taw-bun-kut) in northern British Columbia, operating on unceded Nadut'en (Lake Babine Nation) territory. The lodge accommodates up to 12 guests across three structures — the Main Lodge, Trappers Cabin, and Boathouse — offering a self-described experience of reconnecting with wilderness. Its off-grid, remote character makes it a distinctive destination-style stop rather than a roadside service point.
What's here for you
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No turn-away policy for cyclistsMin-stay waivedHiker/biker sitesPotable waterShowersWashroomsFlush toiletsPit/outhouse toiletFood nearbyCovered shelterLaundryDrying areaAnimal-safe food storageReservations acceptedCyclist discountDevice chargingE-bike chargingVending machinesIcePumpBasic toolsCamping fuel
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Indigenous
- Indigenous-owned business
- Indigenous-operated
Listed by Indigenous Tourism BC ›
This place is in the traditional territory of the Dakeł Keyoh (ᑕᗸᒡ ᗲᘏᑋ), Dënéndeh, Nadut’en, Takla, and Yekooche.
Territory data from Native Land Digital, for educational purposes only.
Around here
The closest options for the things touring cyclists actually look for.
If this stop is full
- Red Bluff Campground4.5 km
🎭 While you're here
- Granisle Public Library8.8 km
- Bear Island Conservancy12.9 km
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