Nadina Mountian Wilderness Lodge - Off Grid Wilderness Retreat

Nadina Mountain Wilderness Lodge (Accomodation 14) is a Gitxsan family-operated, off-grid retreat located on the shores of Wii Bini (Owen Lake), adjacent to Nadina Mountain Provincial Park in northwestern British Columbia. For more than three decades, our off-grid lodge has welcomed visitors from across Canada and internationally to experience the lakeside and alpine ecosystems, land-based learning, cultural and family retreats. Our Gitxsan family operates on Wet’suwet’en territory, and our stewardship of this land reflects traditional values of respect, balance, and interconnection with nature.
Wedzin Kwa (Morice River)
Flowing from Morice Lake (Morice Lake Park) northward to become the Bulkley River near Houston, BC, the Morice River (Wet’suwet’en: Wedzin Kwa) is globally recognized for its pristine wilderness and legendary steelhead runs. Its clear waters and consistent flow conditions attract expert fly anglers and nature photographers from across North America, Europe, and Japan.
Hiking* Wildlife Viewing * Dark Skies Viewing * Photo Expeditions* Fishing * Hunting * Plant Walks *Ice Fishing* Cross-country Skiing* Snowshoeing

Nadina Mountain Wilderness Lodge offers two off-grid heritage log cabins located on Owen Lake near Houston, British Columbia. Each cabin sleeps four guests and provides a remote off grid wilderness experience. (Accomodates 8)

Workshop / Conference Space (accommodates 6)
Wilp ‘Wu Um’s – (Devil’s Club House) is named after Devil’s club, a plant widely respected for its protective and healing properties. In many traditions, including those of the region, Devil’s club is understood not only as medicine, but as a guardian—offering strength, grounding, and protection.
This teaching is reflected in the design and use of the space. The hall is open, light-filled, and expansive, with high ceilings and room to gather, learn, and share.
As a central gathering place at NMWL, it brings together food, teaching, and community in a setting that reflects both the openness of the land and the protective qualities of the plant it is named for.
NMWL offers a open concept conference/gathering/workshop space that can sleep up to six guests. With kitchen (proopane stove) and 2 wood stoves.
Uses include:
• cultural workshops
 • corporate retreats *Yoga * Reiki workshops *Art workshops and gallery*land-based learning programs * small retreats and family gatherings