
Wildflower honey made here in the Elk Valley.

Our Partners · Good people, shared values
Farms, breweries, equipment makers, and the organizations that support mountain guiding and conservation.
Our wider circle
The relationships behind a day at Island Lake—from what is served at dinner to what the guides wear, and the standards that support decisions on the mountain.

Grass-fed beef raised in the South Country near Fernie.
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Family-owned beer brewed in the Elk Valley since 2003.
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Wildflower honey made here in the Elk Valley.

A regional family farm built around quality, stewardship, and animal welfare.
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Technical mountain apparel worn by Island Lake’s winter guides.
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Skis and snowboards available to Island Lake guests.
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Performance eyewear and helmets with roots in mountain culture.
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Coolers, drinkware, and equipment made for life outdoors.
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Island Lake’s sister heli-skiing company near Revelstoke.
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Canada’s internationally recognized professional association for mountain guides.
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The national association representing Canada’s helicopter and snowcat skiing industry.
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The professional network supporting avalanche knowledge, training, and information exchange.
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A conservation program advancing responsible seafood choices.
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Environmental certification and improvement standards for hospitality businesses.
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The sustainability program that awarded Island Lake a gold rating.
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Bolter Farm beef, Fernie Brewing Co. beer, Elk Valley honey, and Cutter Ranch products connect dinner to the landscape around us.
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A conversation is the beginning
Tell us your dates, your group size, and what you have in mind.
Our concierge will help you plan the stay.