Glenora Guest Ranch Ltd.
Telegraph Creek, British Columbia
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Nestled in the Stikine Valley near Telegraph Creek, B.C., Glenora Guest Ranch is a true
wilderness lodge offering a charming, rustic atmosphere and personalized service far away from
the hustle and bustle of daily life. You'll quickly discover that a cozy log cabin with a
spectacular mountain view is a guaranteed stress-eliminator!
The Stikine River is one of the last untamed rivers left in Britsh Columbia. It is rich with history and geographical diversity. After a long winding journey through some of British Columbia's most scenic country it spills out into the salt water at Wrangell, Alaska. It is well known for its salmon and steelhead fishing as well as being a first class kayaking river. Telegraph Creek runs into the Stikine, and is the location of the town of Telegraph Creek, a scenic little village with some beautiful landmarks, notably the RiverSong Cafe, and home to the Tahltan Nation. The Glenora Guest Ranch offers you an in-depth look at the wilderness of the North. To learn more about the region, see the hundreds of articles and thousands of links at ExploreNorth. For more information contact:
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The surrounding area is largely uninhabited, thus allowing plenty of
opportunities to see the local wildlife first hand (like our very wet friend to the right!).
In the 1950s, Glenora Ranch was a world-famous big game guiding operation, featured in
scores of magazine articles and books. We no longer offer hunting, and the richness of the
land that surrounds us is now available to those with a desire to both enjoy and preserve it. Your hostess, Nancy Ball, loves to show visitors the joy of
life in the wilderness. To read a bit about her,