Member Clubs

Central & Northern Interior

• Barriere Outdoor Society – North Thompson
  The Barriere Outdoor Club (formerly the North Thompson Recreation Society) is a well-established nonprofit organization in Barriere within Simpcw First Nation territory with a mandate to provide recreational programs and opportunities without prejudice, in a welcoming, diverse and inclusive environment.

• Barriere Trails Society – North Thompson
  Missioned to build new and connect trails in and around Barriere, BC.

• Bulkley Backcountry Ski Society – Smithers
  Dedicated to promoting and preserving the love for backcountry skiing in the Bulkley Valley. We improve the quality of backcountry skiing experiences through infrastructure development, education, and advocating for the interests of backcountry users. Emphasizing responsible enjoyment of the outdoors, we foster a supportive environment for both newcomers and seasoned backcountry users.

• Caledonia Ramblers – Prince George
  Caledonia Ramblers is a local hiking/snowshoeing club in Prince George, BC promoting responsible trail use and healthy respect for nature. We hike every week, mostly local day outings at different levels of difficulty.

• Chetwynd Outdoors Society – Chetwynd
  The Chetwynd Outdoors Society is a volunteer-based organization located in the beautiful Northern Rocky Mountain foothills in Northeast BC. We focus on self-propelled outdoor activities with ain focus on hiking.

• Fraser Headwaters Alliance – Dunster, Robson Valley
  The FHA is a registered charity with the mission “to maintain and restore ecosystem health and to support ecologically sustainable human communities and economies in the Fraser Headwaters bioregion.” We have established and maintain several trails in our area; the most prominent being the 42-km historic Goat River Trail.

• Houston Hikers Society – Houston
  The HHS is a collective of dedicated community orientated people who take pride in the natural beauty of the area in which they live. We are devoted to promoting Houston and the surrounding area as a hiking destination for tourists, as well as promoting hiking as a form of recreation for locals.

• Mount Remo Backcountry Society – Terrace
  Our society is dedicated to the advancement and promotion of the non-motorized back country access and activities. We have built and and maintain four exceptional backcountry cabins, creating a welcoming network for skiers, hikers, and mountaineers who share our love for the coastal range.

• Ozalenka Alpine Club – McBride
  The OAC was formed to support and encourage non-motorized outdoor recreation in the Robson Valley, and to build trails and cabins for public enjoyment. We care for and schedule two alpine cabins, and maintain and build four more trails.

• Prince George Backcountry Recreation Society – Prince George
  Established in 1998, the PGBRS is a not-for-profit society run entirely by volunteers. We support local non-motorized recreation clubs, societies and groups in the central interior of British Columbia. We’re involved in several backcountry recreation-related issues such as access management, cabin management, advocacy and education.

• Skeena Climbing Society – Terrace
  We’re an active organization looking to increase accessibility to rock climbing in Northwest BC, by hosting drop in climbing and social events, removing barriers to climbing, and building community.

• Tyee Mountain Trails Society – Smithers
  The TMTS maintains 40 km of trails for public non-motorized use, year round (with exceptions for spring breakup). Activities promoted include: cross country skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding.

• Williams Lake Climbing Association – Williams Lake
  WLCA is a society promoting safe and accessible rock climbing opportunities, community, education, and self-actualization through human-powered outdoor recreation in and around the city of Williams Lake.

Southwest Mainland & Sea to Sky

• Alpine Club of Canada (Vancouver Section) – Vancouver
  We organize and participate in a variety of activities, from family hikes and easy day trips to more strenuous mountaineering, rock climbing, backcountry skiing, snowshoeing and ice climbing trips.

• Alpine Club of Canada (Whistler Section) – Whistler
  Our goal is to unite outdoor enthusiasts who share a common interest in non-mechanized mountain activities in the Whistler Area. We organize outdoor activities and programs to improve technical, safety and leadership skills.

• BIPOC Rocks – Sea to Sky
  We are a BIPOC women-led, volunteer run nonprofit organization working to advance equity in outdoor recreation through low barrier outdoor climbing courses, mentorship, community events, and leadership pathways for BIPOC communities in the Sea to Sky Region.

• Bowen Island Trail Society – Bowen Island
  We work to build and maintain a well-integrated and interconnected community trail network for non-motorized trail users on Bowen Island.

• Burnaby Outdoor Club – Burnaby
  We promote care and enjoyment of outdoor environment through year-round hiking, cycling, kayaking,, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing plus social activities.

• Fridays Hike Club – Metro Vancouver

  Fridays Hike Club is a women and femme-identifying folk’s hiking group that hosts relaxed, social morning hikes designed to make getting outside feel approachable and fun. Each week brings a feel-good trail where members can connect, enjoy nature, and build community at a slower pace.

• Friends of Garibaldi Park – Squamish
  We support Garibaldi Park through trail building and maintenance work. Our advocacy committee also works on behalf of park users to improve access and ensure the trails and facilities stay in good shape so that everybody can benefit from them.

• Mountain Mentors – Sea to Sky
  Mountain Mentors facilitates one-on-one mentorship. Each season, we pair mentees and mentors and provide the programming necessary to empower pairs to define their intentions and objectives and to experience growth.

• North Shore Hikers Society – Metro Vancouver
  We are a volunteer-run club that has been getting Metro Vancouver outdoors since 1958. We lead year-round trips across the North Shore mountains and the connecting trail network. Our activities include hiking, cycling, backpacking, snowshoeing, backcountry skiing, and snow camping. Summer adventures expand to Garibaldi Park and Squamish, including occasional multi-day trips and skills-focused outings for members.

• North Vancouver Outdoors Club – North Vancouver
  We hike, cycle, snowshoe, ski, urban walks, do overnight backpacking trips, and more. NVOC has been established a good while and has a mix of experienced and new members. We share a love of the outdoors and a desire to explore the outdoors in the friendly, supportive atmosphere that our Club offers.

• Shore Sirens – North Vancouver
  We are a mountain biking collective dedicated to building a supportive community for women and gender-diverse riders through inclusive group rides and social events. From conquering technical terrain to hosting brewery line-dancing nights, The Sirens focus on fostering confidence, skill-building, and lasting friendships on and off the trails.

• Vancouver Bouldering Society – Vancouver
  The VBS champions safe, accessible outdoor bouldering by building an inclusive community, hosting fun events, and advocating for responsible access and stewardship across Vancouver’s climbing spaces and locations.

• Varsity Outdoor Club (University of British Columbia) – Vancouver
  The VOC is a student club at the University of British Columbia. Counting over 1400 members, the VOC is a diverse group, with interest in backcountry skiing, rock climbing, bike touring, mountaineering, hiking, ice climbing, paddling, and much more.

Fraser Valley

• Chilliwack Outdoor Club – Chilliwack
  Our members participate in non-motorized events locally and in the backcountry, with optional training in safety, navigation, bike mechanics, gear, fitness, nutrition, and trail maintenance. Anyone using power tools for trail work must first pass an RSTBC-sanctioned chainsaw course.

• Fraser Valley Climbing Society – Chilliwack
  The purpose of the society is to protect and assist in managing rock climbing areas in the Fraser Valley. We hope to bring awareness to climbers and others with regards to etiquette and ethics. It is our goal to maintain a high standard of route development and maintenance.

• Pacific Northwest Outdoor Association – Surrey

  The PNOA is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the safety and quality of outdoor experiences through standardized training, risk assessment, and community-led activities like hiking, watersports, cycling and skiing. Based in the Lower Mainland and serving a diverse membership—with a particular focus on supporting new immigrants —the PNOA fosters a culture of responsible outdoor recreation and environmental stewardship across BC and beyond.

• Valley Outdoor Association – Surrey

  Our club offers a wide variety of weekend activities (including hiking, cycling, paddling, and snowshoeing) for all fitness and experience levels. There are also two active groups who hike on Wednesdays if you have the time. Destinations are ad hoc and selected on the weekend before the hike.