Located in Harrison Mills, BC, in the traditional territory of the Sts’ailes Nation, Sasquatch Crossing EcoLodge is an eight-room Indigenous-owned B&B, originally a historic 1903 house, now beautifully remodelled. Set on 87 acres adjacent to Nature Trust Conservation lands, the lodge offers a swimming pool, meditation labyrinth, trails, and lush gardens, with a commitment to sustainable practices. The Sts’ailes, a sovereign Coast Salish community, have resided in harmony with the inland temperate rainforest and sacred watersheds since time immemorial, viewing the sasquatch as a part of cultural identity and spiritual belief, symbolized by the anglicized pronunciation of Sa:sq’ets. With nearby recreational opportunities, including golfing, skiing, boating, and wildlife viewing, the lodge serves as a gateway to experience the region’s rich cultural heritage and nature.