Off-Grid Mountain Retreat - Bralorne, BC

Perched on a hillside in historic Bralorne, this 885 sq. ft. off-grid, 2-storey home or recreational cabin is perfectly positioned to capture stunning mountain views from every level. Thoughtfully designed to maximize its natural setting, the home features large windows and a spacious 143 sq. ft. balcony on the main floor, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the alpine surroundings. The open-concept main living area is warmed by a wood stove and features hardwood and tile flooring, as well as a propane fridge and stove for comfortable, self-sufficient living. The home comes furnished and ready for you to move in or use as a turnkey getaway.

Upstairs, you’ll find two cozy bedrooms and an 87 sq. ft. balcony that continues the theme of mountain living, offering a quiet retreat to enjoy the fresh air and views. The home is plumbed and includes an on-demand hot water tank. While water is currently drawn from a nearby creek during visits, the infrastructure is in place for a more permanent water system. Solar panels provide power to the home, and while the system is wired and operational, the batteries will need to be replaced to restore full off-grid functionality.

The basement level has its own separate entrance and serves as a secure space for parking a quad or storing recreational gear—an ideal setup for those looking to explore the vast backcountry terrain that surrounds Bralorne. The property also includes two outhouses, offering added convenience for guests or multiple users. Located just 2 hours from Whistler and 5.5 hours from North Vancouver with good road access, this property is a rare find for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a peaceful, self-reliant lifestyle in a truly breathtaking location.

753 Eagleridge Drive - Bralorne, BC

Bralorne is a remote, historic gold mining town nestled in the mountains of British Columbia's South Chilcotin region, within the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District. Located about two hours northwest of Pemberton and roughly 5.5 hours from North Vancouver, Bralorne sits at the edge of vast wilderness, offering some of the most spectacular alpine scenery in the province.

Once one of British Columbia’s richest gold-producing towns, Bralorne thrived in the early to mid-20^th century before entering a long period of dormancy. In recent years, it has seen a resurgence as both a recreational hotspot and a destination for lifestyle-focused residents. It's particularly popular with backcountry skiers, mountain bikers, hikers, off-road enthusiasts, and history buffs drawn by its heritage and rugged charm. Several mining operations have also reactivated in the area, contributing to local interest and activity.

Despite its remoteness, Bralorne has a strong and growing community of seasonal and year-round residents. The area boasts untouched natural beauty, clean air, abundant wildlife, and access to an extensive network of trails, lakes, and alpine passes. There is no full-service town center, but nearby Gold Bridge (about 5 km away) provides limited amenities, and the communities work closely to support one another. Bralorne represents an ideal escape for those seeking solitude, adventure, and a connection to nature and history.

Recreation in and around Bralorne is world-class, especially for those who love the outdoors and don’t mind a bit of rugged terrain. The area is a mecca for backcountry skiing and snowmobiling, with deep powder, long runs, and stunning alpine terrain that draws adventurers from across BC and beyond. Winter access is often by snowmobile or snowcat, adding to the sense of remote adventure and exclusivity.

In the warmer months, Bralorne becomes a playground for hikers, mountain bikers, and off-road vehicle enthusiasts. The extensive network of old mining roads and alpine trails offers endless exploration, whether you're tackling a high-elevation ridge hike, riding singletrack, or taking your quad deep into the backcountry. Anglers and paddlers can enjoy the surrounding lakes and creeks, which are stocked with trout and surrounded by serene wilderness.

Nearby, Carpenter Lake Reservoir offers opportunities for boating and fishing, while the South Chilcotin Mountains Provincial Park—just a short drive or ride away—is renowned for its multi-day hiking, horseback riding, and wildlife viewing. With so much terrain to explore and minimal crowds, Bralorne provides a true wilderness experience for those seeking solitude, adventure, and deep connection to nature.

50°46'18.84"N and 122°47'44.53"W