Clayoquot is known for its riding program. You can saddle up anywhere from 30 minutes to seven hours for adventures through river valley meadows, Jurassic fern gardens, and glacial river crossings. Or you can head to the Clayoquot Sound for ocean or river kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, whale or bear watching, and even surfing. Back on land, there’s archery, rock climbing, rappelling, mountain biking, hiking, and paintball.
[From $1,600/night; wildretreat.com]
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