Please be sure to get your room reservation before you register for Hyder Seek 2011! We're accepting almost as many slots as there are rooms in all of Hyder and Stewart, so please don't sign up for Hyder Seek 2011 in the expectation that you'll be able to get a room. There are places to camp immediately behind the Sealaska Inn, but you'll have to exercise caution regarding the bears!

If you wish to stay in Hyder, please contact the Sealaska Inn or the Grandview Inn.

The numbers for the Sealaska Inn are 888-393-1199 or 250-636-2486, and their web site is http://www.sealaskainn.com.

The only other hotel/motel in Hyder is the Grandview Inn, just a short walk up the road from the Sealaska. The number is 250-636-9174. There are only ten rooms, and they sell out for Hyder Seek very quickly.

Kathy's Korner is a highly recommended B&B, located between the Grandview and the Sealaska.  The number is 250-636-2393 and the web site address is http://www.theinnkeeper.com/bedandbreakfast/Alaska/Hyder/8841.html.

Stewart, British Columbia is a short walk/ride (less than two miles) from Hyder and has a few hotels and some bed and breakfast rooms. The Stewart, British Columbia and Hyder, Alaska International Chamber of Commerce website is at http://www.stewart-hyder.com. Another web page containing interesting information about the area, including additional lodging, can be found at http://www.stewartbchyderak.homestead.com/homepage.html

The largest hotel/motel in Stewart is the King Edward. Their numbers are 800-663-3126 or 250-636-2244 and the web address is http://www.kingedwardhotel.com.

The newest hotel in Stewart (and one of the areas finest) is the Ripley Creek Inn. Their phone number is 250-636-2344 and their web address is http://www.ripleycreekinn.homestead.com.

Another is the Stewart Mountain Lodge, 418 6th Ave, Stewart, BC.  Contact Dave and Christy Craig at 250 636 2640.  Their web site is http://www.stewartmountainlodge.com.

If you'd like to rent a vacation home, the Oceanview Guest House in Stewart, BC is walking distance from the Canal, and is close to local museums, shops and restaurants.  Their phone numbers are 250-636-9119 or 250-636-9292, and their web address is http://www.stewartguesthouse.com.

Another option in British Columbia is the Grizzly Lodge Guest House at Meziadin lake. Telephone 1-250-636-2657 days, 1- 600-700-0282 evenings, email meziadin@lincsat.com.

If you can't obtain a room and you don't want to camp but you want to come up for the fun anyway, there is another option, but you'll have to (perish the thought!) ride a bit. The Bell II Lodge is about 100 miles north of Hyder on the Cassier Highway.  The Cassier Highway is a very nice paved road between the Meziadin Junction and the lodge, with some spectacular scenery.  The lodge has a nice restaurant and gift shop, and gasoline is available there.  You can find their web site at http://www.bell2lodge.com