Yes - most major Airline carriers will take bikes (in a box/bag) as 1 piece of your luggage hold allowance. Not only this, but there is a popular mis-conception that you will get charged for the privelage..WRONG. Indeed, some smaller operators may slap on an excess baggage charge but the major operators such as Canada Air do NOT. We'll pick both you & your bike up from Vancouver - then if you really want to go home after the best holiday of your life we can be persuaded to take you both back!

You can bring your own bike if you like. However, unless you are on an extended bike trip, it's much easier to rent our Cannondale F800 CAAD-3 bikes. We do not rent our bikes for use off the Anse Mamin site because we don't recommend riding on the roads for your own safety. If you like, and you are accustomed to riding trails with them, bring your own shoes with SPD cleats and we can put the clipless pedals on for you at no extra charge.

Students are encouraged to bring bikes to explore the 17 mile Wilderness bike trail as well as for trips around the Itasca Campus.

You should check with your airline before flying. The rules and regulations surrounding aerosol canisters can change. According to the Transportation Security Administration, in general, it is fine to pack these items in either checked or carry-on bags, but travelers should check with their airline before flying with aerosol canisters as some canisters are flammable.