Swiss Edelweiss Village – Edward Feuz’s Chalet

The Edward Feuz House is a two-story chalet built in 1911 by the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR). The building is situated the highest among a group of six unique Swiss-style chalets known as “Edelweiss Village”, located on a steep hill north of the town of Golden, BC. The house was the historic home of renowned Swiss mountain guide Edward Feuz Jr. Hired by the CPR at the turn of the 20th Century, Feuz and other certified Swiss mountain guides introduced European-style mountaineering in the Selkirk and Rocky Mountains and profoundly shaped today’s world-famous mountain culture in Western Canada.

Region:

Field Documentation:

May 14, 2022

Field Documentation Type:

Terrestrial LiDAR

Culture:

Swiss


Historic Period:

1910CE

Latitude:

51.319223

Longitude:

-116.971758

Datum Type:


Threat Level