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Chantal & Roger Achermann
P.O. Box 1357
Fort St. James, V0J1P0, BC
Canada
© Copyright 2019 by Chantal & Roger Achermann. All Rights Reserved
ROGERS PARADISE LODGE LTD
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Rogers Paradise Lodge in harmony with nature
Enjoy the beautiful and unique scenery of the Canadian Wilderness. Immerse yourself in the seclusion and tranquility of nature and leave everyday worries behind you. Rogers Paradise Lodge offers you peace and relaxation, or also adventure, in an area of unparalleled beauty in the Nation Lakes Provincial Park, in Bulkely Nechako, British Colombia.
The Lodge is situated 832 meters above sea level on the beautiful Tchentlo Lake and is
surrounded by Wilderness. The unspoilt fishing grounds are the desire of every fisher.
Whether fishing, hiking or just relaxing with a book, you can experience the captivating flora
and fauna of this area.
Chantal
Achermann
learned
her
profession
as
pastry
chef
and
confectioner
in
the
Swiss
Confectioners
Sprüngli.
She
consolidated
her
knowledge
of
this
in
renowned
hotels
in
the
Swiss
mountains.
Thereby,
giving
many
guests
the
luxury
of
delicious
sweets
and
pastries.
She
further
extended
her
skills
by
working
for
a
year
on
the
luxury
liner,
the
Royal
Caribbean.
Shortly
after
her
return
to
Switzerland
she
graduated
as
a
policewoman
and
worked
for
a
long
time
in
this
profession.
Although
she
enjoyed
the
job,
traveling,
horses,
and
cooking
continue
to
be
her
main
passions.
During
her
numerous
travels,
she
accumulated
a
lot
of
experience
of
the
outdoors.
With
the
move
to
Canada
and
the
opening
of
Rogers
Paradise
Lodge,
she
could
finally
realize
her
much
awaited
dream.
Chantal
intends
to
spoil
guests
with
her
various
culinary
delights.
She
will
also
attend
to
their
general
well
being
on
a
day
to
day
basis.
Roger
Achermann
was
brought
up
in
Savognin
Graubünden
in
the
Swiss
mountains.
He
has
had
a
lifelong
passion
for
the
outdoors,
in
particular
the
countryside
and
fishing,
and
later,
when
he
lived
in
Zürich,
he
regularly
came
back
to
visit
Savognin.
The
mountains,
and
the
local
flora
and
fauna
being
a
place
to
retreat
to
and
relax
in.
After
his
apprenticeship
as
baker
and
confectioner,
and
on
completion
of
his
military
service
to
the
level
of
officer,
he
went
back
to
work
in
his
parents
hotel
in
Savognin.
In
1987
he
fulfilled
his
dream
and
traveled
through
Canada
for
many
months.
He
still
remembers
this
time
as
some
of
the
best
days
of
his
life.
In
1990
he
changed
career
from
the
bakery
to
becoming
a
policeman
in
Zuerich,
where
he
has
successfully
worked
for
more
than
25
years.
In
2011
Roger
took
part
in
a
televised
three
week
survival
course
which
renewed
his
passion
to
be
a
part
of
nature
and
the
outdoors.
This
experience
influenced
his
decision
to
realize
his
dream
and
move
to
Canada
with
his
wife
Chantal,
to
open
their
own
Lodge
in
the
Wilderness.
At
a
young
age
Roger
learned
fly
fishing
from
his
father
and
passed
a
lot
of
time
trying
it
out
on
different
rivers
and
lakes.
When
he
was
a
young
adult
he
bought
his
own
boat
and
enjoyed
spending
time
angling
and
trawling
for
fish.
The
fascination
with
fishing
inspired
him
to
manufacture
his
own
fishing
lures
made
from
seashells.
This
led
him
to
set
up
his
own
firm,
Perlmutter.ch,
selling
self-made
lures.
Guests
at
Roger’
Paradise
Lodge
can
benefit
from
Roger‘s
knowledge
of
fishing,
and
the
best
lures
to
use.
Also,
with
his
experience
of
the
outdoors
he
will
always be available to offer help and advice.
With
us
now
spring
has
arrived.
The
snowmelt
is
in
full
swing.
Nature
is
slowly
awakening
again
and
our
feathered
friends
are
slowly
returning
from
the
south
to
Tchentlo Lake.
Kilan was born on the 5th May 2017 and
is an Alaskan Malamute. We were de-
lighted when Kilan came to live with us on
June 11th 2017. He is a really special dog,
in short a real Alaskan Malamute. Playful
and cuddly, and he thoroughly enjoys
when new guests come to the Lodge. He
is in his element in snow and water, and
he loves to lie in snow even when it’s
minus 30 degrees or colder outside. He al-
ways wants to be involved. Our guests
love it, when Kilan, like his predecessor
the wolf, howls over the lake in the
evening.
He became a father to 9 pups for the first
time on the 14th October 2018.
Lura was born on October 20th 2017 and
has enriched our Lodge since the 26th
February 2018. She is an Akbash /
Maremmano mix, a proper livestock guard
dog. She is very vigilant and protects us
and our guests from bears, wolves and
other predators. One feels safe with Lura
on their side. Nonetheless she is playful
and loves to romp around with Kilan.
On October 14th 2018 she became the
proud mother to 9 wonderful pups.
Abia is our female Maine-Coon cat. She was born on June 3rd 2012 and emigrated with us to Canada. Our snow white lady loves to lie outside
on the terrace on sunny days and observe everything going on around her. Since Abia has been in the house, the mice have had no peace. She
loves to cuddle with guests.
Sinux
is
our
sensitive
one,
even
though
he’s
a
large
cat.
He
was
born
on
April
23rd
2005
and
also
came
with
us
from
Switzerland
to
Canada.
Sinux
takes
a
bit
longer
till
he
feels
comfortable
with
new
people.
Many
of
our
guests
only
see
him
from
afar,
or
at
a
reasonable
distance
lying on the terrace.
Nera,
like
her
brother
Sinux,
was
born
on
April
23rd
2005
and
is
our
small
black
cat.
Needless
to
say,
he
also
came
with
us
to
Canada.
Nera
is
mischievous
and
would
preferably
spend
all
her
time
eat
-
ing
or
sleeping.
She
likes
to
be
comfort
-
able and loves lying somewhere warm.
Xian,
a
blue
jay,
is
our
pet
bird,
so
to
speak.
Nearly
every
morning
before
dawn
Xian
waits
in
front
of
the
Lodge
for
nuts,
and
if
we
are
late
he
likes
to knock on our bedroom window to inform us that it’s high time we got up.
Many
times,
when
Chantal
is
cooking,
he
sits
in
front
of
the
kitchen
window
telling
stories,
simply
so
that
cooking
won’t
be
boring.
Xian
has
been
visiting us practically daily for many years now, and as might be expected, has become a part of our family.
We were able to witness how Whiskey was born on October 14th 2018 as one of nine puppies of
Lura. It was a very special experience and
it deeply influenced us. So we decided that
one of the puppies should complement our
team. We opted for our little sunshine
Whiskey.
Whiskey likes to romp around and slowly
develop her own personality. She may al-
ready be very stubborn if she does not
want something. She loves to walk beside
her father or mother because she feels safe
and protected. Whiskey will quickly conquer
the hearts of our guests with their charm.
Unfortunately, Xian left us on April 13, 2019 forever.
It was a great time with you. We will miss you very much!
Do it well my friend!
The
Airline
Creek
in
front
of
our
house
is
already
ice-free.
Preparations
for
the
coming season are in full swing.
Chantal Achermann
Chantal Achermann learned her profession as pastry
chef and confectioner in the Swiss Confectioners
Sprüngli. She consolidated her knowledge of this in
renowned hotels in the Swiss mountains. Thereby,
giving many guests the luxury of delicious sweets and
pastries. She further extended her skills by working for
a year on the luxury liner, the Royal Caribbean. Shortly
after her return to Switzerland she graduated as a
policewoman and worked for a long time in this
profession. Although she enjoyed the job, travelling,
horses, and cooking continue to be her main passions.
During her numerous travels, she accumulated a lot of
experience of the outdoors. With the move to Canada
and the opening of Rogers Paradise Lodge, she could
finally realize her much awaited dream. Chantal intends
to spoil guests with her various culinary delights. She
will also attend to their general well being on a day to
day basis.
Roger Achermann was brought up in Savognin
Graubünden in the Swiss mountains. He has had a
lifelong passion for the outdoors, in particular the
countryside and fishing, and later, when he lived in
Zürich, he regularly came back to visit Savognin. The
mountains, and the local flora and fauna being a place
to retreat to and relax in. After his apprenticeship as
baker and confectioner, and on completion of his
military service to the level of officer, he went back to
work in his parents hotel in Savognin. In 1987 he
fulfilled his dream and traveled through Canada for
many months. He still remembers this time as some of
the best days of his life. In 1990 he changed career
from the bakery to becoming a policeman in Zuerich,
where he has successfully worked for more than 25
years. In 2011 Roger took part in a televised three
week survival course which renewed his passion to be
a part of nature and the outdoors. This experience
influenced his decision to realize his dream and move
to Canada with his wife Chantal, to open their own
Lodge in the Wilderness. At a young age Roger learnt
fly fishing from his father and passed a lot of time
trying it out on different rivers and lakes. When he was
a young adult he bought his own boat and enjoyed
spending time angling and trawling for fish. The
fascination with fishing inspired him to manufacture his
own fishing lures made from seashells. This led him to
set up his own firm, Perlmutter.ch, selling self-made
lures. Guests at Roger’ Paradise Lodge can benefit
from Roger‘s knowledge of fishing, and the best lures
to use. Also, with his experience of the outdoors he will
always be available to offer help and advice.
Roger Achermann
Kilan was born on the 5th May 2017 and is an Alaskan
Malamute. We were delighted when Kilan came to live
with us on June 11th 2017. He is a really special dog, in
short a real Alaskan Malamute. Playful and cuddly, and he
thoroughly enjoys when new guests come to the Lodge.
He is in his element in snow and water, and he loves to lie
in snow even when it’s minus 30 degrees or colder out-
side. He always wants to be involved. Our guests love it,
when Kilan, like his predecessor the wolf, howls over the
lake in the evening.
He became a father to 9 pups for the first time on the
14th October 2018.
Lura was born on October 20th 2017 and has enriched
our Lodge since the 26th February 2018. She is an
Akbash/Maremmano mix, a proper livestock guard dog.
She is very vigilant and protects us and our guests from
bears, wolves and other predators. One feels safe with
Lura on their side. Nonetheless she is playful and loves to
romp around with Kilan.
On October 14th 2018 she became the proud mother to 9
wonderful pups.
We were able to witness how Whiskey was born on
October 14th 2018 as one of nine puppies of Lura. It was
a very special experience and it deeply influenced us. So
we decided that one of the puppies should complement
our team. We opted for our little sunshine Whiskey.
Whiskey likes to romp around and slowly develop her
own personality. She may already be very stubborn if she
does not want something. She loves to walk beside her
father or mother because she feels safe and protected.
Whiskey will quickly conquer the hearts of our guests
with their charm.
Nera,
like
her
brother
Sinux,
was
born
on
April
23rd
2005
and
is
our
small
black
cat.
Needless
to
say,
he
also
came
with
us
to
Canada.
Nera
is
mischievous
and
would
preferably
spend
all
her
time
eating
or
sleeping.
She
likes
to be comfortable and loves lying somewhere warm.
Xian,
a
blue
jay,
is
our
pet
bird,
so
to
speak.
Nearly
every
morning
before
dawn
Xian
waits
in
front
of
the
Lodge
for
nuts,
and
if
we
are
late
he
likes
to
knock
on
our
bedroom
window to inform us that it’s high time we got up.
Many
times,
when
Chantal
is
cooking,
he
sits
in
front
of
the
kitchen
window
telling
stories,
simply
so
that
cooking
won’t
be
boring.
Xian
has
been
visiting
us
practically
daily
for
many
years
now,
and
as
might
be
expected,
has
be
-
come a part of our family.
Sinux
is
our
sensitive
one,
even
though
he’s
a
large
cat.
He
was
born
on
April
23rd
2005
and
also
came
with
us
from
Switzerland
to
Canada.
Sinux
takes
a
bit
longer
till
he
feels
comfortable
with
new
people.
Many
of
our
guests
only
see
him
from
afar,
or
at
a
reasonable
dis
-
tance lying on the terrace.
Abia is our female Maine-Coon cat. She was born on June
3rd 2012 and emigrated with us to Canada. Our snow
white lady loves to lie outside on the terrace on sunny
days and observe everything going on around her. Since
Abia has been in the house, the mice have had no peace.
She loves to cuddle with guests.
Unfortunately, Xian left us on April 13th 2019 forever.
It was a great time with you.
We will miss you very much!
Do it well my friend!
© Copyright 2019 by Chantal & Roger Achermann. All Rights Reserved
Chantal & Roger Achermann
P.O. Box 1357
Fort St. James, V0J1P0, BC
Canada
ROGERS PARADISE LODGE LTD
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Welcome
The Lodge is situated 832 meters above sea level on the
beautiful Tchentlo Lake and is surrounded by Wilderness.
The unspoilt fishing grounds are the desire of every
fisher. Whether fishing, hiking or just relaxing with a
book, you can experience the captivating flora and fauna
of this area.
Rogers Paradise Lodge
in harmony with nature
Enjoy the beautiful and unique scenery of the Canadian Wilderness. Immerse yourself in the seclusion and tranquility of nature and leave everyday worries behind you. Rogers Paradise Lodge offers you peace and relaxation, or also adventure, in an area of unparalleled beauty in the Nation Lakes Provincial Park, in Bulkely Nechako, British Colombia.
With
us
now
spring
has
arrived.
The
snowmelt
is
in
full
swing.
Nature
is
slowly
awakening
again
and
our
feathered
friends
are
slowly
returning
from the south to Tchentlo Lake.
The
Airline
Creek
in
front
of
our
house
is
already
ice-free.
Preparations
for
the
coming
season
are
in full swing.
