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Bella Coola Grizzly Tours

Our Grizzly Bear Viewing Adventures originate out of Bella Coola, British Columbia, Canada. Lying amidst towering snow capped Coastal Mountains, this small West Coast Village is rich in history & native culture. This beautiful area, with it's lush green valley bottoms, is home to some of the largest Grizzlies and Mountain Goats in the world. The evident abundance of both marine and land based wildlife offer world class grizzly bear viewing opportunities, second to none.

This region has always been recognized for it's magnificent scenery and friendly people ever since the first white explorers arrived. Sir Alexander Mackenzie and Captain George Vancouver both explored this vast region in 1793 and were quite taken with the areas natural beauty describing the area as extremely grand in their journals.

Watching

Little has changed since those days. Heading West out the Turquoise Blue Glacial Waters, of North Bentinck Arm, we view Sea Lions, Seals, & Eagles along the way as we sail out the steep Coastal Fjord.

Hanging Glaciers provide majestic backdrops and cascading waterfalls plummet down the vertical granite walls into the icy waters. Few places on earth host as much raw natural beauty & culture as this magnificent region of British Columbia.

Bears and most wildlife are always most active when they are feeding. Grizzlies, especially the big old boars, tend to feed first thing in the morning and usually dominate the best feeding areas. The first few hours of daylight offer some of the best opportunities for sightings, before the sun gets too high in the sky. Once their bellies are full, they usually bed down until mid afternoon. The bears start moving again later in the afternoon and feed heavily again into the evening.

Huge Red Cedar

Bella Coola Wilderness Adventures

Our land based wilderness adventures are ideally located just minutes from the airport on Highway 20 and is accessible by BC Ferries as well. We offer natural wildlife viewing and hiking adventures throughout the Valley and Beyond. We are very fortunate to have four natural hotsprings in the area producing odorless mineral water at ideal hotsprings temperatures. Our world renowned Glacial Facial Clay is highly sought after and originates exclusively from this region. The clean mountain air and temperate environment of the Coastal Rainforest provides natural, healthy alternatives to working out in gyms. This beautiful area, with its lush fertile valley bottoms is also home to some of the largest Grizzlies and Mountain Goats in the world. This Unique Rainforest Habitat and Eco-system produces a strain of Flora and Fauna that flourishes and has evolved to be among some of the largest plant and animal specimens in the world. The Natural Habitat coupled with the magnificent scenery offer Unique World Class viewing opportunities.

De Havilland Beaver

On a clear day your flight over the rugged Coast Range is unbelievably breathtaking. As you climb out of Vancouver on the pressurized twin engine Beech 99 you experience a close up view of Mt. Waddington's awesome Glaciers and the Monarch Icefields. Mt. Waddington is the highest peak on the Coast Range at over 13,000 feet. A short one hour scenic flight from the south terminal airport in Vancouver, BC puts you on location. Your destination is in the heart of the Central Coast and is a natural port providing an access and departure point to 10,000 km's of coastline, pristine beaches natural hotsprings and supernatural scenery. This remote area has always been recognized for its friendly people ever since the first European explorers arrived. Sir Alexander Mackenzie and Captain George Vancouver both explored this vast region in 1793 and were quite taken with the areas natural awesome beauty describing the area as extremely grand in their historical Journals.    

Willow Ptarmigan

Mount Stupendous, Mount Nusatsum, Mount Defiance and Thunder Mountain are just some of the Peaks and Glaciers viewed from the valley floor. It has only been just over 200 years since the first whiteman set foot in this wilderness region of the Pacific Northwest. Little has changed since those days and we invite you to come and share the experiences and the beauty of the area as we provide you with an experience of BC's best kept secret.

We have a mapped network of unlimited trails originating from our resort in the Valley. We guide you through ancient towering old growth Douglas Fir and Red and Yellow Cedar stands to view thousands of Spawning Pacific Salmon. The Pacific Salmon is the lifeline for Bears and Eagles as they make their way upriver to reproduce.

Witness the huge Coastal Grizzlies and sows with cubs fishing in these pristine rivers as they fatten up for the long Winter. The Flora and Fauna in this coastal rainforest hinges on tropical and is truly a sight to behold. Take an invigorating hike above treeline into the crystal clear lakes and Alpine Meadows. Here you can experience the unforgettable views of the magnificent Ocean Fjords.

Some of the most breathtaking scenery in North America is here for you to experience in this beautiful valley. We invite you to come and share it with us.

Bella Coola Grizzly Tours Inc.
Box 336, Bella Coola, British Columbia,
Canada , V0T 1C0
Phone: (250) 982-0098
Fax: (250) 982-0097

Toll Free: 1 866-946-0640
Email us: info@bcgrizzlytours.com