Bella Coola Grizzly Tours offers guided viewing of the grizzlies out of Bella Coola, British Columbia, Canada. The Bella Coola Valley has a high population of grizzlies and tours are available in the Bella Coola River watershed and Saltwater Fjords of the Mid Coast, commonly known as the Great Bear Rainforest. Enjoy spring and fall grizzly tours, as well as wildlife viewing tours, with spring being the best time to view the Biggest Boar Grizzlies, and in summer the sows and cubs are found in the higher alpine terrain, but in August they work their way towards the salmon spawning rivers. Your host at Bella Coola Grizzly Tours ensures your adventure is both fascinating and informative and will share many entertaining stories with you.READ MORE

The Bella Coola Wilderness Adventures are a land based excursion with guides taking you on exclusive adventure that includes, hiking, camping, fishing, 4X4 tours and incredible wildlife viewing. Enjoy easy hiking on groomed trails perfect for seniors and families or vertical rock climbing for the more extreme adventurist, it's all here. Starting with a short scenic flight where you might even be lucky enough to see a few grizzlies, head into Bella Coola in the heart of the rugged Central Coast mountains, and enjoy natural hotsprings, miles of gorgeous coastline and pristine beaches as well as spectacular scenery. Guides are knowledgeable and friendly and even good camp cooks, and your safety is always foremost on the Bella Coola Wilderness Adventures.READ MORE

Bella Coola Fishing and Heli Adventures offers guided fishing excursions on the Bella Coola River in British Columbia, Canada. Fish the rivers for chinook and coho salmon or take a helicopter trip up to one of the countless and remote lakes for some wild trout fishing. Licensed angling guides will take you on a great fishing adventure with no other anglers around, and will provide a campfire shore lunch too, this is the heli angling life, and while you're airborne, look out for some grizzlies feeding and playing below. Heli hiking is also available to crystal clear lakes and meadows, come see the view from the top of the world, it's spectacular.READ MORE

Tweedsmuir Park Lodge Rod and Ski Club in Bella Coola, British Columbia offers world class heli skiing and fishing adventures on the same day. In the morning, experienced guides will teach you the art of heli skiing and heli boarding on spectacular corn snow slopes high in the Bella Coola mountains with an average of 3000 vertical feet to run, pure skiing heaven. And the afternoon, the guides will take you fishing at the river for Chinook salmon and rainbow trout and more, choose from fishing in McKenzie Drift Boats to fly fishing with river fishing equipment provided including, waders, rods, reels, bait, plugs and lures, however fly fishing equipment is not included and must be supplied by you. Preparation of fish is available including smoking and freezing.READ MORE

Tweedsmuir Park Lodge in Bella Coola, British Columbia offers pristine wilderness accommodation in the 10 chalets with the main lodge incorporating dining and recreational areas, perfect for family reunions, corporate groups and overnight stays. Surrounded by coastal mountains and flanked by the Bella Coola and Atnarko rivers, the location is ideal for fly fishing, grizzly bear viewing helicopter skiing, wilderness hiking, bird watching, sight seeing and so much more. Situated within Tweedsmuir Provincial Park, Bella Coola, British Columbia, the lodge offers a haven of relaxation after an adventurous day of actvities, with a spa, two fireplaces, an outdoor hot tub to soak in, and a lodge deck where sometimes grizzly and black bears will be seen wandering past the lawn as you enjoy your pre-dinner drink - it's pure paradise.READ MORE

Tweedsmuir Park Lodge Grizzly Bear Tours and Bear Viewing in Bella Coola, British Columbia is a fantastic experience of watching the famous grizzly bears in their natural habitat feeding on spawning salmon in one of the highest concentrations of grizzly bears. Enjoy river floats on a boat, walking through ancient old growth forests, pristine wilderness and rivers, vast glaciers and mountain peaks, incredible wildlife sightings and so much more on the guided journey of a lifetime that even includes exploration of the Nuxalk First Nations culture, a visit to the petroglyph gardens and a private chalet stay in Tweedsmuir Park Lodge. The grizzly bear viewing trips are available from the start of September to the middle of October when the returning salmon draw the grizzlies to the waters.READ MORE