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Great Bear Rainforest

An intimate and rare connection to one of the world’s most remote ecosystems.

Transform in the wild

The Great Bear Rainforest a magical destination of breathtaking beauty, powerful culture and wildlife unlike anything you have ever seen. Join us for a tour of this coastal, temperate rainforest on the Pacific coast of BC.

Visit the Great Bear Rainforest

• Journey to a land of grizzlies, coastal wolves, humpback whales, sea otters, bald eagles and Pacific Salmon – and the only corner of earth where you can spot the elusive Spirit Bear.
• Explore the spectacular rugged coastline, the quiet ocean and the protected old-growth forests that will inspire feelings of seclusion and connectedness.
• Enjoy activities such as standup paddleboarding, saltwater fishing, hiking and more.
• Stay with a local coastal First Nations family in the Gitga’at Territory and share their traditional foods, local knowledge, and deep and ancient connection with the land.

Our small group sizes give you greater access to your local guide for a more intimate, personalized experience. Each tour is bound to be a transformative journey of discovery, reflection and enlightenment.

Each tour is bound to be a transformative journey of discovery, reflection and enlightenment.

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Great Bear Stand

A transformative standup paddleboard journey through the Great Bear Rainforest.

7 days, 6 nights

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Great Bear Wild

An intimate wilderness, wildlife, and cultural experience in the Great Bear Rainforest.

5 days, 4 nights

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We know a SUP expedition is not the kind of decision you make everyday. Norm is here to help answer any questions you have.

No pitch, no pressure. We can help match you to a trip that fits, so you can soak it all in once you get here.

Meet Norm Hann

Norm Hann started working as an adventure guide in the Great Bear Rainforest over 20 years ago. His passion for the people and the place grew quickly since then. In 2006 he was given the ultimate coastal honour of being adopted into the Raven Clan, and named T’aam Laan meaning “Steersman of the Canoe.”

In 2010, Norm decided to paddle the proposed Enbridge tanker route on an expedition called Standup4Greatbear, to bring awareness to the threat of these tankers to the coastal First Nations and the pristine ecosystems of the Great Bear. This experience deepened Norm’s passion for promoting education and protection of the Great Bear Rainforest – and also caught the attention of acclaimed filmmaker Anthony Bonello. In 2013, the award-winning documentary film STAND  was released, through which Norm’s paddleboarding expedition along the BC coastline is highlighted.

“The Great Bear Rainforest is a spectacular and mesmerizing place. Sharing the beauty and secrets of the temperate rainforest with guests from around the world is an honor for me.”

You’re in good company

“You can read about this stuff, or you can go and do it.”

–Kathleen McCormick, 2019

“Guiding is top notch as Norm’s knowledge of the area and experience on the ocean is very evident.”

“Norm’s passion for the Great Bear Rainforest and his connection to the people of Hartley Bay are the foundation for an exceptional stand up paddleboard adventure.”

–Courtney Sinclar, 2018

Explore Belize’s spectacular blue waters and marine life by paddleboard

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Paddle and surf along the wild, remote and stunningly beautiful coastlines.

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Great Bear Rainforest

The Great Bear Rainforest is a land of fjords, islands and great river estuaries. It's world's largest intact temperate rainforest. Bears and wolf packs thrive as they have for millennia. Explore the wildlife, the waterfall-filled wonder, and the human history of one of the planet's most spectacular coastlines - often called "the last stand of the great North American rainforest”.

Explore the Great Bear Rainforest

• View grizzly bears, spirit bears, and black bears with some of BC’s most experienced guides.
• Sail the fjords, where 4,000-foot cliffs rise above you.
• Walk in rainforest and wildflower meadows with naturalist.
• Visit local villages and, welcomed by residents, learn about coastal culture, from First Nations’ earliest culture to the present.
• Explore the region’s other wildlife, including whales, wolves, bald eagles, and other marine mammals and birds.
• Beach-comb and land on remote islands.
• Experience the entirety of this special region, by taking the time to get to know its rhythms and intricacies, through cruising by yacht and anchoring in special places each night.

• Moderate walking
• Bear viewing (from shore boats, on land, and in some cases at a bear viewing stand)
• Small boat rides
• Marine mammal viewing (whales, sea lions) and bird viewing
• Natural history through hands on experience and talks with your naturalist and any scientists encountered on your trip
• Village visit, cultural history and experience
• Sailing (on sailing ship)
• Village visits
• Hot-springs
• Exploring beaches
• Kayaking and fishing (optional)

Nature and Landscape

The Great Bear Rainforest is a land of fjords, rainforests, islands and great river estuaries. There are no roads. Instead, everyone travels by water.

The many protected, unlogged and ancient rainforests, and the quiet, nutrient-rich ocean, support wildlife and ecosystems as they would have been thousands of years ago across the continent – where grizzly bears and wolf packs roam free and live from what they naturally have always lived from, including abundant salmon runs.

Wildlife Highlights

• Grizzly bear
• Spirit bear (rare) and black furred black bear
• Baleen whales (humpback, fin)
• Killer whale / orca
• Dall’s porpoise
• Grey wolf (rare)
• Pacific salmon (in autumn)

Cultural History

Explore the worlds of several northwest First Nations: the Heiltsuk, Kitasoo Xai’xais, Haisla, Gitga’at and Henaaksiala. Everywhere is evidence of their civilization. 

Fish traps, bark-stripped trees and longhouse remains give testimony to a way of life tuned to the rhythm of nature. 

You’ll visit modern villages, talk with local residents, and see the ancient art traditions still in place today. 

Comfortable Ship, Expert Guides

Get ready for days of adventure and wildlife, supported by a very comfortable expedition ship, a gourmet chef and welcoming guides. Maple Leaf Adventures is a pioneer of tourism in the Great Bear Rainforest, having designed tours here starting in 1991 and advocated for its protection.

3 Seasons in the Great Bear Rainforest

Three Seasons in the Great Bear Rainforest

Our experienced crew and naturalist will take you to areas where you’ll be able to witness peak wildlife events:

• Spring highlights  bird migrations, newly awakened grizzly and black bears grazing on green sedges, pink salmonberry blossoms, spectacular snowcapped mountains and deep fjords where mountain goats come down almost to sea level in spring, hot springs, calmer weather. (May 1-July 10)
• Summer highlights  Humpback whales, fin whales, killer whales, porpoises, other marine mammals, seabirds, mountain goats, porpoises, dense intertidal life. West coast, sandy beaches beckon, some of them home to elusive wolves. (July 10-Aug 15)
• Autumn highlights witness the return of the salmon to spawn, which draws grizzly, spirit and black bears to the estuaries again, along with whales, sea lions, seals, eagles and elusive wolves. Read about the autumn season (Aug 15-Oct 31).

See each trip’s sample itineraries for specific wildlife that it is customary to see in each season. Not all species are visible in all seasons. Also wildlife have their own agendas and while we plan our trips in the peak season and areas for wildlife viewing, with very experienced guides, we do not guarantee sightings.

What Makes It Unique?

• A vast area of rainforest and islands that has not submitted to industrial human culture.
• Healthy populations of bears, including the rare, white spirit bear.
• Our links with groundbreaking science & conservation initiatives in the area.
• Human cultures that have evolved in this landscape for millennia.

Trip Itineraries

From mid Vancouver Island venture into the Discovery Islands and north into the Broughton Archipelago. Watch for whales and explore island beaches. Sail through Queen Charlotte Sound and into the Great Bear Rainforest. Take shore trips into estuaries....

Bright green fjords, estuaries filled with wildflowers, where grizzly bears forage in spring. Travel with humpbacks through channels and island groups, watching for black bears along shorelines. Migrating birds, local villages, and much more....

Dramatic landscape surrounds as you cruise deep into the coastal mountain range. From the Kitlope witness steep snow capped peaks, grizzly bears relaxing among tall green sedges, and colourful wildflowers in shades of purple and blue....

Wild west coast beaches with white sand and plenty to explore. Spend days travelling among humpback whales and marine birds. Watch for fin whales, orca, or possibly even a sea otter. Enjoy adventurous shore trips with knowledge guides....

In summertime, explore the wilder parts of the Great Bear, and its amazing community of whales. Highlights: remote islands, white sand beaches, whale research station, humpback whales, orcas, seabirds and more....

Explore the fjords and islands during the summer. A wonderful time for coastal exploration, beaches, and exploring remote estuaries. Also a great time to spot whales and seabirds. This is our award-winning journey into the nature, wildlife and culture...

Explore the fjords and islands in peak season for bear viewing. This is our award-winning journey into the nature, wildlife and culture of the Great Bear Rainforest. We travel in the traditional territory of the Haisla, Henaaksiala, Gitga'at and sometimes...

Remote reaches of coastal fjords are full with salmon throughout the fall. Wildlife gather to feast on the fish allowing you to watch grizzly bears, bald eagles and black bears. On some occasions witness the rare sprit bear as it emerges from the forest....

Returning salmon have filled the estuaries and wildlife is everywhere! Sail into fjordand and witness the great feast as grizzly bears, black bears, bald eagles feed on the bounty of salmon. Possibly even see the rare and unique spirit bear....

Join Canadian Geographic expert photo instructor to learn new photography techniques. Explore fjords in search of bears. Take time in perfect light to capture the photos you want....

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GREAT BEAR RAINFOREST: All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos)

Complete visitor Guide to Great Bear Rainforest

Experience wild and remote great bear rainforest. 10,000-plus years of indigenous culture and history…and true frontier.

Great Bear Rainforest is one of the world’s most pristine and untouched wilderness areas. It is located on the West Coast of Canada, stretching from Vancouver Island to the Alaska Panhandle. The Great Bear Rainforest is home to a variety of wildlife, including iconic Spirit Gear, Grizzly Bears, Sea Lions, Sea Otters, Humpback and Killer Whales, and more. The rainforest spans over 16 million acres, which is equivalent in size to Ireland and is a popular destination for both tourists and scientists alike.

This guide will provide you with everything you need to know about visiting Great Bear Rainforest. It includes how to get here, best time to visit, what to see and do, where to stay, and what to bring. So whether you’re looking for a place to get away from it all or an adventure of a lifetime, the Great Bear Rainforest is sure not to disappoint.

How To Get here

There are several ways to get to Great Bear Rainforest. One of the main gateways is Bella Coola which can be reached by taking Highway 20 from Williams Lake. Bella Coola is also serviced by scheduled flights from Vancouver operated by Pacific Coastal Airlines. Other points of entry include Prince Rupert in the North, Bella Bella, Klemtu and Port Hardy in the South.

Another way to experience Great Bear Rainforest is taking a ferry ride through BC Ferries’ Inside Passage route. This service departs from Northern Vancouver Island or Prince Rupert and offers both day trips and multi-day trips.

The Best Time To Visit

The best time to visit the rainforest is during the summer months of June, July and August. This is when the weather is at its warmest and the animals are most active. However, the bear-viewing season runs from June to October, so those looking to see these majestic creatures should plan their trip accordingly. The annual salmon runs typically take place from August to September or even October, making this another great time to see bears in their natural habitat.

What To See

There is an abundance of  wildlife  to see in this wilderness area. From bears to whales and marine mammals to birds, there is something for everyone. For those looking to get up close and personal with some of the resident wildlife, there are several tour operators offering safaris into the heart of Great Bear Rainforest.

The Great Bear Rainforest offers plenty of activities to keep visitors busy. Hiking, sightseeing, camping, fishing, paddling, boating, and bird watching are just a few of the options available. For those looking for a more unique experience, there are also opportunities to go whale watching or Grizzly Bear viewing. Regardless of which you choose there is no shortage of things to see and do in the Great Bear Rainforest.

Where To Stay

There is a variety of accommodation options available in Great Bear Rainforest. For those looking for a rustic experience, camping sites are scattered throughout the region. For travelers looking for something a little more comfortable, there are several lodges and resorts offering rooms, suites and a variety of dining options.

Bella Coola is a small town located in central Great Bear Rainforest. The village offers a variety of accommodation options, from hotels and inns to cabins and campgrounds. During your stay, you can also take advantage of the town’s many amenities, including  waterfront, hiking trails, variety of tourism experiences and kayak and canoe rentals.

This town is also home to a number of restaurants, cafes, and bars. It’s a perfect place to stay if you’re looking to experience the small-town marine charm of Great Bear Rainforest.

Tweedsmuir Park Lodge

Tweedsmuir Park Lodge is a historic lodge located in the heart of Great Bear Rainforest. The lodge offers a variety of accommodations, from camping sites to cabins to suites. The lodge is also home to a fine restaurant, which serves up local specialties like fresh fish and venison. The lodge is the perfect basecamp for those looking to explore the Great Bear Rainforest and its many wonders.

Bella Coola Grizzly Tours Resort

Bella Coola Grizzly Tours Resort offers a variety of cabins, each with its own kitchenette, wood stove, and sundeck. The resort also has a cedar log gazebo with a fire pit and barbeque, perfect for parties or gatherings. A natural swimming hole on campground is a great place for kids to swim and paddle canoes. Guests can also spend time fishing in the creek that runs through the resort or simply relax cabin-side for an afternoon. The resort is pet-friendly and there is plenty of room for pets to run and play.

Spirit Bear Lodge

Spirit Bear Lodge is an Indigenous-owned lodge located in Kitasoo Xai’xais traditional territory and the coastal town of Klemtu. The lodge offers a variety of rooms and suites, each with its own private balconies overlooking the Great Bear Sea. The lodge also has a fine dining restaurant specializing in Great Bear Rainforest fare, which serves up a variety of local dishes. When planning your trip, keep in mind that bear viewing opportunities in the Great Bear Rainforest are a highly sought after bucket list experience. Access is limited and lodges and tour operators are almost always at capacity. With prime opportunities found from Khutzeymateen Grizzly Sanctuary to Gribell and Klemtu and Princess Royal Island, there really is no place like Great Bear Rainforest. As such, these areas tend to fill up quickly during peak season. If you are hoping to see bears in these areas, especially the rare Kermode bear, it is recommended that you book your accommodation and tours well in advance.

Respectful Tourism

Please keep in mind the Great Bear Rainforest is traditional territory of Coastal First Nations and respectful and sustainable tourism are always at the forefront. Keep your footprint low, pack out what you bring in and show respect for local cultures and traditions.

What To Bring

When packing for your trip, be sure to bring rain gear, as the area is known for its wet coastal weather. A camera is also a must, as there are plenty of opportunities to photograph the stunning scenery and wildlife. Swimwear is a good idea if you plan on taking a dip in a natural hot spring or indulge in a sauna. Comfortable shoes are important for exploring the area, and hiking boots are a necessity if you want to go for a hike in the rainforest. Finally, remember to pack layers, as the temperature can vary significantly throughout the day.

There you have it! The essential visitor guide to The Great Bear Rainforest. This pristine wildness is a beautiful and unique place, and there are plenty of things to see and do in the area. Whether you’re looking to stay in a lodge and relax, go on a bear viewing tour, or just explore the rainforest for its own recharging powers, there is something for everyone. No matter what you choose to do there, The Great Bear Rainforest is an unforgettable and transformative destination that should be high on everyone’s bucket list.

Before planning your trip today and exploring this natural wonder, be sure to check out all the details at www.greatbeartales.com , www.landwithoutlimits.com or Province of British Columbia website to learn more about Great Bear Rainforest.

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Gilakas’la! Welcome to one of the best grizzly bear viewing experiences in the world.

World Class Wildlife Viewing

Knight Inlet Lodge is an Indigenous-owned wildlife viewing destination in the heart of the Great Bear Rainforest of British Columbia, Canada.

We invite you to spend your days viewing magnificent Grizzly Bears & Incredible Wildlife, and your nights enjoying fine dining and accommodation in the most spectacular natural environment…

Booking is open now for the 2024 and 2025 seasons (May 21 to October 15).

Grizzly Bear Viewing & Whale Watching

Knight Inlet Lodge offers unique spring-to-fall grizzly bear tours and seasonal marine and whale watching tours during your 4 to 6 night stay at our west coast-style floating lodge.

Choose from a range of options to see bears and marine wildlife in one of the most magnificent natural settings in the world, surrounded by ancient forests and snow-capped mountains.

Grizzly Bear Viewing

Knight Inlet is home to a dense population of grizzlies. It is common for numerous bears to be near our lodge throughout the season, and especially during the fall when the salmon are running in nearby rivers.

Enjoy the experience of seeing grizzly bears in the wild on our 2—3 night tour packages.

Located in the Great Bear Rainforest

Knight Inlet Lodge, 240 kilometers (150 miles) northwest of Vancouver, lies in the southern reaches of one of the last intact temperate rainforests on earth, the Great Bear Rainforest – home to Indigenous peoples, ancient forests, and wild bears since time immemorial.

Your Home Away From Home

Arriving at the lodge by floatplane from vancouver island in the morning, your adventure begins right away we will provide you a lodge orientation and safety briefing, then head straight out on the first tour of the day. after returning to the lodge and enjoying a delicious lunch, you will participate on two more tours, including bear viewing. at the end of your day come and relax in the privacy of your room, or join other guests in the lounge or on the water front deck before dinner.  , accommodation.

Our guest rooms feature queen size beds and private bathrooms with showers. Some of our rooms have capacity for families of up to 4.

All rooms enjoy either views of the inlet, or the shoreline behind the lodge, where bears are often spotted.

Seafood like crab, salmon or prawns are harvested fresh from Knight Inlet allowing our Chef to offer the most glorious West Coast cuisine! Served with fine wines, our tasty menu is locally sourced from Knight Inlet, plus other fresh local ingredients flown in daily.

With advance notice, we can accommodate most dietary needs.

A Sustainable Legacy

As an Indigenous-owned, fly-in wildlife viewing destination, we at Knight Inlet Lodge take our corporate and environmental stewardship responsibilities seriously. We work hard to reduce, reuse, and recycle, and are doing everything we can to minimize our environmental footprint.

Committed to Conservation

We are strong advocates for sustainable fisheries and wildlife management policies in the Great Bear Rainforest.

We also support and facilitate independent research on bear-human interactions, which is integrated into our bear viewing management plans.

In 2017 we successfully helped to end the grizzly bear trophy hunt in British Columbia.

A Dedicated Team

A tight-knit team of dedicated, like-minded people, with years of experience managing and operating a remote tourist destination like Knight Inlet Lodge, offer our guests the highest quality service and expertise.

From our on-site managers to our guides, our chefs to our technical staff – we all can’t wait to welcome you to our own working home away from home!

Decades of Experience

Knight Inlet Lodge is owned by an Indigenous partnership of five First Nations whose stewardship and conservation knowledge and experience goes back to time immemorial

Knight Inlet Lodge, founded in the 1990s, has been a hallmark of not only hospitality, but grizzly bear and pacific salmon conservation and responsible environmental stewardship for decades.

Grizzly bear viewing tours

From early May through October, Great Bear Nature Tours offers grizzly bear viewing excursions from Port Hardy to a beautiful river valley on the central coast of British Columbia. Known as the Great Bear Rainforest, this area is one of the best places in the world to observe grizzly (brown) bears and many other forms of wildlife including black bears, wolves and bald eagles.  We are privileged to operate on the traditional lands of the Gwa’sala-‘Nakwaxda’xw Nation.

Great Bear Nature Tours is rated by National Geographic Adventure as one of the Best Adventure Travel Companies on Earth. Our ecotourism lodge is the ideal base for photography and wildlife viewing tours, nestled at the mouth of a pristine salmon river. Wilderness-gourmet meals await you upon your return from the two guided viewing sessions per day. With a maximum of eighteen guests, you are assured of a personalised wilderness adventure in this very special area.

Great Bear Nature Tours was fortunate to host the BBC in during the filming of a portion of the “ Magical Forest ” episode of the “Secrets of our Living Planet” series, which aired on BBC HD and BBC Two. It was a perfect match in philosophy between the theme of the program and Great Bear Nature Tours. While powerful imagery of magnificent grizzly bears is what brings people to us, most leave with a greater understanding of the complex ecosystem which supports the great bear.

Great Bear Lodge

The Great Bear Rainforest is home to a significant concentration of coastal grizzly bears. During the late summer and early autumn bears are drawn to the many salmon spawning streams feeding into the coastal inlets. While the local bear population reaches its peak in the  autumn , during the  spring  and  summer  bears feed on sedges, succulents and grasses that make up the dense bio-mass of the river estuary. These ongoing sources of high quality food are why coastal grizzlies or brown bears are larger than inland grizzlies. Click on our  bear-viewing  page for more information on the bear viewing program, or you can find out more about the  Great Bear Lodge .

Explore TV scouted the lodge for themselves, so you can hear all about their experiences .  Great Bear Lodge has been chosen by Destination Canada as a Canadian Signature Experience, providing a unique connection with the geography, wildlife, culture and people of Canada.

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Located in the heart of the great bear rainforest, spirit bear lodge offers access to transformative wilderness and authentic cultural experiences that create emotional connections between people, nature and wildlife..

Connect with the Kitasoo Xai’xais People, the lands and waters of their Traditional Territory, and the magnificent wildlife that call it home. Our all inclusive multi-day adventures build an understanding, respect, and connection to the heart of The Great Bear Rainforest and a culture that has roots as deep as the trees. This is more than just a vacation, it is a journey that will intertwine you with this special place, its story and its people who continue to protect it for future generations.

Spirit Bear Lodge is Indigenous-owned, offering exclusive access to wildlife viewing areas and Cultural sites within the Kitasoo Xai’xais Traditional Territory. Learn about the Kitasoo Xai’xais People who have called the Great Bear Rainforest home for thousands of years. A transformative experience that advances social, cultural, environmental and economic revitalization for the Kitasoo Xai'xais First Nation. By visiting Spirit Bear Lodge you support a remote first nations community and contribute to meaningful change and a conservation economy.

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Experience coastal british columbia's stunning wildlife, meet the kitasoo xai'xais people and learn about their culture, visit the largest coastal temperate rainforest on earth, how the remote indigenous community of klemtu became a leader and model for community-led ecotourism..

Founded in 2001, Spirit Bear Lodge attracts visitors from around the world looking to explore The Great Bear Rainforest in search of wildlife, culture and intact ecosystems. Spirit Bear Lodge, owned and operated by the Kitasoo Xai'xais First Nation, has become a successful model for conservation-based eco-tourism and has helped strengthen economic, conservation, and culture in the community of Klemtu.

Our vision for our land and resources is based on the best definition of the term sustainable. To us this means that the wealth of forests, fish, wildlife and the complexity of all life will be here forever. It also means that we will be here forever.

Sustainability

At Spirit Bear Lodge we believe in responsible tourism, this means we do everything possible to minimize our impact on the special places we visit and the animals that call them home.

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