Grizzly Bear Tours and other activities: Tweedsmuir Park Lodge, Bella Coola, BC, Canada 2010
Our 2010 summer promotional video showcasing our heli hiking, heli fishing and grizzly bear tours and adventures. We are proud as of 2011 our Grizzly Bear Tours and Grizzly bear Viewing has been recognized by the Canadian Tourism Commission and included in their prestigious Signature Experiences Collection which highlights once-in-a-lifetime authentic Canadian experiences!
The historic Tweedsmuir Park Lodge, set on 60 acres of private land within the vast wilderness of British Columbia's largest protected park, is the ideal setting for your wilderness adventures and experiences. Originally built in 1929 as a hunting and fishing lodge, today the lodge accommodates those seeking out a more eco-friendly adventure as well as a relaxing refuge from the pressures of modern life.
The surrounding environment is stunning. Rising above the valley floor are the majestic Coast Mountains, to the west is the largest fjord system in the Americas, and to the east the high Chilcotin Plateau. It is a bio-diverse and spectacular wilderness, home to the totemic wildlife of the Great Bear Rainforest.
Our lodge borders the Atnarko River and in the fall the Grizzly Bears come down to feast on the spawning Salmon. We are smack in the middle of what is one of the healthiest bear habitats in the world and often the bears can be seen wandering past the lodge. Sometimes we even catch them napping on the lawn.
All accommodation at the Tweedsmuir Park Lodge is in one of ten private chalets with the main lodge providing lots of common space for dining, games, and socializing. It is perfect set up for family reunions and corporate groups, which can book the full premises, yet intimate enough that the individual traveler and smaller groups will feel at home. The focus throughout is on great service, and an authentic, welcoming Canadian hospitality.
Although the lodge and the entire Bella Coola Valley are geographically remote, it is nevertheless easy and convenient to make your way to our door step.
At Tweedsmuir Park Lodge we are lucky to live in a stunning and pristine environment and have a wonderful community supporting us. We are committed to keeping it that way and ask all our guests to participate in our environmental stewardship initiatives to ensure that Bella Coola continues to be the most extraordinary place in the world to enjoy the great outdoors.
Join us. Your expectations will be surpassed!!
A visit to Bella Coola and Tweedsmuir Provincial Park, BC
Wildlife and scenery of the Bella Coola, BC area in late fall 2018. Traveled up Vancouver Island to Port Hardy, across the water via ferry to Bella Coola for a week's visit. Hiked in Tweedsmuir Provincial Park, and drove out via Anahim Lake along the Chilcotin Plateau.
Checking out the town of Bella Coola, British Columbia
Tourism British Columbia Field Reporter Ivan Hughes learns that the best way to find out about a town is to take a walking tour.
Tweedsmuir Park Lodge, Bella Coola, BC, Canada
Grizzly Bears, Hiking, Wildlife and Fishing at Tweedsmuir Park Lodge, in beautiful Bella Coola, British Columbia Canada.
We are proud as of 2011 our Grizzly Bear Tours and Grizzly Bear Viewing has been recognized by the Canadian Tourism Commission and included in their prestigious Signature Experiences Collection which highlights once-in-a-lifetime authentic Canadian experiences!
The historic Tweedsmuir Park Lodge, set on 60 acres of private land within the vast wilderness of British Columbia's largest protected park, is the ideal setting for your wilderness adventures and experiences. Originally built in 1929 as a hunting and fishing lodge, today the lodge accommodates those seeking out a more eco-friendly adventure as well as a relaxing refuge from the pressures of modern life.
The surrounding environment is stunning. Rising above the valley floor are the majestic Coast Mountains, to the west is the largest fjord system in the Americas, and to the east the high Chilcotin Plateau. It is a bio-diverse and spectacular wilderness, home to the totemic wildlife of the Great Bear Rainforest.
Our lodge borders the Atnarko River and in the fall the Grizzly Bears come down to feast on the spawning Salmon. We are smack in the middle of what is one of the healthiest bear habitats in the world and often the bears can be seen wandering past the lodge. Sometimes we even catch them napping on the lawn.
All accommodation at the Tweedsmuir Park Lodge is in one of ten private chalets with the main lodge providing lots of common space for dining, games, and socializing. It is perfect set up for family reunions and corporate groups, which can book the full premises, yet intimate enough that the individual traveler and smaller groups will feel at home. The focus throughout is on great service, and an authentic, welcoming Canadian hospitality.
Although the lodge and the entire Bella Coola Valley are geographically remote, it is nevertheless easy and convenient to make your way to our door step.
At Tweedsmuir Park Lodge we are lucky to live in a stunning and pristine environment and have a wonderful community supporting us. We are committed to keeping it that way and ask all our guests to participate in our environmental stewardship initiatives to ensure that Bella Coola continues to be the most extraordinary place in the world to enjoy the great outdoors.
Join us. Your expectations will be surpassed!!
Trip to Bella Coola on the Freedom Road in British Columbia
Our trip to Bella Coola, BC along Highway 20 (Freedom Road) in the Cariboo Chilcotin Region was one of the highlights of our RV Alaska Trip. Wildlife sightings including moose and bear are frequent and close-up. We parked our rig in a nice little campground on Lake Puntzi and took our jeep the rest of the way to the coast. We left our motor home at Barnie's RV Park on Pontzi Lake and the took the Freedom Road which is Hwy 1 to Bella Coola. Along the way we saw 7 black bear and a wonderful, majestic grizzly. The Hill was an exciting adventure as well. Be sure to have your car washed when you are back. The gravel road contains a material that cakes on your car and when it dries it is nearly impossible to wash off.
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RV Trip To Bella Coola
Our jouney begins in Williams Lake on Highway 20 . Over the Chilcotin plateau and south to the Chilcotin River and Farwell Canyon with one of the largest shifting sand dunes in Canada. Found horses that run wild , at Anahim Lake . From here we take the dreaded Hill to Hagensborg and eventually Bella Coola . A distance of 453 Kms from Williams Lake with mainly pavement and some packed dirt ,all in all a great road to drive with very few tourists .Just leave your RV at Anahim Lake if you are unsure of your vehicle pulling the hill , Bella Coola is an easy day trip from your home base . If you want to get away from the crowds this is the place to go .
Spectacular Scenery in British Columbia, Canada
From mountains to ocean, from wildlife to city life, check out some of the best of BC.
Featured locations:
1. Vancouver Island
2. Kinuseo Falls
3. Great Bear Rainforest
4. The Big House, Klemtu
5. Haida Gwaii
6. Cinnamon Ridge Trail, Kamloops
7. Cinnamon Ridge Trail, Kamloops
8. Kelowna
9. Muskwa-Kechika Management Area, Northern BC
10. Monkman Provincial Park
11. Victoria
12. Great Bear Rainforest
13. Bella Coola
14. Mica
15. Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park
16. Broughton Archipelago
17. Comox Big House, Courtney
18. Haida Gwaii
19. Tweedsmuir Prov Park
20. Monkman Provincial Park
21. Bridge Glacier, Chilcotin
22. Bugaboos Provincial Park
23. Vancouver
24. Golden
25. Vancouver
26. Southern Vancouver Island
27. Southern Vancouver Island
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Traumland Kanada #1 - Trip nach Bella Coola (BC) auf dem Highway 20 (Freedom Road | Heckman Pass)
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An Adventure Weekend in BC's Chilcotin Region at Bear Camp
Quick video of an adventure weekend in BC's Chilcotin region.
Kayaking the Chilko River, hiking Mt Tulin, boating Chilko Lake and bear viewing in prime grizzly habitat.
An all-inclusive luxury camp on the edge of wilderness.
Many thanks to the folks at ROAM Adventures and Bear Camp for being excellent hosts during our stay.
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