Winding between Vancouver Island and Alaska, the Great Bear Rainforest makes up 400 kilometres of the last remaining temperate rainforest on earth, a remote landscape of staggering, wild beauty. As the name would suggest, this is a haven for Canada’s iconic grizzly bears, black bears and native spirit bears which are found nowhere else in the world apart from British Columbia.
Alongside the eponymous bears, Great Bear Rainforest hosts a rich diversity of marine and coastal wildlife, including orcas, humpback whales and sea lions. Glaciers, crystal clear lakes fed by thundering waterfalls, islands accessible only by seaplane, and deserted, windswept beaches; this is British Columbia at its wildest and most breathtaking.
Tweedsmuir Park Lodge
Great Bear Rainforest, British Columbia, Canada
