Greatbeartours.com Website Review

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 sixte*n guests, you are as*ured 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 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 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 sedges, succulents and gras*es that make up the dense bio-mas* 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 Lodge has been chosen by Destination Canada as a Canadian Signature Experience, providing a unique connection with the geography, The BBC filmed the story of how the giant trees of the Great Bear Rainforest are dependent upon bears and salmon for nitrogen in the