Bella Coola is a once-in-a-lifetime destination that invites visitors to explore its wilderness through tours that include eco-rafting, grizzly, black and (if you’re lucky) spirit bear watching, fishing and more. When not recreating, be sure to immerse yourself in local culture; including learning the histories of the region's Indigenous communities and the gold rush era.
Explore the Great Bear Rainforest
Adventure to the Great Bear Rainforest, the largest coastal temperate rainforest in the world and keep an eye out for the beautifully rare spirit bear.
Join an eco-rafting tour
Join Kynoch Adventures Eco-Rafting Tour and float through Bella Coola Valley with an experienced river guide and biologist to discover the wonders of BC’s wilderness.
Join a bear watching tour
Join Kynoch Adventures Bear-Watching Tour and watch majestic grizzly and black bears feed in their natural habitat with an experienced guide, and catch a glimpse of a Kermode bear (spirit bear) if you're lucky.
See petroglyphs
Learn about the Indigenous Nuxálk tribe, and visit petroglyphs, totem poles and ancient rock carvings.
Hike local trails
Hike one of many beautiful local hiking trails, and see old growth forest, alpine meadows and spectacular glacial waterfalls, such as the magnificent Odegaard Falls.
Surrounded by the Coastal Mountain range and the wide open Chilcotin Plateau sits the remote community of Anahim Lake—perfect for year-round outdoor activities or the perfect place to kick back and take in the gorgeous sights.
Visit the charming city of Williams Lake in Central BC. Located along the historic Cariboo Gold Rush Trail and surrounded by lakes, rivers and forested hillsides, you can discover rich local history and enjoy a wide variety of year-round outdoor activities.
Quesnel is located in the heart of the Cariboo region and offers a unique small-town charm. There are many options for outdoor activities, from hiking and fishing to wildlife spotting and rafting. Take a trip to the local museum to learn about Quesnel’s history or stop by Bowron Lake Provincial Park,
Visit the preserved gold-rush town of Barkerville for an authentic 1860s experience. Wander around the old town, explore over 100 heritage buildings consisting of saloons, museums, churches, homes, general stores, blacksmiths and more – all as part of a genuine experience designed to treat you to the sights and sounds of British Columbia during the 19th century gold rush.
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