"A unique experience in the spectacular setting of Bella Coola on the coast of British Columbia"
Famous for its steelhead and salmon runs, abundant wildlife and park hiking trails, the Bella Coola Valley is a jewel in a veritable treasure chest of spectacular west coast scenery.
Daily tours of the area will provide an opportunity to experience the majestic scenery and wildlife of BC's central coast, and learn some of the rich history of the area. Bella Coola was the western end of the
first crossing of North America by Alexander Mackenzie in 1793 and you will have the opportunity to walk in his footsteps.
Bella Coola is located half way up the coast of British Columbia amidst the spectacular Coast Mountains, between the Fjordland Nature Reserve and Tweedsmuir Park.
