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Guided Grizzly Viewing Safari

Grizzly Viewing Ranch or Camp Based
Grizzlies are the symbol of the wilderness. View these awesome animals in their natural habitat as they progress through the seasons. In the spring, concentration is in the low meadows during breeding season. Then, follow them into the sub-alpine, examine their territory marker trees, explore their dens and collect data for our Grizzly Study.

Ranch based - We leave early in the morning to catch the Grizzlies feeding on the first fresh shoots and grasses of the spring. This is the time when the bear are re-establishing territories, and it is the start of the breeding season. Sightings and photographic opportunities are available throughout the day. Collecting hair samples, documenting sightings and tracks, and studying bear habitat and a winter den are all part of the experience. Viewing is done by a combination of foot and vehicle, returning nightly to Ranch.

Camp based - Trails traveled by Grizzly bear through the mountains are marked with rub trees or territory markers. We collect the hair from these trees, and GPS their locations for subsequent mapping and analyses. The alpine meadows provide favored summer feeding ranges, and open areas allow for excellent sightings and photographic opportunities. Viewing is done by foot or by horse, returning nightly to camp(s).

Inside a Grizzly Den

4 & 7 Days
Ranch based: Grizzly Viewing - suited to all Levels Camp based: Grizzly Viewing Level II - intermediate to advanced with camping and uneven terrain experience Level III - advanced only, with wilderness camping, uneven and steep terrain experience	Dates: April to July Inclusive Ranch based: Grizzly Viewing - May to June 4 Day - Monday noon to Thursday 1pm, Thursday noon to Sunday 1pm Camp based: Grizzly Viewing - June to July 7 Day - Sunday noon to Saturday 1pm
"We were honored to see five Grizzlies during our stay. A truly amazing experience. Thanks to our expert guide, the grizzly had no idea that we were in front of it, and we were able to take some brilliant photographs and study him for quite some time. We were also lucky to see a pair of juvenile Grizzlies - twice! Fascinating to watch. Very photogenic." Andrew Hunt & Deborah Fountain England

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