Kootenay Rockies Wildlife Tours

Bighorn sheep in Radium Hot Springs, Picture BC photo
Bighorn sheep in Radium Hot Springs, Picture BC photo

The Kootenay Rockies attracts wildlife enthusiasts from all over the world for one thing: Rocky Mountain wildlife.

Interested in guided wildlife tours? Witness bighorn sheep bashing horns on a Head Banger tour in Radium Hot Springs, take a bear watching tour at Grizzly Bear Lodge or watch for otters, beaver, birds and moose while drifting through the internationally-significant Columbia River Wetlands.

The national and provincial parks are excellent places to view large animals. Bighorn sheep and mountain goats are often seen along roadways and even from hot springs, while lush valleys and meadows attract moose, bear and deer. The Columbia Wetlands are a fantastic place to go bird watching solo or as part of a tour.

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1. Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area - Creston

Property Logo 1760 West Creston Rd
Creston, British Columbia
V0B 1G0

The Wildlife Area is an impressive 6,800 ha (17,000 ac) Ramsar designated wetland habitat located 11 km west of Creston off Hwy 3. From May to October, naturalists are on-site at the Interpretation Centre to provide guided canoe & walking tours (May - August), trail maps & information. Easy 24/7 access to 32 km of dyke trails & 2 viewing towers allows you a chance to view some of the 372 species of wildlife sighted in the area. Hiking, biking, bird watching, wildlife viewing, canoeing & fishing are some of the ways to enjoy the breathtaking views of the Valley.

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2. Kicking Horse Mountain Resort - Summer - Kicking Horse Mountain Resort

Property Logo 1500 Kicking Horse Trail
Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, British Columbia
V0A 1H0

Kicking Horse is known for spectacular summer adventure and kids under 12 are free. Visit our Grizzly Bear Refuge, home to Boo, our resident grizzly - a conservation, education and research centre, and Canada's largest enclosed and protected grizzly habitat. Challenge the downhill mountain bike trails in the bike park and hike the alpine mountain paths on weekly Rambler's Hikes. Enjoy lunch with a one of a kind view at Eagle's Eye Restaurant. Mountain biking, horseback riding, river rafting, hiking, dining, sightseeing, interpretive bear programs, - it's not 'what to do?', it's 'what to do first!'

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Canada Day Family Experience

Enjoy the holiday with your family at Kicking Horse, From $49 pp/pn

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