Kynoch Adventures

Kynoch Adventures, located in Hagensborg, offers a range of outdoor experiences in the stunning Bella Coola Valley of British Columbia, Canada. From grizzly bear tours to eco-rafting, hiking adventures to trail running camps, Kynoch Adventures provides unforgettable experiences for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

With over three decades of experience in biology and tourism guiding, Kynoch Adventures' lead guides are highly knowledgeable and professional. They are committed to upholding the highest industry and professional standards in grizzly bear viewing, river rafting, and overall safety. By working closely with BC Parks and other administrations, Kynoch Adventures ensures that their tours are ethical and environmentally sustainable.

Bella Coola Valley is a hidden gem, offering pristine forests, abundant wildlife, and breathtaking landscapes. Kynoch Adventures collaborates with various lodges and campgrounds in the area to provide a range of tours, including bear watching, eco-rafting, hiking, and interpretive tours. Guests can immerse themselves in the beauty of the Great Bear Rain Forest and Tweedsmuir Park while learning from local guides who have a deep respect for the region's ecology and cultural significance.

Accommodations in Bella Coola Valley are easily accessible, making it convenient for guests to experience Kynoch Adventures' tours. The company prioritizes the safety and comfort of their guests, and to ensure a smooth experience, guests are required to meet at designated locations for tour sign-ins. While transportation to these meeting points is the responsibility of the guest, shuttle vans are available for transport to boat launches or trailheads as needed.

Whether you're interested in grizzly bear viewing, wildlife rafting, hiking, or adventure running camps, Kynoch Adventures invites you to explore the beauty of Bella Coola Valley and create lasting memories in the heart of nature. Plan your next wilderness adventure with Kynoch Adventures and discover the wonders of the Great Bear Rain Forest.