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Wilderness Lodges
Bushbaby recommends pushing the boat out with a stay in a ‘Wilderness Lodge’ to enjoy the raw beauty and rich wildlife of the country which is not always so easy to appreciate in the main tourist areas. If Grizzly bears are on your tick list, then Knight Inlet is a ‘must-visit’.
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Experiences in Wilderness Lodges
Canada is famed for its pristine, untouched wilderness so a stay in a remote lodge is wonderful way to fully appreciate its beauty. Many lodges are only accessible by boat or seaplane – taking in the spectacular scenery from the air before you come in to land on the reflective waters that surround you resort is an adventure in itself!
Lodges come in various levels of luxury and depending on their location offer a host of unforgettable experiences including bear viewing, whale watching, sea kayaking, helicopter tours, fly fishing and forest hikes. Knight Inlet, for example, is a floating lodge surrounded by dramatic scenery and a prime spot for watching the grizzlies in their natural habitat, particularly in autumn when they gather in numbers to feed on the salmon in the river. Sonora Resort successfully combines eco-adventure travel with luxurious comfort and 5* facilities.
Alternatively why not try life on a ranch? Activities often go well beyond riding, just in case you are not the most confident horseman or woman, Echo Valley Ranch also features many activities based around wellness as well as survival techniques!
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Accommodation in Wilderness Lodges
Lazy Bear Lodge, Churchill - Wilderness Lodges
Knight Inlet Lodge - Wilderness Lodges
Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge - Wilderness Lodges
Siwash Lake Ranch - Wilderness Lodges
Echo Valley Ranch and Spa - Wilderness Lodges
Alpine Meadows Lakeside Resort - Wilderness Lodges
Sonora Resort - Wilderness Lodges
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