Plan Your Trip
What to expect
As wildlife guides, we can never guarantee sitings, however we will provide the most optimal chance for you to experience a range of wildlife. We will remain a safe respectful distance from all wildlife, using scopes to observe their behaviors in their natural habitats. Do not expect close-up zoo encounters, these are wild animals, free to move as they wish. Our guides will customize your experience to your interests and share how everything interconnects as a living ecosystem.
We will provide bear spray, binoculars and spotting scopes.
What to bring:
Filled Water Bottle
Sun Protection: Hats, sunglasses, long sleeves
Layered clothing for cold mornings and warm daytimes
Long Pants (no jeans if hiking)
Sturdy Shoes or hiking boots
Camera
Wildlife safety:
Keep a safe distance from all wildlife
Stay 100m from all bears and wolves and 25m from all other wildlife
Females with offspring present can be extremely dangerous
Use roadside pull-outs when viewing wildlife
Binoculars, spotting scopes, and telephoto lenses help with non-obtrusive wildlife watching
Never feed animals, for their safety and yours
Don't crowd or block their natural movement. Often you will get a better view if the animals proceed on course.