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Khutzeymateen Wilderness Lodge
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Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bear Sanctuary/Conservancy
Sheltered by the Pacific Coast Mountain Ranges to the south of the Alaska panhandle on British Columbia’s wild North Coast, lies the K'tzim-a-deen (Khutzeymateen) Inlet. Here, within the traditional territory of the Tsimshian Nations, lives a healthy and indomitable population of coastal Grizzly Bears.

Located within this unique Conservancy and Grizzly Bear Sanctuary, the Khutzeymateen Wilderness Lodge is your home and gateway to view these magnificent animals in a natural and unspoiled wilderness area.
Plan your day around bear viewing, visiting waterfalls, kayaking or paddle boarding in this unspoiled coastal inlet. Spend the evening relaxing at the lodge after a sauna, strum a guitar, or snuggle up with a good book around the campfire. Fall asleep to the cry of an eagle and the splash of a seal while indulging in the comfort of a comfortable bed under a warm duvet.

Khutzeymateen Wilderness Lodge is the only permitted lodge within the Khutzeymateen Protected Area.  Our floating lodge offers an opportunity to enjoy all the comforts of home with plenty of room to stretch out and take in the awe-inspiring neighbourhood.

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Bear Viewing and Nature Appreciation

Viewing the Grizzly Bear in its natural range and habitat is our primary focus. Savour intimate moments with the great brown bears, experience the diverse ecology of a pristine coastal ecosystem.

Adventure Activities

For fresh air and exercise, pilot a stand up paddle board or kayak and deeply connect with the sounds and smells of the primeval ocean and rainforest.

Whale Watching

July through September is a great time to view Humpback Whales bubble feeding at the nearby  entrance of Work Channel.  It may also be possible to view local Orcas and transient pods of Killer Whales as they visit the Khutzeymateen Inlet during their summer foraging season.

Tsimshian Culture

The K;tzim-a-deen is within the traditional territory of the Gitsi'is Tribe of the Allied Tsimshian Tribes. The Gitsi'is Tribe and Lax Kw'alaams Band work closely with the Ministry of Environment to collaboratively manage the Park and Conservancy. On your tour you will meet the K'tzim-a-deen Rangers and learn about their culture and how the area is managed.

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