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Tweedsmuir Park Lodge is situated on the banks of the Atnarko River in the village of Stuie, British Columbia, on the traditional territory of the Ulkatcho and Nuxalk First Nations. According to Indigenous legend, the village of Stuie was created when a wolf dropped a small box-shaped object on the ground that miraculously transformed into a village. The lodge is located in a unique area where the world's most interconnected fjord system, the world's largest temperate rainforest, and a dramatic mountain landscape of glaciers, pristine rivers, plunging creeks, and granite cliffs converge.

Guests of the lodge have the opportunity to select either a small group or a private package. Both packages include local ground transportation, accommodation, meals, alcohol, guided experiences, professional wilderness guides, adventure equipment, and massage therapy. Please note that packages do not include the cost of travel to and from Bella Coola, premium alcohol, custom trip enhancements, gratuities, or a 5% Goods and Services Tax, 2% sustainability surcharge, and a $11 per person per night Municipal and Regional District Tax. Please request a quote from your Adventure Life Trip Planner for more details. 

Most guests access the region on a 70-minute journey with Pacific Coastal Airlines from Vancouver's South Terminal. For those guests looking to experience more of supernatural British Columbia on a longer road trip, it is also possible to access the Bella Coolaby Car via BCFerries from Port Hardy on Vancouver Island or via Highway 21 from Williams Lake.

The Main Lodge: The main lodge building is the central location for socializing. There is a large living and dining room complete with a well-stocked bar and river rock fireplace; a games area with a billiards table, a foosball table, a dart board, a satellite TV, and a retail shop. There is complimentary satellite Wi-Fi access throughout the lodge and chalets. In addition to the main lodge and chalets, there is a 1,200-square-foot spa building with a yoga stretching room, weights and stationary bikes, a massage room, a cedar sauna, showers, and a 12-person covered outdoor hot tub overlooking the lawn and the Coast Range beyond.

Please note that travelers are welcome to request a specific chalet type for their stay, but no specific type can be guaranteed.

Dining: Dining at Tweedsmuir Park Lodge is a culinary journey through the flavors of the Pacific Northwest. The talented chefs craft gourmet meals that tantalize the taste buds and showcase the region's finest ingredients. Whether you're enjoying a hearty breakfast before a day of adventure or savoring a candlelit dinner under the stars, each dining experience is a celebration of local cuisine.
  • Breakfast: Enjoy an early riser buffet-style continental breakfast featuring locally made jams, jellies, marmalades, seasonal fruits, freshly baked items, juices, and coffee. Select from an à la carte hot breakfast menu featuring farm-fresh eggs from the neighboring valley, proteins, and pancakes.
  • Lunch: Enjoy an à la carte lunch in the main lodge dining room or on the outdoor patio on sunny days. For full day activities, guests can relish picnic-style lunches in the wilderness.
  • Dinner: Each day, the chef unveils the featured dinner menu. While there's one set choice due to the intimate size, we cater to special dietary needs and preferences with care and attention.
  • Snacks: Savory and sweet treats are available anytime in the main lodge. 
  • Guests with allergies, unique diets, or specific cravings are encouraged to inform our reservations team when booking to ensure their needs are met.
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Rooms

Loft chalets
Loft Chalets
Elevate your British Columbia wilderness experience with the chalets' modern amenities, all harmoniously integrated into the natural elegance of our surroundings. Each chalet, adorned with locally sourced artwork and exquisite wood paneling, offers air conditioning, individual in-room climate control, and complimentary satellite wireless internet, ensuring your stay is as comfortable as it is memorable. Additional features, such as a small refrigerator and coffee maker, cater to your every need.

Ground floor: 1 x Queen bed
Loft: 1 x Double bed
Pika Duplex
Pika Duplex
The Pika Duplex offers a modern take on wilderness luxury with a Scandinavian flair. The two separate, self-contained suites of the Pika Duplex make it perfect for families or groups of friends, but the units can also be booked individually. Large windows make it easy to admire the spectacular scenery, and the Atnarko River and our wildlife viewing platforms are steps away. Both units are tastefully decorated with original art and wood, and they have all the modern amenities to ensure an enjoyable stay, including air conditioning, an in-room thermostat, complimentary satellite wireless internet, an iPod docking station, a small fridge, and a coffee maker.

Side A: 1 x King bed
Side B: 2 x Queen bed
Log Chalet
Log Chalets
The chalet has a handcrafted log-style king bed on the main floor and a single bed in the loft, making it ideal for couples on a romantic getaway or a small family. Designed with comfort in mind, the Grizzly Log Chalet is decorated with the work of local artists and has top-quality amenities to ensure an enjoyable stay. Enjoy the spa-style slate-tiled ensuite bathroom with a double-headed shower and biodegradable shampoo and body care products by Eco. Then relax by the gas fireplace in your plush cotton robes and slippers.
Elevated Suites
Elevated Suites
The Elevated Suites offer a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern luxury, providing an unforgettable retreat in the heart of the wilderness. Each unit has premium furnishings, including a king-size bed and a spacious living room perfect for hosting intimate indoor gatherings. Additional amenities include a natural gas fireplace and a 4-piece ensuite bathroom. Suites are ideally suited for those looking for an elevated indoor perspective of the property. Each suite can accommodate up to 2 adults traveling as partners and sharing one bed, solo travelers, or those requiring a private workspace.

Itineraries

Bears at the Atnarko River bank
$3,816
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Grizzly Bear Viewing: Fresh Tracks

5 Day Itinerary
  • Enjoy Tweedsmuir Park wildlife area
  • See bears in their natural habitat
  • Learn about bears and their habitat
  • Experience climbing in Via Ferrata
  • See Bella Coola's scenic landscape
Activities:
Helicopter Tours, Hiking, Spa Relaxation, Wilderness Lodge Exploration, Wildlife Viewing
Activity Level:
Variable
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Atnarko Scenic River Drift
$3,993
Savings
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Explore Bella Coola

6 Day Itinerary
  • Enjoy Tweedsmuir Park wildlife area
  • Enjoy Atnarko Scenic River Drift
  • Enjoy interpretive nature walks
  • Experience climbing in Via Ferrata
  • See Bella Coola's scenic landscape
  • Hike the Rainbow Range
Activities:
Helicopter Tours, Hiking, Spa Relaxation, Whitewater Rafting, Wilderness Lodge Exploration, Wildlife Viewing
Activity Level:
Variable
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Watch bears fishing for salmon
$4,765
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Grizzly Bear Viewing: The Salmon Run

5 Day Itinerary
  • Enjoy Tweedsmuir Park wildlife area
  • See bears in their natural habitat
  • Learn about bears and their habitat
  • See bears catching salmons
Activities:
Helicopter Tours, Hiking, Wilderness Lodge Exploration, Wildlife Viewing
Activity Level:
Easy Active
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Wildlife viewing deck
$4,295
Savings
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Autumn in the Great Bear Rainforest

5 Day Itinerary
  • Enjoy Tweedsmuir Park wildlife area
  • See bears in their natural habitat
  • Learn about bears and their habitat
  • Capture photos of wildlife
Activities:
Helicopter Tours, Hiking, Spa Relaxation, Wilderness Lodge Exploration, Wildlife Viewing
Activity Level:
Variable
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Tweedsmuir Park Activities

"Some excursions may require pre-registration or incur additional costs. Please contact our trip planners for more details.”

Tweedsmuir Park Lodge offers a variety of outdoor activities for guests to enjoy. There are guided nature walks that let visitors explore Tweedsmuir Park's old-growth forests with a naturalist guide. The lodge offers guided grizzly hikes to learn how to spot signs of grizzly activity and extended hikes along sub-alpine ridgelines for stunning views of the surrounding area. In addition to hiking, the lodge offers a Via Ferrata, which is an assisted rock-climbing experience with metal rungs and ladders. Heli-hiking and scenic flights are also available, providing guests with breathtaking views of the surrounding wilderness. Fishing trips are available for those interested in fly-fishing in the pristine Atnarko River, which borders the lodge's property. During late summer and fall, visitors may have the chance to witness bears strolling past the lodge or taking naps on the lawn, as the lodge is situated in one of the world's most pristine grizzly bear habitats. 

Scenic River Drifts
  • Atnarko Scenic River Drift: Drift down the meandering Atnarko River between lush green forests and with the snow-capped peaks of the Coast Range Mountains towering overhead.
    • Group Size: 1-6 Person
    • Duration: 2-3 hours
    • Fitness Level: Easy
    • Time of the Year: Late June to Late August
    • Minimum Age: 4 years-old
    • Quick Facts:
      • Who Should Book?
        • This scenic tour is a ‘must do’ for all guests visiting the lodge during Bella Coola Explorer season, as this is the best way to learn about the history and geography of the river ecosystems that make Bella Coola so unique.
      • Safety & Mobility Considerations:
        • This activity requires light flexibility and fitness in order to get in and out of the boat from the rock covered shoreline.
        • Guests should exercise caution and not stand in the boat while underway, as the Atnarko River has currents that are both cold and swift.
      • Note: 
        • ​Children weighing less than 70 lbs (32 kg) are required to wear a child-specific lifejacket.
        • River drifts commence in late June or early July, subject to high water levels that vary from year to year. 
      • Minimum Age:
        • 4+ in a Private Group or 12+ in a Small Group
Grizzly Bear Viewing
  • Grizzly Bear Viewing River Drift: Gently float down the Atnarko River in the presence of grizzly bears. Observe them in their natural environment, foraging for food, and looking after their young. This once-in-a-lifetime travel experience is recognized by Destination Canada as a Canadian Signature Experience.
    • Group Size: 1-6 Person
    • Duration: 2-3 hours
    • Fitness Level: Easy
    • Time of the Year: September 1 to October 16
    • Minimum Age: 12 years-old +
    • Quick Facts:​
      • Who Should Book?
        • This bucket list eco-adventure is a ‘must do’ for all guests visiting the lodge during Grizzly Bear Safari season.
        • Viewing Grizzly Bears by drift boat is a safe and non-intrusive way to observe and capture photos (no flash) of natural behaviours from a safe distance.
      • Safety & Mobility Considerations:
        • This activity requires light flexibility and fitness in order to get in and out of the boat from the rock-covered shoreline.
      • Note: 
        • Children weighing less than 70 lbs (32 kg) are required to wear a child specific lifejacket.
        • The number of drifts down the river per day is limited in order to minimize our impact. 
      • Minimum Age:
        • 12+
      • Note: Guests must be 12 years of age or older to visit the lodge during Grizzly season.
 
  • Grizzly Bear Ecology Walking Tour: In autumn, Tweedsmuir Park Lodge is all about bears, and a highlight activity is to venture out on foot with a guide to discover these majestic animals in their natural habitat. Guests learn about bear ecology and how to cohabitate safely amongst these magnificent creatures.
    • Group Size: 3–6 Person
    • Duration: Half or Full Day
    • Fitness Level: Easy
    • Time of the Year: September 1 to October 16
    • Minimum Age: 12 years-old +
    • Quick Facts:​
      • Who Should Book?
        • This educational eco-adventure is designed for guests who are interested in learning more about the fascinating biology, behavior, and habitat of large and powerful coastal Grizzly Bears.
      • Safety & Mobility Considerations
        • While in the woods, the group will stay close together and broadcast their presence so that bears are not inadvertently startled.
        • Trails are rated as easy; however, guests should be fit enough to walk up and down light inclines on uneven root and rock covered terrain.
      • Note
        • This activity can be tailored to the mobility level of the group.
        • Guests must be able to follow the strict directions of their guide in the event they encounter wildlife. This activity is not suitable for guests who may panic when encountering wildlife in their natural habitat.
        • Guests must be 12 years of age or older to visit the lodge during Grizzly season.
      • Minimum Age
        • 12+​
Assisted Climbing Adventures
  • Via Ferrata: This assisted climbing experience provides participants with a spectacular self-propelled mountain adventure, amazing scenery, and an exciting feeling of exposure with low risk.
    • Group Size: 6 Person
    • Duration: 2–3 Hours
    • Fitness Level: Easy
    • Time of the Year: Late June to Late October
    • Minimum Age: 6 years-old +
    • Quick Facts:​
      • Who Should Book?
        • This ladder- and rung assisted climbing experience is designed for a wide-variety of guests who are not afraid of heights.
      • Safety & Mobility Considerations
        • This activity requires moderate-level physical fitness and is only suitable for guests who are not afraid of heights and are physically able to climb a vertical ladder.
      • Note
        • Groups with two children under 88lbs (40 kg) are required to hire a second guide at an additional cost of $150 (subject to availability).
        • The maximum per person weight is 265 lbs (120 kg) and children under 88 lbs (40 kg) must be short-roped to the guide and wear a special harness.
        • This activity is not appropriate for those with mobility restrictions.
        • No previous rock-climbing experience is required.
      • Minimum Age
        • 6+ in a Private Group or 12+ in a Small Group
History, Geography, and Culture
  • Highlights of the Bella Coola Valley: The Bella Coola Valley is located at the heart of an extraordinary area where the world’s most extensive interconnected fjord system, the world’s largest intact temperate rainforest, and a very dramatic mountain landscape of glaciers, plunging creeks, pristine rivers, and granite cliffs converge.
    • Group Size: 1-6 Person
    • Duration: 5–6 Hours
    • Fitness Level: Easy
    • Time of the Year: Late June to Late October
    • Minimum Age: 2 years-old +
    • Quick Facts:​
      • Who Should Book?
        • This well-rounded, multi-stop tour of the Bella Coola Valley is designed to provide guests with a comprehensive overview of the area they are visiting.
        • The content will focus on the history and geography of the surrounding area; however, the information delivered can also be tailored to the specific interests of the group and will vary based on the passions, education, skills, and experience of the guide.
      • Safety and Mobility Considerations
        • This activity is accessible to all guests who are able to walk short distances.
      • Minimum Age
        • 2+ in a Private Group or 12+ in a Small Group
Helicopter Adventures
  • 15-Minute Heli-Sightseeing Tour: On this introductory 15-minute flight, guests will soar over glacier-capped peaks, icefields, and spectacular rock cliffs while flying up and around Mt. Saugstad, the highest peak visible from the bottom of the Bella Coola Valley.
    • Group Size: Up to 5 guests
    • Duration: 2–3 Hours
    • Fitness Level: Easy
    • Time of the Year: Late June to Mid-October
    • Minimum Age: 2 years-old +
    • Quick Facts:​​
      • Who Should Book?
        • This aerial adventure is designed for guests who may or may not have been in a helicopter before and are looking for an introduction to heli-sightseeing.
      • Note: Guests booked on a 15-minute heli-sightseeing tour are encouraged to upgrade to a 30 minute heli-sightseeing tour in order to gain the opportunity to land and shut down at an incredible vantage point. Here, guests will be able to take a short walk and capture memorable images of this incredible experience. Requires pre-registration and is an additional cost. Please contact our trip planners for more details.
      • Safety & Mobility Considerations
        • This activity requires light flexibility and fitness in order to get in and out of the helicopter.
      • Minimum Age
        • 2+
 
  • 30 Minute Heli-Sightseeing Tour: This flight encompasses the same highlights as the 15-minute flight, but the additional 15 minutes of flight time allows for an expanded aerial experience. After flying past Mt. Saugstad, the helicopter will head towards the fjords for spectacular marine views before heading back to the heliport.
    • Group Size: Up to 5 guests
    • Duration: 2–3 Hours
    • Fitness Level: Easy
    • Time of the Year: Late June to Mid-October
    • Minimum Age: 2 years-old +
    • Quick Facts:​​
      • Who Should Book?
        • This aerial adventure is designed for guests who want to see more than is possible on a 15 minute flight and want to experience dramatic views of both glacial mountain peaks and inland coastal fjords.
        • This activity is especially appropriate for photographers who want to capture still images from outside of the helicopter during the 15 minute landing.
      • Note: The extra time in the air and the opportunity to land in the mountains are well worth the additional expense. Requires pre-registration and is an additional cost. Please contact our trip planners for more details.
      • Safety & Mobility Considerations
        • This activity requires light flexibility and fitness in order to get in and out of the helicopter.
      • Minimum Age
        • 2+
 
  • 4-Mile Ridge Heli-Hike: For the ultimate Bella Coola hiking experience, climb into a nimble A-Star helicopter and fly up to 4-Mile Ridge. Overlooking the fjords of the Bella Coola Valley and the glacier-capped Coast Range Mountains, this hike offers epic panoramic views otherwise inaccessible without the assistance of a helicopter.
    • Group Size: Up to 4 guests
    • Duration: 5–6 Hours
    • Fitness Level: Medium
    • Time of the Year: Late June to Mid-October
    • Minimum Age: 8 years-old +
    • Quick Facts:​​​
      • Who Should Book?
        • This aerial adventure is designed for active guests looking for moderate exercise and dramatic views in an alpine environment.
        • Heli-hiking offers guests a more immersive experience than heli-sightseeing, with more time being spent connecting to the mountain environment.
      • Safety & Mobility Considerations
        • This activity requires a moderate-to-high level of physical fitness.
      • Note
        • Guests should be comfortable with light rock scrambling and climbing.
        • Trails are rated as moderate; however, guests need to be fit enough to hike approximately 5 km up and down moderate inclines and declines on uneven root and rock covered terrain. 
        • Requires pre-registration and is an additional cost. Please contact our trip planners for more details.
        • Approximately 18 minutes of guest flying time included. Please be aware that flight times may vary slightly due to weather and other factors.
      • Minimum Age
        • 8+ as part of a Private Group or 12+ as part of a Small Group

Interpretive Walks and Hikes
  • Guided Interpretive Nature Walks: To gain a full appreciation of this magnificent part of the world, it is best to venture out with a local guide who will draw on their own personal experiences and knowledge of the area to share information about the various temperate climate zones and their ecology. Together, these factors make the Bella Coola Valley one of the most interesting and biodiverse places to visit in the world.
    • Group Size: 1-6 Person
    • Duration: 2–3 Hours
    • Fitness Level: Easy
    • Time of the Year: Late June to Late August
    • Minimum Age: 2 years-old +
    • Quick Facts:​
      • Who Should Book?
        • This educational experience is designed for guests looking to gain in-depth knowledge about the ecology and biology of the plants and animals that make up the Great Bear Rainforest ecosystem.
        • Content can be tailored to the specific interests of the group and will vary based on the passions, education, skills, and experience of the guide.
      • Safety & Mobility Considerations
        • This activity requires a low level of physical fitness and can be tailored to the mobility level of the group members.
        • Trails are rated easy; however, guests should be fit enough to walk up and down slight inclines and declines on uneven root and rock covered terrain.
        • Guides are trained in Advanced Wilderness First Aid.
      • Minimum Age
        • 2+ as part of a Private Group or 12+ as part of a Small Group
 
  • Guided Bella Coola Valley Hikes: Discover extraordinary hikes with the support of a local guide. These hikes are a step above your ordinary walk in the park. The scenery is jaw-dropping, and the forests and rivers remain pristine.
    • Group Size: 1-6 Person
    • Duration: 2–3 Hours
    • Fitness Level: Medium
    • Time of the Year: Late June to Late October
    • Minimum Age: 4 years-old +
    • Quick Facts:​
      • Who Should Book?
        • This active adventure is designed for guests looking to explore the Great Bear Rainforest at a faster pace than the Guided Interpretive Nature Walks
        • These shorter hikes are a great blend between active exercise and a knowledge building interpretative experience.
      • Safety & Mobility Considerations
        • This activity requires a moderate level of physical fitness and stamina and is not appropriate for guests with mobility restrictions.
        • Trails are rated as easy to difficult and guests should be fit enough to hike up to 5 km at a moderate pace up and down inclines on uneven root and rock-covered terrain. 
        • Guides are trained in Advanced Wilderness First Aid. 
      • Minimum Age
        • 4+ as part of a Private Group or 12+ as part of a Small Group​
 
  • Guided Hike in the Rainbow Range: The Rainbow Range hike is a 14-kilometer round-trip hike offering panoramic views of an eight-million-year-old peralkaline shield volcano. This hike has the advantage of starting at approximately 1400 meters of elevation. This allows guests to access trails above the treeline in the open alpine without first exhausting themselves by climbing hundreds of feet/meters on a gnarly approach trail.
    • Group Size: 1-6 Person
    • Duration: 7–8 Hours
    • Fitness Level: Hard
    • Time of the Year: Late June to Mid-October
    • Minimum Age: 8 years-old +
    • Quick Facts:​
      • Who Should Book?
        • This exploratory adventure is designed for athletic guests looking for a longer and more strenuous option than the Guided Bella Coola Valley Hikes.
        • Guests participating in both a Guided Bella Coola Valley Hike and a Guided Hike in the Rainbow Range will benefit from being able to compare and contrast the stark differences between the lush Bella Coola Valley ecosystem with the dry desert-like ecosystem of the Chilcotin Plateau.
        • Guests interested in this activity should have some experience hiking in the backcountry and should be prepared for a full day of strenuous activity.
      • Safety & Mobility Considerations
        • This activity requires a moderate-to-high level of physical fitness and is not appropriate for guests with mobility restrictions.
        • Trails are rated difficult and guests should be prepared for 4 to 5 hours of hiking up and down steep inclines on uneven root and rock-covered terrain.
      • Minimum Age
        • 8+ as part of a Private Group or 12+ as part of a Small Group
      • Note
        • The minimum age for children in a private group is subject to the discretion of the parent(s) or legal guardian(s), based on the child’s fitness and maturity, and following consultation with the guide.
        • Mountain hikes can encounter rapidly changing weather and guests should be prepared. 
River Fishing
  • Introduction to River Fishing: Simply the best and most enjoyable way to fish in Bella Coola is from a McKenzie Drift Boat. These stable platforms provide efficient access to the entire river system. Fish from the boat, anchor, or fish from shore at some of the best fishing holes otherwise inaccessible without a boat.
    • Group Size: 1-3 Person
    • Duration: 6–7 Hours
    • Fitness Level: Easy
    • Time of the Year: Late June to Late August
    • Minimum Age: 6 years-old +
    • Quick Facts:​
      • Who Should Book
        • This activity is designed for guests who are interested in learning the fundamentals required to successfully fish for trout and salmon.
      • Safety & Mobility Considerations
        • This activity requires light flexibility and fitness in order to safely balance and navigate on uneven and slippery rock-covered shoreline and riverbed.
      • Minimum Age
        • 6+ as part of a Private Group or 12+ as part of a Small Group
      • Note
        • The minimum age for children in a private group is subject to the discretion of the parent(s) or legal guardian(s), based on the child’s fitness and maturity, and following consultation with the guide. Children’s casting rods are available by request.
        • Please note that Intro to River Fishing is included as an optional selection in Private packages. Requires pre-registration and is an additional cost. Please contact our trip planners for more details.
        • Guests are not able to keep their fish or have them prepared by the chef at the lodge.
        • We practice catch and release, as these fish are native to the Atnarko River and play a crucial role in maintaining a healthy ecosystem.
        • The success rate of catching fish on the Atnarko River varies based on species, time of year, the skill of the angler, and a bit of luck.

Complimentary Outdoor Activities

Adventure awaits beyond the lodge's doorstep, and the lodge provides everything guests need to explore Tweedsmuir Provincial Park and beyond. Visitors can gear up for outdoor excursions with the lodge's equipment rental services, offering everything from hiking gear to fishing equipment. Knowledgeable guides are available to lead guests on unforgettable wilderness experiences, from bear-viewing tours to guided hikes through ancient forests.

Mountain Bikes: The mountain bikes are specially fitted with off-road tires and front suspension, making them the perfect tool for exploring the trails around the lodge and breaking a light sweat. Select from a variety of different route options depending on your skills and experience and the difficulty level of the trail. Previous mountain biking experience is highly recommended.

Quick Facts: 
  • Safety & Mobility Considerations: 
    • This activity requires light fitness, flexibility, and balance (guests should have previous experience riding a bike).
    • Helmets must be worn at all times
  • Minimum Age:
    • Supervised 12+
    • Unsupervised 16+
Lawn Games: Tweedsmuir Park Lodge features a gorgeous and well-manicured 1.2-acre, southwest-facing, front lawn with spectacular views of Mount Melikan and Mount Stupendous. The hospitality team will assist you in selecting one of your favorite lawn games or learning a new one. Options include croquet, bocce, a 9-hole frisbee golf course, archery, and more.

Quick Facts: 
  • Safety & Mobility Considerations: 
    • This activity is suitable for all fitness and ability levels. 
    • Visit reception to sign out games and equipment.
  • Minimum Age:
    • Supervised all ages
    • Unsupervised all ages
Viewing Stand: A great way to view wildlife is from an elevated viewing platform. We are fortunate to be located right on the Atnarko River, a pristine, spring-fed waterway that connects to the Bella Coola River and the Pacific Ocean. Throughout the spring and summer, millions of fish navigate the Atnarko and its side channels, attracting an abundance of wildlife within view of the stand.

Quick Facts: 
  • Safety & Mobility Considerations: 
    • This activity is suitable for all fitness levels. 
    • The viewing stand is closed before sunrise and after sunset during Grizzly Bear season
  • Minimum Age:
    • Supervised 12+
    • Unsupervised 16+

Complimentary Indoor Activities

For those seeking relaxation and rejuvenation, the lodge provides a range of wellness facilities to enhance their well-being. Guests can take a dip in the outdoor hot tub, nestled amidst towering trees and offering panoramic views of the surrounding wilderness. They can treat themselves to a soothing massage or unwind with a yoga session, reconnecting with nature and finding inner balance

Hot Tub & Cedar Sauna: There is no better way to relax and unwind after a day exploring in nature than by soaking in the large outdoor hot tub and/or stretching the muscles and rehydrating in the ambiance of the cedar sauna. The hot tub can accommodate one large family or two small groups and features dramatic views of Mount Melikan and Mount Stupendous. This is the perfect place to watch the sun set on another amazing day in paradise.

Quick Facts: 
    • Safety & Mobility Considerations: 
      • To avoid nausea and dizziness, guests should limit their stay in both the hot tub and cedar sauna to less than 20 minutes at a time.
      • The heating element in the cedar sauna gets incredibly hot and should never be touched
    • Minimum Age:
      • Supervised 4+
      • Unsupervised 12+
    Fitness Facilities: For those guests who like to maintain a regular exercise routine while away from home, we’ve got you covered! The fitness facility features a 20-foot vaulted ceiling with awe-inspiring views of nature. The gym is equipped with spin bikes, a rowing machine, an elliptical machine, free weights, bench press, chin-up bar, ping pong, yoga mats, + foam rollers for cooldown.

    Quick Facts: 
      • Safety & Mobility Considerations:
        • The facilities feature equipment that is suitable for guests of all mobility levels
        • If unsure how to use the machines, please speak with reception prior to use
      • Minimum Age:
        • Supervised 6+
        • Unsupervised 12+
      Game Room: Adjacent to the dining room and bar, the Main Lodge features a separate and spacious games room with a large stone fireplace and entertainment center. This is a great place to make friends and socialize with other guests at the lodge. Rack up a game of billiards while studying the map of our impressive heli-skiing tenure, play a game of foosball, toss a few darts, or simply kick back and enjoy a game of cards.

      Quick Facts: 
        • Safety & Mobility Considerations:
          • This activity is suitable for all fitness and ability levels.
          • Visit reception to sign out games and equipment
        • Minimum Age:
          • Supervised all ages
          • Unsupervised 12+ (darts only)

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