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Mitchell River - "The Cycle of Life"
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Key Information:
Tour Duration: 5 - 8 day(s)
Group Size: 2 - 6 people
Destination(s): British Columbia  
Specialty Categories: Wildlife Viewing  
Season: August - October
Airfare Included: No
Tour Customizable: Yes
Minimum Per Person Price: 3360 US Dollar (USD)
Maximum Per Person Price: 4200 US Dollar (USD)


Observe the "cycle of life" as the clear glacial waters of the Mitchell River run red with the returning sockeye salmon. One of the life's blood rivers of the Quesnel Lake watershed and one of the major salmon producing rivers in the province, the habitat it provides is shared by the resident trout and the salmon. The salmon return from the Pacific Ocean through the Fraser River system and the Quesnel River into the watershed. They make their way to the Mitchell River where they spawn and complete their life cycle.

As the salmon return the Grizzly bears also return to the river. This adventure provides exceptional grizzly bear watching and photography opportunities as the bears feast on salmon and ready themselves for their winter hibernation. Along with the grizzlies the river is lined with eagles, bald and golden, also feasting on the salmon carcasses. This exquisite river ecosystem provides a unique study opportunity for naturalists and photographers.

As you watch the cycle of the salmon and the antics of the native wildlife you are likely to see many species of birds including ducks, geese, blue herons, trumpeter swans, water ouesels, whiskey jacks (gray jays), sapsuckers, woodpeckers, grouse and many more. Native wildlife in the area includes the mountain grizzlies, mountain goats, mountain caribou, mule deer, moose, black bears, and a host of smaller furbearers such as otters, beavers, pine martens, chipmunks, squirrels and more. Don't miss this natural history adventure. This is one of the few places on earth where this cycle of life remains in tact in the wild - untamed and undisturbed.

The Mitchell River lies in the lower reaches of the Cariboo Mountains Park. We access it by jetboat from Quesnel Lake. For over 20 years we have studied the bears and other wildlife in the ecosystem. We have learned their habits and body language qualifying us to safely guide you on what can only be called "the adventure of a lifetime" on the Mitchell River.

Your Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival day. Settle in to our facilities, relax and explore the area around the lodge. Do some beach combing. An orientation on what you will see on the river and procedures to be followed will be given. (L/D).

Days 2-4: Begin your day with an early, hearty breakfast and you are off by jetboat to spend the day on the river with the grizzlies and other wildlife. Return to the lodge in the late afternoon to a delicious home cooked meal. Evening free to rest, socialize, enjoy an evening walk and get ready to return to the river.

You may choose to spend part of one or more of your days exploring and taking in the sights on Quesnel Lake, the deepest fjord lake on earth, where wildlife, including grizzlies, also congregates. (B/L/D).

Day 5: Departure day for those who chose the 5 day trip. Over breakfast enjoy another morning on the lake and vow to return to this nature's paradise. Say goodbye to new friends. If you chose the 8 day package – continue your journey! (B/L/D).

Days 6-8: 8 day packages include an optional tour to the historic gold rush town of Barkerville by way of the Cariboo Mountains back country. Overnight in Barkerville and return to our Quesnel Lake lodge. Depart on Day 8. (B/L/D).

Notes:
Airfare is not included in the tour price.

5 days trip - $2635.00 US per person double occupancy. Singles add 25%. Custom trips of shorter or longer duration are available. Contact us for quotes.

Included: Accommodations, meals, guides, necessary motorized equipment (boats, motors, vehicles), orientation and interpretive information, Goods/Services Taxes, ground transport from/to Williams Lake.

Not Included: Gratuities, liquor, international airfares to pickup point at Williams Lake.

Depending on the trip chosen guests need to bring camera (preferably with a telephoto lens), film, a good pair of binoculars, proper footwear, backpack, day pack sack, hat, rain gear, sleeping bag, clothing that can be layered, personal toiletries. (A complete gear list will be provided at time of booking.)

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