The abundance and diversity of the flora and fauna found in the Coastal Rainforest of British Columbia is considered to be one of the the world's great ecological treasures. Lush forests of ancient cedar and Sitka Spruce tower over a floor blanketed with club moss, maidenhair fern, salal and salmon berry.

Pitt River Lodge lies in the heart of this wilderness where wildlife abounds and awe and wonder await you. Located between three wilderness parks with this beautiful glacier river at its center, you will never know what to expect as birds, mammals, elk all use this corridor as they go about their lives, offering themselves to visitors for occasional view.

August is the pinnacle of bear viewing- black bears greedily feed on
migrating salmon so plentiful that the rivers and streams appear black. Our guides know just where to take you for that incomparable glimpse of the temperate rainforst¹s most magnificent carnivore.

Throughout our season you may catch the silhouette or silent stare of the elusive Roosevelt Elk, as they forage in the lush valley bottom that we call home.