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Kicking Horse Mountain Resort is home to the world’s largest enclosed and protected grizzly bear habitat. This Grizzly Bear Refuge is where resident orphaned grizzly bear Boo lives and plays.
Visitors are given the opportunity, as part of a one-of-a-kind interpretive tour, to view a grizzly bear interacting much as they do in the wild; foraging, hunting, playing, swimming, snoozing and exploring. Held multiple times a day throughout the summer season, these tours are educational and interactive, allowing guests a unique opportunity to view this incredible animal and learn about the plight of this blue listed species.
Get a sneak peak here.
TripAdvisor® Traveler Reviews
“Grizzly bear tour”
Visiting the grizzly bear interpretive center was by far one of the Highlights of our trip. Stef was a fantastic presenter for all of the information to learn about the center, Boo’s, life there, and...
“Great Hill, Bad Ski School”
I had a fairly bad experience with the Kicking Horse Ski School. The (very expensive) private was a let down, not matching the description on the website. I spoke to a manager about it, who followed...
“Outstanding service, beautiful views, not crowded!”
Fabulous ski resort! Lots of different terrain for all skill levels. There are many black and double black for the more experienced but there is enough easier trails for those who want something a...
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Grizzly Bear Interpretive Centre
Phone
1-866-SKI-KICK
1500 Kicking Horse Trail
Golden BC
Canada
TripAdvisor® Traveler Reviews
“Grizzly bear tour”
Visiting the grizzly bear interpretive center was by far one of the Highlights of our trip. Stef was a fantastic presenter for all of the information to learn about the center, Boo’s, life there, and...
“Great Hill, Bad Ski School”
I had a fairly bad experience with the Kicking Horse Ski School. The (very expensive) private was a let down, not matching the description on the website. I spoke to a manager about it, who followed...
“Outstanding service, beautiful views, not crowded!”
Fabulous ski resort! Lots of different terrain for all skill levels. There are many black and double black for the more experienced but there is enough easier trails for those who want something a...