When you book an extra day at our lodge on Knight Inlet it comes with a trip to the Kakweikan River. This is a remote river, about forty-five minutes from the lodge. Few people that are not our guests visit this area. It has fantastic scenery, occasionally grizzly bears and river fishing if your are interested. The day is spent with Trapper Rick who has earned his living on the river for better than twenty years. Photo byPeter Palstring 6-6
Grizzly Bear Cubs Alone? 2 of 2
Not a big surprise that after crossing the river the cubs climbed onto the log and the mother appeared from the other side of the log for a happy reunion. As I have said in other post the cubs at times are not that fond of getting wet. Sometime it is necessary for the mother to go ahead and disappear from sight so that the cubs will follow. We just happened to arrive when the cubs were reluctantly crossing the river to catch up with mom.
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