Guide to bear watching in North America


By AGENCY

In Alaska, if you’re lucky you can watch a bear catching some salmon. — ROLAND JUNG/Visit Anchorage/dpa

Biathletes and ski jumpers once competed in Whistler Olympic Park. The facilities were built in the middle of the forest in the Canadian province of British Columbia. But you’ll probably visit for another reason – to go black and grizzly bear watching, as part of a tour.

Those who get up early have a good chance of seeing one. “It’s completely a matter of luck when, where and how many bears you get to see, ” says Joel Lycklama of tour operator Whistler Photo Safaris.

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