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Every
year, Brackendale hosts one of the largest populations of bald eagles in
the world. In 1994 the highest concentration of bald eagles ever counted
gathered here - over 3700. Starting in mid November and continuing through
March these magnificent birds are here feeding on the salmon that spawn
in the glacial fed Squamish and Cheakamus rivers. During this spectacular
season Sunwolf Outdoor Centre provides the opportunity to view the eagles
from a remarkable vantage point - the river.Our primary goal is to provide an up close experience as well as information and knowledge on the eagles, their habits and their habitats. By educating and informing people about these beautiful birds we believe we can participate in preserving their winter home. Viewing from silent, paddle powered river rafts allows individuals a chance to see the eagles from a much closer perspective without interfering with the eagles natural routine. Our trips run from December to March. ![]() Basic Eagle Float $99.00 CDN per person. Float in a safe, dry, stable river raft through the ecological reserves of the Cheakamus and Squamish rivers, silently viewing hundreds of these magnificent birds. From December to the end of February up to 1000 eagles can be seen during the two-hour float down the Cheakamus and Squamish Rivers. Afterwards, relax with homemade soup and bread by the fireplace.
Start your adventure with the Basic Eagle Float and combine your raft trip with a night in one of our newly renovated riverside cabins on the Cheakamus River. Our cabins feature a thermostat controlled fireplace, hand crafted pine furniture and stunning views of soaring eagles against the backdrop of the glacier peaked Tantalus Range. We
offer family, group and educational rates. Please contact
Sunwolf Outdoor Centre for more information.
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