We can we safely watch the world’s largest terrestrial predators from amazingly-short distances. This extraordinary opportunity is thanks to the ingenious planning by the previous owner, visionary conservationist Richard Hojohn, who intentionally built the cabins right next to (but not on) natural bear trails that run through the forest.
These bear trails run through higher-ground forest along the edge of a favorite tidal sedge field in which the bears graze for much of the summer. We watch the bears through huge picture windows, through doors that we open for a few seconds when bears hilariously are scratching their backs on nearby trees (something that happens almost daily there), or from a high porch well beyond the reach of even the tallest bear. We also take guided walks in the large sedge meadow that the bears like to graze.