2025 Canadian Geographic – No whales? No problem. The forest had other plans — “stillness, mindfulness and a sense of humility… a quieter gift” as Indigenous teachings shape how visitors experience land and wildlife.

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2025 MonteCristo Magazine – A Trip to Desolation Sound Offers More Than a Local Getaway “Creature comforts and natural beauty blend with the cultural teachings offered by members of the Klahoose First Nation, the owners of this remote resort, only reachable by boat or seaplane.”

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2025 Dreamscapes Magazine – Spring/Summer 2025 – Traditional Customs and Off‑grid Luxury at Klahoose Wilderness Resort - “Pulling up to the dock, fresh salt air tickled my nose… traditional customs tied together with off‑grid luxury,” capturing hospitality, culture and coastal scenery"

2024 The Tyee – An Indigenous‑Owned Model for Sustainable Tourism - “Stepping off a small boat onto the dock ushers visitors into lush green forest and the sounds of traditional Klahoose drumming, with guests invited to participate in cultural activities like cedar weaving and paddle canoeing.”

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2023 AFAR Magazine – The 15 Best New Hotels of 2023 - “Activities include Indigenous‑led grizzly bear tours, wood‑carving lessons, and participatory smudging and brushing ceremonies around a fire, all within a remote wilderness setting.”

2023 Canadian Geographic – Momma bears in the Toba Inlet - “An off‑grid eco‑friendly resort on Klahoose land becomes the perfect jumping‑off point to witness nature’s maternal wisdom, where the nurturing exchange between a mother grizzly and her cub reveals profound lessons in the wild.”

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2023 Canadian Geographic – Tiwšɛm (learn): a stay at Klahoose Wilderness Resort - “Guests learn directly from Klahoose people while contributing to community wellbeing through cultural experiences, wildlife tours, and connection to the land.”

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2021 NUVO Magazine – Klahoose Wilderness Resort’s First Nation Influence and Regenerative Tourism on Desolation Sound — “Guests are welcomed with traditional greetings and stories as they step off the dock, and over three days discover connection, nature and shared experiences that go far beyond a typical wilderness visit."​​​​​​​​​​​​

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All media mentions and awards can be viewed on our full News & Media page.

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