Forested 313acres in two contiguous titles, straddling the Salloomt River in the picturesque central coast region of BC. The community of Hagensborg is approx. 10 km to the south and near Bella Coola. Topography ranges from gentle benches to steeper mountainsides, with elevations from 160 metres above sea level to 430 metres. 2 large creeks enter the property from the west, both have bridges for crossing. Both titles straddle the scenic Salloomt River for 1.6km, a substantial freshwater system that includes a spectacular canyon. There is good road access via Forest Service road and an internal road network from previous logging which could be reactivated. The properties are heavily timbered, predominantly with second growth forest following 1960 logging with some old growth. A smaller portion was harvested in 1989 and is in a good state of regrowth. There was a timber cruise completed in 2010. The property is frequented by local wildlife, including deer and both black and grizzly bear.

Two contiguous properties in the Great Bear Rainforest, on the central BC coast, 15km southwest of Bella Coola. 320 acres with a gentle topography ranging from 90 to 400 metres in elevation. Several year-round streams, a large alluvial fan which provides gravel and rock, three developed gravel quarries, 4.2km of internal roads. Access to the property is by boat from Bella Coola to an anchorage location approx. 15km southwest and then 1.5km via Forest Service road through adjacent Crown land that connects to a road network on the acreage. Forest cover includes 90 ha. recent logging, 26 ha. 2001 logging and 12 ha. of mixed immature, second growth and old growth containing roughly 3000 m3. The property is frequented by local wildlife, including deer and both black and grizzly bear. Bella Coola is accessible by vehicle along Hwy 20, by BC ferry from Port Hardy or Bella Bella orby air and offers fuel, lodgings, shopping, essential services and boat launch facilities.

Diverse 160 acre oceanfront property 12km SW of Bella Coola with spectacular views of the Coast mountain range and North Benficnk Arm. Rugged topography reaching an elevation of approx. 1600ft. Approx. 656ft of steep, west - facing oceanfront. The lower reaches of the acreage are accessible by crossing Crown land to a road system that is currently overgrown. There is the possibility for seasonal moorage out front of the property. The property is also accessible via road from a barge ramp located 1.6km south of Tallheo Point. The property has been partially logged and replanted over the past 35 years, with 15 hectares logged this year. Significant water resources include a year-round creek on the property and 2 small lakes/ponds in the upper portion. There may be the possibility to generate power with these water sources. There is also gravel and rock available in the upper portion. The property is frequented by local wildlife, including deer and both black and grizzly bear.