The Cumbrian Inn
Centrally located in Bella Coola
Cumbrian Inn
619 Cliff Street, V0T 1C0 Bella Coola, BC
cumbrian.ca
info@cumbrian.ca
Tel: (250)799-5731
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The Cumbrian Inn’s central location enables guests to easily walk to any of Bella Coola’s restaurants, shops, galleries and parks.
Welcome to the Great Bear Rainforest!
Set in downtown Bella Coola near the Bella Coola River & estuary, the Inn is a friendly & affordable hotel with clean rooms and basic amenities. We offer visitors to the Bella Coola Valley the ability to optimize their experience of unmatched natural beauty in territory that has been home to the Nuxalk Nation for more than 10,000 years.
Our guests explore the area’s rich history through interpretive guides from the Nuxalk Nation, dine on fresh crabs, wild mushrooms & hand-picked fiddleheads, and meet the unique local characters who live in our 
community. They hike through ancient cedar forests to remote waterfalls, celebrate paintings & carvings by local artists, and view bears and eagles in untamed habitats. The adventurous choose to explore the inlet or Tweedsmuir Park, access the coastal mountains by helicopter, and hire fishing boats to catch Tyee salmon.
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Cumbrian Inn
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617 Cliff St.
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