Drawn by this abundance, tens of thousands of bald eagles gather in the region each winter, creating one of the largest concentrations of these raptors anywhere on the planet. Below the surface, ancient white sturgeon—some more than 100 years old—glide through the river’s depths, completing this extraordinary ecological story.

Trails, waterways, and quiet vantage points throughout the Harrison River Valley offer opportunities to observe this seasonal convergence of life, set against the misty forests and flowing waters of the wild.

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