Where to see a species
Where to see Gray Whale
- 8 parks and reserves
- 1 dive site
- 4 countries
- 1 species
The nine places for the grey whale follow its migration route along the North Pacific: El Vizcaíno, at 25,000 km², where it breeds; the Channel Islands, Point Reyes, Redwood and Olympic along the California and Washington coasts; Pacific Rim and Gwaii Haanas in Canada; and Wrangel Island in Russia. Four are World Heritage.
Where
Places come from reviewed species-place links; the species shown at each place are only those in this group.
National Park
Channel Islands
United States
United StatesGray Whale
See parkKelp forest/Wreck
Coronado Islands
Mexico
MexicoUp to 30 m · Advanced Open Water
12 m16 °C
Gray Whale
See dive site
UNESCOBiosphere Reserve
El Vizcaino
Mexico
Gray Whale
See park
National Park Reserve
Gwaii Haanas
Canada
CanadaGray Whale
See park
UNESCONational Park
Olympic
United States
Gray Whale
See park
National Park Reserve
Pacific Rim
Canada
Gray Whale
See park
Coastal National Reserve
Point Reyes
United States
Gray Whale
See park
UNESCONational Park
Redwood
United States
Gray Whale
See parkUNESCO
Nature Reserve / World Heritage Site
Wrangel Island
Russia
RussiaGray Whale
See park