Walk on the wild side: The breath-taking real-life landscapes used in the Oscar-nominated Revenant (including the forest where the infamous bear attack was shot) • With an incredible 93 per cent of the film being shot outside there are plenty of ways to follow in Leo's footsteps • The majority of the movie was captured outdoors in Alberta, Canada, but some were shot in Argentina and the US • Kananaskis Country was used for a large number of scenes, chosen for its snowy valleys, parks and rivers By Published: 08:40 GMT, 23 January 2016 Updated: 23:53 GMT, 23 January 2016. Aside from the brutal bear attack, the Squamish Valley was also used for many woodland shots and campsite shots One of the most memorable and defining scenes of the movie was a bear attack, which was filmed in British Columbia.

• The Revenant Filming Locations Images

The Revenant Filming Locations Images

Although the action is supposed to take place in South Dakota, the Squamish Valley was used for this scene, plus other woodlands and campsites. Best pokemon rom hacks. According to, crew filed an application to film the sequence in a small area near the Squamish River known as the Derringer Forest. A stunt man in a special outfit helped to bring the brutal attack to life. The opening scenes show a dramatic battle between fur-traders and the Arikara Native Americans, which was aptly filmed in Stoney First Nations Reserve - an actual Native American reserve near Morley, Alberta With an incredible 93 per cent of the film being shot outside and not on a green screen, the film-makers were pushed to their limits to capture the rugged landscape. Dozens of location scouts were used to seek out the most beautiful and dramatic landscapes for the film and Canada and Alaska were used for a majority of the movie. The opening scenes show a dramatic battle between fur-traders and the Arikara Native Americans, which was aptly filmed in Stoney First Nations Reserve, which is an actual Native American reserve near Morley, Alberta.