Homer, Alaska Jun 19, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - The Bear Viewing in Alaska, are pioneer of the only on-the-ground polar bear tours in the world, operating from remote luxury lodges on Katmai National Park, Chintana Bay, and Brook Falls. They are the most prominent and prestigious bear watching tours in Alaska. If you are looking for grizzly bear viewing Alaska, you can visit Bear Viewing in Alaska, which will guide you through a great bear watching experience.
Stay in the Katmai Lodge in Katmai National Park
The Bear Viewing in Alaska offers grizzly bear viewing in Alaska in Katmai National Park in the middle of the wild. Here you can not only enjoy staying in the most luxurious lodges but also do fishing along with bear watching. This extraordinary lodge is the pinnacle of Alaska bear lodges because it immerses guests in captivating encounters with wildlife amid stunning landscapes. Discover the raw beauty of Alaska’s untamed wilderness, where majestic bears roam freely.
The Bear Viewing in Alaska offers bear watching and staying in Katmai National Park, which is among the biggest national parks in Alaska and has been home to more than 500 brown and mountain bears.
Staying in Katmai with Bear viewing in Alaska will ensure an unforgettable adventure for those seeking an authentic bear-watching experience in Alaska by providing comfortable accommodations and exclusive access to prime bear-viewing locations.
Katmai is home to a wide variety of species, including eagles and otters along the coast of Katmai National Park, ensuring a trip of a lifetime. Explore the vibrant flora of Alaska, indulge in fine dining with our nationally renowned chef, and relax in one of our seven charming and well-appointed cabins.
Crescent Lake, Lake Clark National Park
This trip will begin in Nikiski, Alaska, near Kenai, where we will fly a floatplane for a breathtaking 40 minutes across Cook Inlet and through the Chigmit Mountains of the Alaska range. Bear Viewing in Alaska will fly over Redoubt Volcano, several glaciers, and mountain ridges off our wing tips. After landing on a large, beautiful lake in the mountains, we will load into a small Jon boat and cruise the coast looking for bears. The bears come to the shoreline to feed on the salmon. This trip can also be combined with salmon fishing.
From Kenai, this trip is also accessible by float plane, and the flight takes just 15 minutes. After landing on Big River Lakes we will board a small Jon Boat and run over to a small creek where salmon are congregated we will stay in the boat the entire time waiting for a bear to come out to try to catch a fish, we usually always see bears on this trip but mostly small sub adult cubs that have just been kicked out from mom.
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