Bear Viewing in Alaska is the only company that offers on-the-ground black and brown bear tours worldwide. They run their tours from special luxury lodges in Katmai National Park, Chinitna Bay, and Brook Falls. They are the top and most respected bear watching tours in Alaska. If you want to see grizzly bears in Alaska, you can join Bear Viewing in Alaska for a great bear watching experience.

Stay at the Katmai Lodge in Katmai National Park

Bear Viewing in Alaska offers Grizzly bear viewing in Alaska with its guided tours. It offers grizzly bear viewing in Katmai National Park, right in the middle of the wild.

Here, you can stay in the most luxurious lodges and also enjoy fishing along with bear watching. This special lodge is the best of all Alaska bear lodges, because it puts guests right in the middle of amazing wildlife and beautiful landscapes. Discover the wild beauty of Alaska, where big bears live and roam freely.

Bear Viewing in Alaska offers bear watching and lodging in Katmai National Park, which is one of the biggest national parks in Alaska and home to more than 500 brown and mountain bears.

Staying in Katmai with Bear Viewing in Alaska ensures an unforgettable adventure for those looking for a real bear-watching experience in Alaska. They provide comfortable accommodations and special access to great bear-viewing spots.

Katmai is home to many animal species, including eagles and otters along the coast of Katmai National Park, making it a trip of a lifetime.

Explore the rich plant life of Alaska, enjoy fine dining with our famous chef, and relax in one of our seven lovely and well-furnished cabins.

Crescent Lake, Lake Clark National Park

This trip starts in Nikiski, Alaska, near Kenai. We fly a floatplane for a breathtaking 40 minutes across Cook Inlet and through the Chigmit Mountains of the Alaska Range. Bear Viewing in Alaska flies over Redoubt Volcano, several glaciers, and mountain ridges. After landing on a big, beautiful lake in the mountains, we board a small Jon boat and cruise the coast looking for bears. The bears come to the shoreline to eat the salmon. This trip can also be combined with salmon fishing.

From Kenai, this trip can also be reached by float plane, and the flight takes just 15 minutes.
After landing on Big River Lakes, we board a small Jon boat and go to a small creek where salmon are gathered. We stay in the boat the whole time waiting for a bear to come out to try and catch a fish. We usually see bears on this trip, but mostly small cubs that have recently been kicked out of their mothers' care.

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