Many people visit Alaska to see bears since it is the only place in the world with the largest population of brown bears, black bears and polar bears at the same place. Bear viewing in Alaska is different from bear viewing at any other place in the world. Guests can book some of the best Alaska bear viewing trips for eventful and exciting bear watching. Besides bear watching they can also enjoy hiking, watching glaciers and fresh water fishing. Guests can take to the Harding Icefield trail near Seward, where other hikers told me they had seen bears nearby, but I never actually got to see one.
If you are not interested in doing bear watching by plane or foot then you can visit Katmai National Park, because it is the only place where you can do bear viewing by boat in Alaska. was created in 1918 and is about 50 miles away from Lake Clark National Park. It’s famous for having a large number of brown bears and a well-known place called Brooks Falls. It’s one of the best places in the world to watch bears. Brooks Camp is a popular spot where bears come to catch fish during the salmon run, which happens from mid-June to late September. There are special viewing platforms that let people watch the bears safely and without disturbing them. These platforms give a great view of the bears fishing in their natural environment.
It's a really amazing sight to see the brown bears skillfully catching salmon as they jump up the falls. For photographers who love wildlife, seeing this is a must-do experience. Before you go, you can watch the bears live through the park service's webcams, which gives you a sneak peek of what's to come on your adventure.
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