Alaska bear viewings are always considered fascinating and enticing. You are not only able to watch the great bears of Alaska but at the same time, you can enjoy beautiful panoramic landscapes of Alaska as well. You can take the help of Alaskan brown bear tours or any other commercial operator providing daily guided Alaska bear viewing trips by plane and boat. The best season to watch bears in Alaska are May, June, July, August.
Though there are many places in Alaska where you can start your bear viewing trip you need to pick the best tour operator for bear viewing in Alaska. You will depart from Anchor Point, Alaska near Homer & we will take you 38 miles across the beautiful Cook Inlet to Chinitna Bay in Lake Clark National Park. It is a short walk up the beach to a grassy marsh was several bears congregate to feed on the sedge grasses.
On any given day we see up to 20-30 brown bears, sow with newborn cubs, big boars, and bears fishing for salmon, or digging clams. If the tides are right & if you want we can dig up a few clams.
You can enjoy watching bears in the backdrop of active snow-capped volcanoes in one of the most remote, & beautiful national parks in America. There are bear tour operators that offer bear viewing trips by Alaska bush planes and boats to the remote locations of Alaska.
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