See the Bears of Alaska

When you live in Alaska, you get used to living with bears. In the summer, it seems like they are everywhere. Walking the bike and running paths. Munching grass on the ski slopes and berries on the hillsides. Wandering along river shores and waiting above waterfalls in hopes of catching a leaping salmon swimming upstream to spawn. But for most visitors, seeing these creatures, especially for the first time, is a magical experience which is highly memorable. Our customized bear viewing itineraries transport you into prime bear habitat, providing exclusive access to private reserves where you can watch, photograph, and learn about Alaska’s brown and black bear populations, alongside professional naturalists who can answer every question you might have.

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Alaska’s Favorite Treasures

Combine two of Alaska’s famed National Parks on this 10-day adventure exploring the Alaska coast and mountainous interior. With wildlife cruises, rafting float trips, opportunities for fishing, bear viewing, gold panning, biking or hiking, this multiday adventure on the... Read more

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Kodiak Brown Bear Center

The 1.9m acres of Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge is home to this classic Alaskan Native lodge situated on Kodiak Island in the middle of Karluk Lake. Surrounded by water, the wildlife-centered Kodiak Brown Bear Center, showcases one of the... Read more

Denali Delights

Explore the splendor and unique landscapes and wildlife that is Denali National Park on this five-day luxury adventure. Immerse yourself in this magical wilderness as you search for bear, moose and even the elusive wolf. Ride high as you... Read more

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Over 98% of the brown bear population in the United States call Alaska home, drawing visitors from across the world to view these magnificent creatures. You’ll visit Denali National Park to view grizzly bears and Kodiak to experience the... Read more

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If experiencing as many of Alaska’s national parks is your goal, you can do it on this exclusive National Park Collector tour! Featuring six of the eight national parks in Alaska, this customized unparalleled adventure includes many opportunities for... Read more

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