One of the most popular attractions is where to see bears in Alaska. They are giant, bold, and beautiful creatures to see in their natural habitat. It’s one of the main reasons people tend to stay at Alaska’s Gold Creek Lodge. We offer bear viewing packages for your stay and stellar accommodations. If you’ve been bear-watching before or are curious about it, here is where to see bears in Alaska when booking a bear viewing tour with Alaska’s Gold Creek Lodge.
- First, we provide a bear viewing package with Brooks Falls in Katmai National Park. You might want to familiarize yourself with the area further. Brooks Falls is only accessible by floatplane or boat.
- If you are worried about safety, don’t fret. When you arrive at Brooks Camp, you will be guided through a bear safety orientation by the Katmai National Park Rangers.
- After your safety orientation, you will be brought to watch brown bears fish for salmon in Brooks Falls, Brooks River entrance from Naknek Lake, The Valley Of Ten Thousand Smokes.
- This is a day-long experience, and trust us, there is a lot to see, so bring your smartphone or camera and bring some pictures back home with you.
- In preparation for your bear viewing tour, be sure to read up on our travel guide for the best gear to bring on a bear tour in Alaska.
- In addition, please read our other travel guides on some of the areas you will be visiting on your bear-watching experience. We’ve written about Katmai National Park and The Valley Of Ten Thousand Smokes.
See Why Bears Are So Special To Alaska
We know that you will learn a lot about where to see bears in Alaska. Bring home a valuable experience to share. However, don’t wait too long to book your room because reservations go fast. Alaska’s Gold Creek Lodge has a lot of resources for you to read up on about fishing, bear watching, restaurants, and more. We offer phenomenal lodging options, helpful staff, and delicious meals too. For more information or to check availability, please visit us online or call 907-246-4653 right now.
