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Accessible only by boat or plane, it has been a homesteaders dream for years. In the early spring, female Brown bear leave their dens with young in tow, to feed on the succulent grasses found around this camp. This allows the opportunity to view and photograph these magnificent animals. Like the grasses and salmon they feed upon, the bears are transitory- May, June and July are the best times to see them in great numbers. August brings large numbers of spawning salmon and the bears cover a larger area to feed, therefore an overnight is highly recommended in this part of the season. |
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| Daily trips depart Anchorage at 8:00 a.m. for a tour of Turnagain Arm and Kenai Peninsula. Following lunch at the lodge, and spectacular 45-minute flight to the Lake Clark National Park Wilderness Bear Camp. You will spend an hour at guided bear viewing stations in a brown bear nursery. Return to Anchorage by van (return by air optional for an additional fee) overnight stays include meals, overnight in carpeted and heated tent cabins and extended bear viewing in magnificent wilderness! | ||||||||||
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-St. Paul/Pribilof Islands- Astound the imagination! Every inch of space on the craggy cliffs, from the largest ledge to the smallest crevice, is claimed by a nesting bird. Colorful Puffins, Red-legged Kittiwakes and Red Faced Cormorants - among many rarely seen species - are abundant. The largest Aleut population in the world resides upon the island. Their culture has been influenced by other pepoples who have come in search of the island's riches. The Russian Orthodox church binds the community together and stands as a reminder of the native's past influences. St. Paul Island is a fascinating combination of past, present and nature. Tour includes: Round-trip airfare from Anchorage, transfers, guide services, ground transportation, sightseeing in St. Paul, shared bath, and WC accommodations at King Eider Hotel. |
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W. Fireweed Lane, Suite E |Anchorage, Alaska 99503
800.544.2236 | Fax: 907.277.4197 |
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1999 Alaska Wilderness Travel
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This
remote brown bear viewing camp is located on the shores of Cook Inlet,
with towering mountains behind and shimmering waters ahead, the location
is truly spectacular.