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Captain Mel Erickson has been guiding people on Alaskan adventures since 1989. Our Alaska bears viewing excursion to Chinitna Bay in Lake Clark National Park provide some of the incomparable Alaska grizzly bear viewings on the globe. We guarantee your contentment and will make you ecstatic with great bear viewing escapade in Alaska.

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Captain Mel Erickson has been guiding people on Alaskan adventures since 1989. Our Alaska bears viewing excursion to Chinitna Bay in Lake Clark National Park provide some of the incomparable Alaska grizzly bear viewings on the globe. We guarantee your contentment and will make you ecstatic with a great bear viewing escapade in Alaska.

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Captain Mel Erickson has been guiding people on Alaskan adventures since 1989. Our Alaska bears viewing excursion to Chinitna Bay in Lake Clark National Park provide some of the incomparable Alaska grizzly bear viewings on the globe. We guarantee your contentment and will make you ecstatic with great bear viewing escapade in Alaska.

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Captain Mel Erickson has been guiding people on Alaskan adventures since 1989. Our Alaska bears viewing excursion to Chinitna Bay in Lake Clark National Park provide some of the incomparable Alaska grizzly bear viewings on the globe. We guarantee your contentment and will make you ecstatic with a great bear viewing escapade in Alaska.

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Captain Mel Erickson has been guiding people on Alaskan adventures since 1989. Our Alaska bears viewing excursion to Chinitna Bay in Lake Clark National Park provide some of the incomparable Alaska grizzly bear viewings on the globe. We guarantee your contentment and will make you ecstatic with a great bear viewing escapade in Alaska.

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

Long hike through water and mud all the way to back of the bay to get to the bears today, but had the group to do it.

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What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 04th September 2022 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

Some fatties on the beach today, puttin on more fat for the long winter nap coming soon .

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What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 28th August 2022 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

Bears made us work hard today to get up close, about a 5 mile hike across some brutal mud flats.

Book your Bear Viewing Tours in Alaska with us.

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What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 25th August 2022 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

Big catch for this bear, got himself a porpoise, I imagine it probably died in a commercial fishing net and washed up on beach, later found a big boar with an Eagle.

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What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 24th August 2022 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!

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Bear Viewing Report - 19th August 2022 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Spent my 61st birthday doing what I love, guiding people across the tide flats on a great Alaska adventure to see coastal brown bears & fulfilling lifelong dreams of people ftom all corners of the planet . It was a long brutal hike and the drone footage caught me falling when I hit a pocket [...]

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

Some days you just need be patient and wait for the bears to come to you, this one swam out to the boat to greet us, he was looking for fish.

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What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 18th August 2022 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Some days you just need be patient and wait for the bears to come to you, this one swam out to the boat to greet us, he was looking for fish. Book your Grizzly Bear Viewing in Alaska Tours with us.

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

Bear 2, gill netter 0, Bear wins, as the boat pull his net 4 times with no salmon but the bear gets 2, That's what he gets when they block the stream mouths with their nets.

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What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 16th August 2022 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Bear 2, gill netter 0, Bear wins, as the boat pull his net 4 times with no salmon but the bear gets 2, That's what he gets when they block the stream mouths with their nets. Book your Bear Watching in Alaska Tours with us.

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

Good to be back with the bears, after all the bad weather the last week, this sow with cubs had disappeared for a while after losing one of her cubs to another bear, in late July the other 2 sure have grown since I last saw them.
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What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 14th August 2022 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Good to be back with the bears, after all the bad weather the last week, this sow with cubs had disappeared for a while after losing one of her cubs to another bear, in late July the other 2 sure have grown since I last saw them.

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

After a full week of high winds, finall got a nice enough day to get to bear country, somebody turn the fan off please.
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What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 11th August 2022 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Captain Mel Erickson has been guiding people on Alaskan adventures since 1989. Our bears viewing Alaska excursion to Chinitna Bay in Lake Clark National Park provide some of the incomparable Alaska grizzly bear viewings on the globe. We guarantee your contentment and will make you ecstatic with a great bear viewing escapade in Alaska.

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 13th June 2022 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 12th June 2022 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

Saw the most vicious bear fight ever today between to giant boars over breeding rights to a sow, the bigger older bear lost and had a huge chunk ripped out it's side, Saw a wolverine too walk up to a bear it stood up then the bear stood up and the wolverine ran off opposite direction.

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 11th June 2022 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Saw the most vicious bear fight ever today between to giant boars over breeding rights to a sow, the bigger older bear lost and had a huge chunk ripped out it's side, Saw a wolverine too walk up to a bear it stood up then the bear stood up and the wolverine ran off opposite [...]

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

Pura Vida, had a group yesterday from Costa Rica out on a bear tour, the breeding season in full swing with a couple bears having some rough foreplay.

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 8th June 2022 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

Bears diggin up a seafood lunch, beautiful day total of 6 bears, we got some spots open early next week to go see the bears.

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 30 May 2022 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

The bears must've missed me over their long winter"s hibernation, this one walked over to say hello, good to see you again, and give our guests a photo op they will never forget, contact me to get on one of our amazing bear tours.

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 25 May 2022 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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The bears must've missed me over their long winter"s hibernation, this one walked over to say hello, good to see you again, and give our guests a photo op they will never forget, contact me to get on one of our amazing bear tours.

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

Back to the beach with the bears, saw 5 today, Nicole and her friend Savannah tagged along to play with the bears.

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 24 May 2022 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!

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What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report – 19 May 2022 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Some great still shots of the bears digging razor clams today.

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

First trip was successful , saw 3 bears, 2 up high playing in the snow m, & 1 on the beach searching for clams, saw several whales feeding on hooligan, a lot of seals, and several species birds, lots of Puffins,how ever not as many shore birds as in years past, maybe more birds tomorrow.

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 06 May 2022 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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First trip was successful , saw 3 bears, 2 up high playing in the snow m, & 1 on the beach searching for clams, saw several whales feeding on hooligan, a lot of seals, and several species birds, lots of Puffins,how ever not as many shore birds as in years past, maybe more birds tomorrow.

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

Fattening up for hibernation

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 04 Sep 2021 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!

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What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 12 May 2021 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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The 2021 bear viewing season is underway, our group from Ohio had an amazing trip, seeing 3 bears and the breeding season has started. come see the bears with us Photo Credit to trevor.

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

Our 2021 season has begun, the bears are so happy to see us they coming running down the hill to the beach to greet us, we still have availability, but dates are filling fast.

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 08 May 2021 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!

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What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report – 04 Apr 2021 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Happy Easter from all of us at Chinitna Bay Bear Tours, The bears will be waking up soon and ready to see you.

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 21 Jun 2020 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

Graham McGeorge , a photographer with many photos published in National Geographic, got some great shots today on our bear tour, A Sow with triplets put on a good show nursing her cubs right in front of us, saw a total of about 16 bears, Graham will be going again with us on Saturday and we have seats open to join him on a incredible bear viewing trip, it certainly was a NAT GEO type of day, give us a call or text to go. 907-398-1744.

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 19 Jun 2020 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Graham McGeorge , a photographer with many photos published in National Geographic, got some great shots today on our bear tour, A Sow with triplets put on a good show nursing her cubs right in front of us, saw a total of about 16 bears, Graham will be going again with us on Saturday and [...]

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

Breeding season for bears is in full swing, saw several males chasing the girls today, we had Holly Herring and her husband out who were the lucky winners of our donated trip to Alaska Safari club anchorage chapter plus a nice family with their 2 year old son James. Saw about 15 bears close up with another 15 on the other side of the bay Louis A Cusack.

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 07 Jun 2020 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Breeding season for bears is in full swing, saw several males chasing the girls today, we had Holly Herring and her husband out who were the lucky winners of our donated trip to Alaska Safari club anchorage chapter plus a nice family with their 2 year old son James.

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Report - 27 May 2020 | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!

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Bear Viewing Reports 2022 - Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Bear Viewing Reports 2022 - Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Bear Viewing Reports | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!

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Alaska Fishing Trips - Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Alaska Fishing Trips - Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

Day Fishing or fishing & lodging packages in Remote Alaska

At Chinitna Bay Bear Viewing Tours, & Alaskan Gamefisher we offer some of the best guided fishing trips for halibut and salmon charters, aiming to provide an unrivaled experience for you while you plan a vacation in Alaska. Our Alaska fishing lodge is located in Soldotna, We are road accessible on the Kenai peninsula 150 miles south of Anchorage. Rainbow trout, silver salmon, red salmon, Alaska king salmon in salt & freshwater are just a few types of fish you might catch.

Of course, getting around is both challenging and exciting in Alaska. We have bush planes equipped with floats & several boats which take you to these areas as well as saltwater and freshwater locations of Homer, Anchor Point, Kenai River, and Seward. Each package trip from Chinitna Bay Bear Tours embraces the exciting opportunity of incredible fishing. Further, every package holds with it the fishing equipment, boat, crew and lodging.

Get your fishing tour in Alaska, perfectly customized, at a reasonable price.

For more information, visit our Alaska Fishing site at www.alaskangamefisher.com

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Alaska Fishing Trips And Chinitna Bay Bear Tours | Bear Viewing Alaska

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At Chinitna Bay Bear Viewing Tours, & Alaskan Gamefisher we offer some of the best guided fishing trips for halibut and salmon charters. Contact us today and learn more about the best guided fishing trips for Halibut and Salmon fishing in Alaska!

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Alaskan Brown Bear Viewing - Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!
1) Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

Why Choose Us?

Interested in Bear Viewing tours in Alaska? Chinitna Bay Bear Tours with Alaskan gamefisher, is a renowned Bear Viewing Guide service with a commercial operator permit from the National Park Service, that offers you the best in Alaska bear viewing trips. When you plan a once in a lifetime trip to Alaska. Chinitna Bay Bear Tours will take you by boat, or plane to the remote pristine wilderness of Lake Clark National Park. We are the first, & only Bear Viewing charter service that accesses Chinitna Bay & Lake Clark National Park via boat. Another extremely important feature which allows you to walk out on the tide flats so you can see bears dig clams is we provide our guests with waders, & hiking pole's. Many other bear watching tours dont provide these so you either get your feet wet or dont see the bears up close digging clams.

Unlike many of our competitors, who offer crowded Alaskan bear viewing tours, Chinitna Bay Bear Tours lets you experience a less crowded, and a more remote wilderness wildlife tour to one of the largest national parks in the largest US state.

Your experienced Bear viewing guides will get you Close to Alaskan Brown (Grizzly bears) safely. This is an awesome adventure whether you're a wildlife enthusiast, naturalist, or photographer. Your Alaskan bear viewing tour begins in Anchor Point, Alaska which is close to Homer. After departing Anchor Point, you cross the beautiful Cook Inlet to Chinitna Bay in Lake Clark National Park. Once we arrive we get out of the boat and walk a short distance to watch the bears.
Thinking about visiting the park's Cook Inlet coastline? This short film offers a spectacular introduction to what your day may include and how to stay safe and protect the park's bear populations. Viewing this video is required by the National park service for all travelers to the park.
When you book your bear viewing tour in Alaska with us, it's not uncommon to see at least 20-30 brown bears, with sow's rambling around with their cubs, Juveniles playing and wrestling, Big Bears chasing Females in the breeding season, digging clams, or trying to catch salmon The panorama surrounded by towering peaks, forest, & snow capped mountains also draws your eyes with some of the most breathtaking scenery on the planet!

You also have a bonus of digging some clams, or fishing for salmon. Really, what makes your Alaska bear viewing trip with us so special is that we love showing people the real Alaska!

And this is not it. A total of five snow-capped volcanoes rise up 10,000 feet from sea level in an exquisite American national park just for you. Also, available from us is bear viewing with an Alaska bush plane to explore the other beautiful locations.

Learn more about our pricing and discounted packages.

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole's for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!

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Best Time to Book a Bear Viewing Charter in Alaska

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Bears in Alaska can be quite interesting to watch as you see how they socialize with other bears, how they feed and how they carry out many other activities.

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Bears in Alaska can be quite interesting to watch as you see how they socialize with other bears, how they feed and how they carry out many other activities. It is definitely something you should do when you visit Alaska. The best time for a bear viewing charter in Alaska is from late May through September.

Usually, there is a charter for bear viewing from late May through August. During this time, Lake Clark National Park has a high population of bears, mostly brown bears. On a daily basis, 20 to 40 bears are usually seen in the park. The high population of bears around the coast is due to the food sources at the coast which include salmon streams, clams and sedge grass meadows. Apart from bears, you may also enjoy seeing other birds and animals around. When booking a trip through Chinitna Bay Bear Tours, visitors to spend the night at the park and take part in fishing.

Mid-July through September is also another good season for bear viewing in Alaska. The trip takes between 5 to 7 hours as visitors are taken across the Cook Inlet and Chigmit mountains and the Redoubt Volcano via a plane. Upon landing, they board a boat which takes them across the coastline as they watch the bears feed on salmon and other foods. Visitors who are qualified to fish can do so during the boat trip.

Another bear viewing charter is also arranged from mid-June through August. The trip is shorter, lasting between 3 and 4 hours. Visitors are taken to Big River Lakes via a small Jon Boat to the place with a large population of salmon. They then wait to see the bears come to catch the fish. In most cases, the cubs are the ones present. The parent bears at this place are few. Visitors have the option of fishing while watching the bears.

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Bears in Alaska can be quite interesting to watch as you see how they socialize with other bears, how they feed and how they carry out many other activities. It is definitely something you should do when you visit Alaska. The best time for a bear viewing charter in Alaska is from late May through ...

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When most people imagine Alaska, it’s a picture of gorgeous natural beauty and unique wildlife.

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When most people imagine Alaska, it's a picture of gorgeous natural beauty and unique wildlife. There's nothing more quintessential Alaska than a bear tour-nowhere else in the world can you have an unforgettable bear-viewing experience than the Chinitna Bay, located on the west side of the stunning Cook Inlet. It's a corner of the world nearly untouched my humans, and few people ever get to experience the natural beauty. In his decades of experience, Captain Mel Erickson has brought thousands of groups through Chinitna Bay to see the best areas in the region for watching wildlife in their natural habitats and taking in the stunning beauty.

Why Choose Chinitna Bay Bear Tours?

In the small Chinitna Bay, there aren't crowds of tourists, long lines, or strict schedules. In fact, we're the only group serving the area, which means you aren't fighting for viewing time with other groups and can focus on a personal experience with the beautiful area.

While many people chose to look for bears by plane, going on a boat tour provides a better view of marine life, such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds, as well as access to beaches and areas of the coastline that many planes can't reach. There's also the added option to join in seaside activities like fishing or digging for clams. On top of it all, travelling by boat is less expensive than going by plane, and there are fewer things that can stop a boat from traveling, such as weather or low visibility.

Best Season to Book a Chinitna Bay Bear Tour

Chinitna Bay Bear Tours are seasonal from late May through August. Our Gamefisher aluminum boat can fit up to six guests at a time, providing you with a secure and intimate experience. The boat's unique design makes it easy to traverse shallow bays and tight areas that very few people ever get to experience. The half-day tour runs for 5-6 hours, with 1-3 hours of bear viewing, while the full-day tour runs for 8-10 hours with 5-8 hours of bear viewing time. The boat brings groups through the stunning bay to fields and woods with bear access. From there, it's a hike through the woods to see all types of bears.

Even during the summer months, weather in Alaska can be cool and wet, so guests should come dressed in layers with jackets and long pants, as well as sturdy shoes that are comfortable for walking long distances.

A bear boat tour in Alaska is a rare experience that can't happen anywhere else. Call us today to book the travel experience of a lifetime!

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Chinitna Bay Bear Tours | Bear Viewing in Alaska

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When most people imagine Alaska, it's a picture of gorgeous natural beauty and unique wildlife. There's nothing more quintessential Alaska than a bear tour-nowhere else in the world can you have an unforgettable bear-viewing experience than the Chinitna Bay, located on the west side of the stunning Cook Inlet.

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Alaska Fishing Trips by Bearviewinginalaska.com

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Alaska Fishing Trips by Bearviewinginalaska.com

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Bearviewinginalaska.com offer some of the finest ushered fishing trips and provide useful amenities like bush planes equipped with floats & several boats which will take you to the saltwater and freshwater locations.

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Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane
1) More safe, & affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams, possibilty of fishing.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

Day Fishing or fishing & lodging packages in Remote Alaska

At Chinitna Bay Bear Viewing Tours, & Alaskan Gamefisher we offer some of the best guided fishing trips for halibut and salmon charters, aiming to provide an unrivaled experience for you while you plan a vacation in Alaska. Our Alaska fishing lodge is located in Solddotna, We are road accessible on the Kenai peninsula 150 miles south of Anchorage. Rainbow trout, silver salmon, red salmon, Alaska king salmon in salt & freshwater are just a few types of fish you might catch.

Of course, getting around is both challenging and exciting in Alaska. We have bush planes equipped with floats & several boats which take you to these areas as well as saltwater and freshwater locations of Homer, Anchor Point, Kenai River, and Seward. Each package trip from Chinitna Bay Bear Tours embraces the exciting opportunity of incredible fishing. Further, every package holds with it the fishing equipment, boat, crew and lodging.

Get your fishing tour in Alaska, perfectly customized, at a reasonable price.

For more information, visit our Alaska Fishing site at www.alaskangamefisher.com

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Alaska Fishing Trips And Chinitna Bay Bear Tours | Bear Viewing Alaska

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At Chinitna Bay Bear Viewing Tours, & Alaskan Gamefisher we offer some of the best guided fishing trips for halibut and salmon charters. Contact us today and learn more about the best guided fishing trips for Halibut and Salmon fishing in Alaska!

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Bear Viewing by Boat in Alaska by Bearviewinginalaska.com

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Bears in Alaska can be quite amusing to view as you see how they fraternize with other bears. Bearviewinginalaska.com can access many other areas that planes cannot go & frequently see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

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Connect with us:

Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane
1) More safe, & affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
3) Option to dig clams, possibilty of fishing.
4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.
5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

Bear Viewing in Alaska

Interested in Bear Viewing tours in Alaska? Chinitna Bay Bear Tours with Alaskan gamefisher, is a renowned Bear Viewing Guide service with a commercial operator permit from the National Park Service, that offers you the best in Alaska bear viewing trips. When you plan a once in a lifetime trip to Alaska. Chinitna Bay Bear Tours will take you by boat, or plane to the remote pristine wilderness of Lake Clark National Park. We are the only Bear Viewing charter service that accesses Chinitna Bay & Lake Clark National Park via boat.

Unlike many of our competitors, who offer crowded Alaskan bear viewing tours, Chinitna Bay Bear Tours lets you experience a less crowded, and a more remote wilderness wildlife tour to one of the largest national parks in the largest US state.

Your experienced Bear viewing guides will get you Close to Alaskan Brown (Grizzly bears) safely. This is an awesome adventure whether you're a wildlife enthusiast, naturalist, or photographer. Your Alaskan bear viewing tour begins in Anchor Point, Alaska which is close to Homer. After departing Anchor Point, you cross the beautiful Cook Inlet to Chinitna Bay in Lake Clark National Park. Once we arrive we get out of the boat and walk a short distance to watch the bears.

When you book your bear viewing tour in Alaska with us, it's not uncommon to see at least 20-30 brown bears, with sow's rambling around with their cubs, Juveniles playing and wrestling, Big Bears chasing Females in the breeding season, digging clams, or trying to catch salmon The panorama surrounded by towering peaks, forest, & snow capped mountains also draws your eyes with some of the most breathtaking scenery on the planet!

For a small additional fee, you have a bonus of digging some clams or fishing for some halibut and salmon. Really, what makes your Alaska bear viewing trip with us so special is that you get two amazing tours!

And this is not it. A total of five snow-capped volcanoes rise up 10,000 feet from sea level in an exquisite American national park just for you. Also, available from us is bear viewing with an Alaska bush plane to explore the other beautiful locations.

Learn more about our pricing and discounted packages.

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

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Alaskan Brown Bear Viewing and Tours | Chinitna Bay Bear Tours

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Connect with us: Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane 1) More safe, & affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.2) Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds3) Option to dig clams, possibilty of fishing.4) low clouds & visibility don't prevent us from going on our tour.5) We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.