Katmai National Park Tours Bear viewing fishing & kayaking

Alaska's Katmai National Park

 Katmai National Park is located 260 miles SW of Anchorage on the Alaskan Peninsula near the town of King Salmon. It is world famous for brown bear viewing,salmon & trout fishing and volcanoes. Here you can explore the Valley of Ten Thousand smokes, go to the famous Brooks Falls for bear viewing or spend the day hiking, kayaking or enjoy a day  of wilderness fishing. Remember whenever you are in bear country you need to all ways stay alert. Also during the summer when Brooks falls is the busy you will be limited to the amount of time you have at the falls to see the bears.

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Katmai  Park Bear Viewing Cruises & Jet Boat Tours

3,4 and 7 night Cruise tours are available on our 70 ft live aboard vessels. This is the ultimate Katmai national park vacation with no boundaries with unlimited daily activities including wildlife viewing,jet boat tours,Kayaking and fishing all inclusive with gourmet meals and fishing equipment supplied on all guided activities. Our custom 21 to 30 foot jet boats will depart the mothership each day with guest's to the best locations.  Here you can enjoy the day in the wilderness, but still be able to go back to the safety and comfort of a deluxe mothership without having to fly each day in small planes.             Click here for more info   3,4,7 night all inclusive trips starting at $3400

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Alagnak River Fishing Lodge in Katmai Park

All though Brooks Falls is a wonderful place to see bears, there are other remote and scenic places like the Wild & Scenic

Alagnak River. Here if you stay alert you may also see mouse, eagles and wonderful scenery. Notice you do not run into the crowds like Katmai National Park. Also during the summer when Brooks falls is the busy you will be limited to the amount of time you have at the falls to see the bears. On the Alagnak River which is located in Katmai Park you can view the bears all day and never have to move for other people.

 

Five Tips you should remember when out in the Alaska Wilderness

Be alert at all times

Keep a distance of 50 to 100 yards from bears

Give the bears right of way

Make sure food is stored in the proper bear containers

Stop fishing when a bear approachs you

 

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