moderate
11 hours
Participants should be able to handle an entire day of outdoor activity including some walking on uneven terrain.
Set out on an unforgettable journey from Anchorage to Lake Clark National Park for intimate bear viewing, scenic flights, and boat excursions amid Alaska’s wild beauty. Discover why this private tour is a must-do for adventurers!
Starting at 1245 pp • Ages 8+ • 11 Hours
Embark on an unforgettable 11-hour adventure to Lake Clark National Park, where you'll witness majestic Alaska brown bears fishing for salmon. Enjoy a scenic float plane flight, guided boat tours, and a homemade lunch at a rustic lodge, all amidst breathtaking wilderness landscapes and diverse wildlife. Experience Alaska like never before!
11 Hours
$1245.00 per person + $15 Lake Clark National Park Entrance Fee + 3% transportation fee
Enjoy an hour and ten-minute stunning flightseeing tour via float plane from Anchorage to Lake Clark National Park and Preserve. Your expert pilot will will land at Redoubt Mountain Lodge located on the incredible blue Crescent Lake where you will spend your day. Upon arrival you’ll meet your knowledgeable bear viewing guide who will escort you by covered pontoon boat to lakeside areas where bears feed on spawning wild Alaska salmon.
Situated at the headwaters of Bristol Bay, Lake Clark National Park and Preserve is an epitome of the Alaska wilderness landscape. At four million acres, the Park encompasses volcanoes, jagged mountains, glaciers, wild rivers, waterfalls and diverse Alaska wildlife populations. You’ll never forget your visit to one of America’s most inaccessible national parks!
A good pair of binoculars will enhance your bear viewing experience from a safe distance.
Weather can change quickly in Alaska, so bring moisture-wicking layers and a waterproof jacket.
You'll want to capture the stunning wildlife and landscapes, so bring extra batteries or power banks.
If you get motion sickness, take precautions before the boat or float plane rides for comfort.
Lake Clark National Park was established in 1980 to protect its natural beauty and significant bear populations.
The park supports efforts to maintain bear habitats by managing human impact and promoting responsible wildlife viewing.
Protects from rain and wind during boat tours and float plane flights.
summer specific
Helps spot and observe bears and wildlife at a safe distance.
Captures close-up images of bears and scenic landscapes.
Allows adjustment to fluctuating temperatures throughout the day.