moderate
7 hours
Guests should be in good physical shape for moderate hiking on uneven terrain, including climbing stairs into aircraft.
Experience Alaska’s wild beauty on a guided bear viewing trip to Tuxedni Bay in Lake Clark National Park. Journey by small plane from Homer for a front-row seat to brown bears feeding along the tidal flats in one of the state’s most pristine environments.
Available May 15th - August 15th (Please call to book 907-435-4011)
Embark on an unforgettable guided bear viewing adventure at Tuxedni Bay in Lake Clark National Park. Experience the thrill of observing bears in their natural habitat while enjoying a scenic flight and a delicious lunch at Tuxedni Bay Lodge. Prepare for moderate hiking and breathtaking landscapes in this unique Alaskan experience.
Embark on an unforgettable guided bear viewing adventure at Tuxedni Bay in Lake Clark National Park. Experience the thrill of observing bears in their natural habitat while enjoying a scenic flight and a delicious lunch at Tuxedni Bay Lodge. Prepare for moderate hiking and breathtaking landscapes in this unique Alaskan experience.
Expect to hike 2-3 miles across sand, meadows, and muddy tidal flats, so waterproof footwear is essential.
Alaska’s coastal weather can shift quickly—bring moisture-wicking layers, a rain jacket, and a hat.
To get the most out of wildlife viewing, pack good optics and extra camera batteries for capturing bears from a safe distance.
For safety and park regulations, do not bring bear spray, flares, or weapons on this trip.
Lake Clark National Park was established in 1980 to protect Alaska’s coastal and volcanic landscapes, including vital bear habitats.
Northwind Aviation emphasizes low-impact visits and responsible wildlife viewing practices to preserve Tuxedni Bay’s pristine environment.
Necessary for traversing muddy tidal flats and sandy shores comfortably.
summer specific
Allows adaptation to variable coastal weather conditions.
summer specific
Protects against unexpected rain showers common in Alaska’s coastal climate.
summer specific
Helps spot distant wildlife without disturbing the bears.