Bear Viewing

Our cabin is located in Skyline, one of the best aurora viewing spots in Fairbanks, perched on a towering mountaintop far from the city lights. It faces a northern valley where the aurora frequently appears. Multiple outdoor viewing platforms provide ample space for guests to take photos, ensuring everyone enjoys a private, uninterrupted experience while marveling at the northern lights. Inside the cabin, the flames in the hearth dance joyfully, casting a warm glow on the wooden ceilings and walls, creating a cozy and serene atmosphere. With a cup of hot chocolate in hand, you can admire the graceful dance of the aurora through the large glass windows, feeling as though it’s within reach. Outside, the world is still and silent, with only the aurora sweeping across the sky. The cabin becomes a hidden sanctuary where you are at one with nature, experiencing the profound tranquility and awe of the moment.

As a morning warm-up in the fresh air, you will have a short hike deep into the Turgen mountain gorge, where the picturesque Bear waterfall is located. You will walk along a mountain trail enjoying stunning mountain views, and at the end you will enjoy the coolness of the glacial water of this waterfall. After lunch you will head to the Lake Issyk located in Issyk gorge of Ili-Alatau mountains 70 km from Almaty at an altitude of 1756 m above sea level. The color of the water in this lake varies from turquoise to dark blue depending on the time of year. You will enjoy nature and the scenic panorama of the Ili-Alatau mountains with magnificent lake, take stunning memorable pictures and be filled with positive emotions. This tour is designed so that you can enjoy the views at the best time of the day with the best lighting conditions. Our tour guide will show you the best photo spots and tell you interesting information about the sites.

Wildlife Photography Trip of a Lifetime! Highly experienced Bush Pilot ! Smaller groups for a better experience!

Animal lovers, don't miss your chance to discover the grizzly bear! Leaving Banff behind, you'll take a ride in a gondola for a great view of grizzly country, then take a chairlift to visit the grizzly refuge where you can observe an orphaned grizzly bear as it romps and plays in a natural bear habitat.

This 6 to 7 hour Bear Viewing and Airplane Adventure will be the highlight of your Alaska experience. You'll fly to the Lake Clark National Park with your guide/pilot in a small group to watch bears. Enroute you’ll see some of the most wild of Alaska country including, mountains, glaciers, tundra, and volcanoes. After landing in the Park you’ll spend literally hours viewing these amazing animals in their natural habitat. A shore side lunch will round out this incredible trip of a lifetime!

Take a break from the hustle & bustle of the cities with Big Bear's original picnic queen. Enjoy our gourmet picnic snack lunch in a scenic locals secret location in the forest. Your picnic guru will pick your group up in her Jeep SUV & drive your group up the dirt forest road to one of the most scenic locations in Big Bear Lake. This is a perfect location for all those Insta worthy photos. Our Big Bear Lake picnic pros will take as many scenic photos of your group as you would like. Your guide will hang out with your group & enthrall you with tales of the history of the Big Bear Valley & then leave you your privacy as you enjoy a casual lunch in nature at one of the most scenic hidden gems in Big Bear. Menu items are seasonal and a menu will be provided when you book with choices. Whether you are a couple or friends & or family, this activity is full of great sights, delicious food & quality time with each other in the wilderness. We are Big Bear's only stylish pop-up picnic gurus.

Experience Alaska's famous Brown Bears with Juneau's premier wilderness tour operator! Take your private group on an authentic wilderness adventure to watch the bears in their natural habitat! We depart the Juneau airport and fly over Admiralty Island on our way to our bear viewing area. Here we will watch the bears for 3-4 hours before returning to Juneau on another beautiful flight over the Tongass National Forest. This trip is led by an expert local guide who has spent their life exploring this area! All of our trips are carbon-negative, culturally rich, and environmentally responsible! Extra flight seeing over the stunning Juneau Icefield can be arranged for the Ultimate Juneau Experience! Come and experience the famous Alaskan Brown Bear in our beautiful wilderness!

Come join us for an unforgettable brown bear viewing adventure at the renowned at Pack Creek Bear Sanctuary. Your day kicks off with a breathtaking 25-minute floatplane flight to Pack Creek. Known as the "Fortress of the Bears," Admiralty Island holds the Tlingit name Kootznoowoo, and it lives up to its title with an impressive brown bear population of approximately 1,800. Upon arrival, you'll receive a warm welcome from the dedicated rangers of Pack Creek. Afterwards, you'll tread the same paths as the bears, exploring the shoreline and forest trails that lead to prime brown bear viewing spots. From the banks of Pack Creek, you'll have the incredible opportunity to observe bears in their natural habitat, whether they're engaged in salmon fishing or enjoying a nap in the tall grass. Brown bears are most active during mating season (late May – June) and annual salmon runs (late July – August). Kayaking is included in the tour from June 20th to July 20th due to limited bear activity.

Upon arrival to the platform, you will be at a prime vantage point to see Alaska’s REAL fisherman! Watch the true champions of the tour – the 5 species of salmon battling in the last part of their life, to arrive upstream to spawn. They are fighting not just the swift current but also the bears. See the black bears fattening up for winter, plunge into the rushing water with jaws wide, to eat the wild salmon heading upstream to spawn. Besides bears feeding, you are also likely to see Bald Eagles feeding on salmon scraps left over by the bears. The Highlights – Visit a World Class bear viewing facility. – A round trip floatplane flight over the Tongass National Forest is included. – Listen to a personalized flight narration – no recorded tracks – There is a high likelihood of seeing black bears, eagles and salmon. – Enjoy a nature walk of approximately ¼ mile round trip. – Be accompanied by an experienced Alaska Bear Guide. -Tour length is 3 hours with up to 45 minutes of flightseeing.

Witness grizzly bears in their natural habitat on this breathtaking wildlife, cultural and marine tour. Join an Indigenous guide and visit the traditional territory of the Homalco First Nations in Bute Inlet. Bear viewing, whale watching and cultural exploration make for a one-of-a-kind adventure. This is the only bear tour from Campbell River that is 100% indigenous owned and provides you with an immersive indigenous experience from start to finish. By choosing Homalco Tours you help contribute to the cultural and economic recovery of the Homalco First Nation people and youth. Thank you for choosing us and in the language of our people "ʔiymot" (it is good).

Observe wild Alaskan Bears in their natural habitat on this 5- 6-hour day trip from Homer. Depart by bush plane and fly past volcanoes and glaciers en route to viewing locations in Katmai National Park and Preserve. You'll spend several hours on the ground while your pilot/guide narrates the behavior of Coastal Brown (aka Grizzly) bears.

Take a floatplane ride from Homer to Brooks Falls and start your photo safari with a quick visit to the Park Ranger Station located on the edge of Naknek Lake. After a short safety briefing, explore the boardwalks and trails while fully immersed in the bear's natural habitat. Walk right up to the falls where, at most times, there are more than half a dozen bears actively feeding. Brooks Falls is a world-renowned bear sanctuary nestled in the heart of Katmai National Park. It's home to one of the best natural runs of Sockeye/Red and Coho/Silver salmon in the state. Drawing bears from miles away to feed on high protein fish and fatten up for a long winter's nap. This provides you with a viewing experience like no other.

Haines is home to magnificent wildlife and breathtaking views of the natural world! With an experienced naturalist as your guide, you will see and learn about the plants and animals that make up the ‘wilds’ of Alaska. The Chilkoot River is home to some of the best bear viewing in Alaska! The river’s huge salmon runs bring good numbers of bears every year. Situated among rugged glaciated peaks, it is home to numerous brown bears, mountain goats, salmon, river otters, and innumerable bald eagles. This area is a birdwatchers paradise with abundant local and migratory birds. Powerful spotting scopes or binoculars allow close-range views of mountain goats grazing in high alpine meadows and nesting eagles. **Wildlife sightings not a guarantee**

Our 45 minute scenic flight visits both Bear Glacier and Aialik Glacier. Bear Glacier is the largest glacier descending from the Harding Icefield in Kenai Fjords National Park at over 11 miles long and 3 miles wide. Bear Glacier lagoon features impressive icebergs. Continue on to Aialik Glacier which boasts an impressive ice wall that is over 500 feet high! Watch for calving on this immense glacier and truly appreciate the grandeur of Alaska's environments by getting up close to them!

Island Wings Air Service is owned and operated by Alaska veteran pilot Michelle Masden, who started flying in 1977 and began her business in Ketchikan in 1993. Island Wings takes the time and makes the effort to help you realize your Alaskan dreams. Share our love of flying through our vast Alaskan wilderness. Experience the freedom of flight over the wild grandeur of the mountains, the islands and the endless sea. In business since 1993, Island Wings takes the time and makes the effort to help you realize your Alaskan dreams. Our focus is the quality of your experience. From the handling of your reservation, to the equipment we operate, to the places we visit; we don't compromise and neither should you. The total time for this tour is 4.25 hours including: the flight, three hours onsite at Traitors Cove Bear Viewing Observatory, and fifteen minutes for the pick-up and drop-off.

For the young and the young-at-heart, Teddy Bear Museum brings fantasy and reality together. There are over 2000 dolls of various shapes and sizes in twelve zones here to enjoy. Every other Teddy Bear Museum around the world show their teddy bears inside glass showcases for people on the other side to take pictures. Pattaya's Teddy Bear Museum is the first in the world that does not have any glass or barriers so that visitors can squeeze, hug and cuddle the cute exhibits during the picture-taking process. – Only Teddy Bear Museum in the world without glass barriers – Divided into 12 very individual zones – Affordable prices in the Teddy Bear Gift Shop – Over 2000 dolls on show throughout the museum – Fantastic location – right on Pattaya's Beach Road!

Come with us on an awesome activity that will awaken your senses and enjoy a moment of silence while we discover this beautiful animal in it's wild and fragile habitat. In a respectful manner, we will observe this animal from a spectacular observation post. We would like to précise you that black bears are wild animals and live into thé Forest. We are in nature we have to be patient. We are going to try to observe some of them. But we want to remain you that those bears are savage and we are not in a zoo, we cant controle nature and we cant certify that we are going to see them. Because they are free to move. We are into their environnement. But a lot of other animals can be seen as wolf, loon, beaver and so one.. So keep an eye opened to see one of them !

Welcome to Noboribetsu Bear Park, a one-of-a-kind zoo located atop the scenic Shikotsu-Toya National Park! With our admission ticket, you will have the opportunity to witness the majesty of the Ezo brown bear, a native species of Hokkaido. But our park is not just any ordinary zoo. In addition to the opportunity to see these magnificent creatures up close, you can also take a ride on our rope way, which offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape and a faster route to the bear park.

This is a once in a lifetime experience Visiting Katmai and Lake Clark National Parks, seeing and photographing wild Alaskan Grizzly Bears! No trip to Alaska is complete without a Flight into the wilderness to see Bears!

See bears in their natural habitat on this 3 hour tour from Ketchikan.  Take a 20 minute flight west over the inside passage to Prince of Wales Island, one of the largest Islands in the United States, and visit an official, United States Forest Service maintained bear viewing platform.  Get-up close, safe, and uncrowded views of bears as they hunt for Salmon along the Dog Salmon Creek.