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Bear Viewing in Alaska offers expertly guided, small-group bear viewing trips led by veteran guide Captain Mel Erickson in Chinitna Bay within Lake Clark National Park.
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About Bear Viewing in Alaska
Bear Viewing in Alaska offers expertly guided, small-group Alaska bear viewing trips led by veteran guide Captain Mel Erickson, who has over 40 years of experience in the wilds of Cook Inlet. Our tours take you deep into Chinitna Bay in Lake Clark National Park one of the best spots for Alaskan brown bear viewing and grizzly bear viewing in Alaska.
- Website
- bearviewinginalaska.com
- Phone
- (907) 398-1744
- [email protected]
- Address
- 209 Sterling Hwy, Homer, AK 99603
- Categories
- Leisure, travel & tourism
