Chinitna Bay Bear Viewing

Tour Overview

Depart from Anchorage by wheeled plane for a 90-minute scenic flight southwest over Cook Inlet toward the Chigmit Mountains. Enjoy spectacular views of the Alaska and Aleutian Mountain Ranges and two active volcanoes – Mt. Redoubt and Mt. Iliamna – before landing on the beach in Chinitna Bay on the southern end of Lake Clark National Park and Preserve.

Listen as your expert Alaska naturalist guide shares tales of the resident Lake Clark bears and their families. Your small group will board a 4-wheel drive mini bus and be transported to where the bears are the most active. You will have the rare opportunity to join these amazing animals in their natural habitat. About 3 hours will be spent with guided bear viewing. A snack box is provided on the return flight.

Good to know: Bear viewing for Chinitna Bay is most reliable from mid-May to the first week of July, and then again from the second week of August to mid-September . Bear sightings are not guaranteed.

What's Included

• Roundtrip flights from Anchorage
• Transfers from most Anchorage downtown or airport hotels
• Guided bear viewing
• Snack box
• All taxes and fees

Required at Booking

Body weights and hotel information in Anchorage

Special Terms

Children must be 7 years old to participate in this tour.