All Alaska Outdoors would like to introduce you to the awe-inspiring sights of the Alaskan wilderness. With us, you’ll have the opportunity to see black and brown bears in their natural habitat, not behind glass at the zoo! When it comes to experiencing all that the great Alaskan outdoors has to offer, you simply won’t find a better option, and we offer a wide range of ecotours to ensure a personalized experience.

Our Float Plane Alaska Fly-In Fishing Trip is an excellent option for close-up bear viewing and photography. In fact, outstanding bear viewing opportunities are a popular part of our Crescent Lake Fly-In. Of course, this isn’t the only location we tour in Alaska. Our float plane allows us a wide range of bear tours throughout the picturesque coastal setting in Lake Clark National Park. Or join us for the Ultimate Expedition to enjoy amazing aerial flightseeing. You’ll quite literally get a bird’s eye view over scenic habitats of Brown Bears, Coastal Seals, Trophy Bull Moose, Dall Sheep or Caribou Herd, and the unparalleled landscape of remote Alaska.

At several of our destinations, you’ll have a chance to view and photograph Black and Brown Bears, Eagles, Sea Otters and breathtaking scenery in an exclusive setting. One of our more popular stops is Dick Proenneke’s Cabin from “One Man’s Wilderness” — the best-selling memoir about a man who made a life for himself in the Alaskan Wilderness. Though, the wide range of travel options we offer to see all of Alaska doesn’t mean you need to go anywhere to see wildlife with us!

Our lodges on the west bank of Longmere Lake are frequently visited by resident Moose Cows and Calves. Take some time to paddle one of our Mad River Canoes on our mile long lake, And you’ll likely be able to approach one of our Loon families at close range. Or join us for some unforgettable Marine Life Viewing on one of our Deep Sea Combo Trips. It all adds up to an incredible trip, and we trust you won’t mind the delicious fillets you’ll take home from the successful fishing. All Alaska Outdoors looks forward to showing you a side of Alaska you can’t see from a cruise ship or hotel room! We invite you to come and see it all with us soon.

  • A large brown bear stomps through a river with claws showing.
  • A brown bear wanders the side of a cutting blue river with a large, snow-capped mountain peak in the background.
  • A brown bear crosses a flowing river in a mountain valley.
  • Two bears approach an icy blue lake in front of jagged, snow-covered mountain peaks.
  • Two bears examine a still lake's edge in front of green mountains.

3 Night/2Day Fly-Out Alaska Bear Viewing Eco Tour Package

  • 2 Person Minimum
  • 3 Nights Lodging Included

Choose between a Sunday arrival and Wednesday departure or arrive on Thursday and depart on Sunday.

With this Alaska bear viewing ecotour package, you’ll fly out to Chinitna Bay or Silver Salmon Creek in our wheeled plane. Once landed on the beach, you’ll have time to take pictures and check out the bears before flying over the picturesque west coast of the Cook Inlet for some flightseeing on the way back in. Request more information below or just give us a call at All Alaska Outdoors Lodge.

This package includes date-specific extras:

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June 5 – July 10 Package includes the FLOAT PLANE ALASKA FLY IN FISHING TRIP-WOLVERINE CREEK BEAR VIEWING (fishing is optional)
August 7 – September 4 Package includes the CRESCENT LAKE FLY IN FISHING TRIP WITH BEAR VIEWING (fishing is optional)

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  • Large bear footprints lead towards an icy lake.
  • A large brown bear stands in front of a lake with a field of brush behind.
  • A brown bear watching its surroundings in the middle of a grassy field.

See the Bears at Chinitna Bay

This trip is available with excellent bear viewing from May through September. The Chinitna Bay trip is a great option for the early-season visitor looking to see bears as it’s one of the first places we can reliably find them. We will depart from the Soldotna Airport in a Cessna 207, and will take you across the Cook Inlet to this remote Bay in Lake Clark National Park for a beach landing. From the beach, you will have amazing opportunities to see and take photographs of brown bears meandering, sleeping or even digging for clams. June is breeding season, so don’t be surprised if…. Though the opportunity for close bear viewing exist, at times you may wish to have your high powered camera gear to get photos of bears that may be at a greater distance.

During the flight, when weather permits, you can expect the chance to see seals, moose, bears and other Alaskan Wildlife. On a nice weather day, the opportunity to view several glaciers and active volcanoes is there, so keep your cameras ready. The total estimated time for this excursion is about three hours.

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  • A momma bear and her three cubs climb on rocks by the water's edge.
  • A brown bear lifts its head out of the water with its fluffy ears still dry.
  • A group of people pose for a picture on a boat in front of a photobombing brown bear.

Float Plane Alaska Fly-In Fishing Trip & Bear Viewing at Wolverine Creek

For this trip, we head out by floatplane and head over to a remote lake on the west side of the Cook Inlet. Once we land in the lake, you’ll be able to watch the huge Coastal Brown Bears do a bit of their own fishing. This is where you’ll get pictures of a lifetime. Have you ever been watching one of those popular nature shows and wondered if you’d ever have a chance to see such natural majesty in person? Well, this is the trip for you. This is typically a six-hour trip. However, this is Alaska and weather can sometimes change the timing.

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  • A large brown bear perches on a rock, soaked in water.
  • A fly fisherman fights a fish in turquoise water while a small bear looks on.
  • A brown bear looks up from its meal.

Crescent Lake Fly-In Fishing Trip & Bear Viewing

Crescent Lake is one of our favorite mountain lakes in Alaska. While it may well be one of the most beautiful places on earth, this lake also provides a healthy brown bear population and great fishing for Lake Trout. Later in the year, the fishing for Dollies and Silvers also makes this a popular Alaska ecotour package. You’ll also have the chance to check out Alaskan brown bears, many with cubs, in comfortable eighteen-foot aluminum boats. This is one of the best trips we offer for Alaska bear viewing, and it’s affordable!

Crescent West Fly In Pricing (August and September)

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