Bear Viewing Report – 24 May 2022
Back to the beach with the bears, saw 5 today, Nicole and her friend Savannah tagged along to play with the bears.
Bear Viewing Report – 19 May 2022
Some great still shots of the bears digging razor clams today.
Bear Viewing Report – 06 May 2022
First trip was successful , saw 3 bears, 2 up high playing in the snow m, & 1 on the beach searching for clams, saw several whales feeding on hooligan, a lot of seals, and several species birds, lots of Puffins,how ever not as many shore birds as in years past, maybe more birds tomorrow.
Best Time to Book a Bear Viewing Charter in Alaska
Bears in Alaska can be quite interesting to watch as you see how they socialize with other bears, how they feed and how they carry out many other activities. It is definitely something you should do when you visit Alaska. The best time for a bear viewing charter in Alaska is from late May through…
Chinitna Bay Bear Tours
When most people imagine Alaska, it’s a picture of gorgeous natural beauty and unique wildlife. There’s nothing more quintessential Alaska than a bear tour—nowhere else in the world can you have an unforgettable bear-viewing experience than the Chinitna Bay, located on the west side of the stunning Cook Inlet. It’s a corner of the world…
Bear Viewing Report – 04 Sep 2021
Fattening up for hibernation
Bear Viewing Report – 12 May 2021
The 2021 bear viewing season is underway, our group from Ohio had an amazing trip, seeing 3 bears and the breeding season has started. come see the bears with us Photo Credit to trevor.
Bear Viewing Report – 08 May 2021
Our 2021 season has begun, the bears are so happy to see us they coming running down the hill to the beach to greet us, we still have availability, but dates are filling fast.
Bear Viewing Report – 04 Apr 2021
Happy Easter from all of us at Chinitna Bay Bear Tours, The bears will be waking up soon and ready to see you.
Bear Viewing Report – 21 Jun 2020
Second day of Bear photography with Graham McGeorge, excellent shots of bears digging razor clams. Plus sow with triplets out on the flats.