Bear in mind, though ... National Park and Glacier Bay National Park, home to some of Alaska’s best hiking trails and wildlife viewing. But if you're looking for a more remote experience, ...

Native to North America, grizzly bears (also known as brown bears) live in nearly all areas of Alaska. In fact, the state is home to more than 98% of the world’s brown bear population!

To see a breaching whale, a soaring bald eagle, bears catching salmon, or a bison up close are unforgettable, awe-inspiring ...

ALASKA AND BEYOND ... inhabitants their own small salmon run on the waterways just beyond Bear Camp’s private viewing deck. For night-sky enthusiasts, mid-August comes with another possible ...

The Bering Air flight that crashed near Nome last month, killing the pilot and all nine passengers, was more than 1,000 pounds too heavy for the icy weather it was flying into, acc ...

Alaska.org points to May through September as the best time for wildlife viewing, though you can spot some animals year-round, like moose or orcas. The website also advises that fly-in bear ...

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s decision to kill almost 200 brown bears in order to boost a struggling caribou herd violated due process and was unconstitutional, an Anchorage Superior ...

Bear Camp is known for having some of the best, most consistent viewing anywhere in Alaska due to the season-long availability of food. In the spring, sedge grass awaits the bears as they emerge ...