Once we reached the viewing platform, Brooks Falls came into view. Sure enough, a behemoth brown bear stood on the lip of the falls, staring intently down at the water and waiting to catch a leaping ...

Alaska's wilderness is home to both black and brown bears. Bear spray is a must for hikers. Trails like Brooks Falls, Horseshoe Lake, and Harding Icefield offer prime bear viewing. Stunning ...

One of the fastest-growing sectors for flightseeing in Alaska is helicopter flightseeing. Hovering over a blue pool on a ...

Bear Viewing in Alaska offers exciting bear viewing tours in Alaska on the boat at Chintana Bay and Denali Park. Bear watching in Alaska can be done either on a boat, aeroplane, or simply by walking.

Dead animals such as bison will draw grizzly bears together. Brooks Falls in Alaska is a popular bear-viewing spot that brings several grizzly bears together at once during the spawning run.

With the internet watching via live Bear Cams, the contestants go beast mode on the millions of sockeye salmon that run from Bristol Bay down the Brooks River ... in southwest Alaska’s remote ...