Bear Viewing in Alaska
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Bear Viewing in Alaska, also called Chinitna Bay Bear Tours, runs boat trips from Anchor Point, Alaska, across Cook Inlet to watch brown bears on the coast of Lake Clark National Park. Boats leave daily at 7:30am from May to September, and guests walk the tide flats where bears dig clams; the company says 20 to 30 brown bears on a trip is common. Captain Mel Erickson has 40 years of experience on the inlet's west side, and waders and hiking poles are provided. The company also runs salmon fishing trips.
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