Katmai National Park Tours

Between Brooks Camp, The Valley of 10,000 Smokes, the coastline and everything in between, Katmai is a must visit!

Bear viewing is the most popular activity in Katmai National Park and Preserve. The world famous Brooks Falls is located in Katmai National Park where a large population of brown bears gather every summer to eat the migrating salmon. There are multiple opportunities to capture photos of bears fishing at Brooks Falls from the platforms above the river. In the months of July and August, there can be many people trying to view bears from the platforms of Brooks Falls, but the wait is definitely worth it.

For those who would like to view bears away from the crowds of Brooks Falls, we take them into different areas of Katmai National Park and Preserve to view bears from the banks of Moraine and Funnel Creek, as well as the Katmai Coast. This offers a more wild experience as many times there are no other humans in sight while watching these bears.

Katmai also offers beautiful flight seeing opportunities. One of the most extraordinary parts of Katmai National Park is the Vally of 10,000 smokes, which is a valley that is covered in hundreds of feet of volcanic ash from the eruption of Noverupta Volcano in 1912. One of the largest eruptions of the 21st century. Flying over the valley of 10,000 smokes us similar to flying over the surface of mars, a barren landscape with deep valleys and canyons. The only thing better than flying over the valley of 10,000 smokes, is landing in it and exploring with our bush planes.

Packages That Include Exploring Katmai Clark National Park:
Package #1: Lake Clark and Katmai National Park Combo
Package #2: Wildlife Viewing and Sightseeing Tour
Package #5: Ultimate Alaska Adventure
Package #6: Alaska Adventure Photography Course
Package #7: Deluxe Catch-and-Release Fishing
Package #8: Wildlife Viewing and Catch-and-Release Combo
Package #9: Tundra Wildlife Excursion