The Kenai Peninsula boasts some of the country's most spectacular mountains, glaciers, rivers, lakes, fjords, forests and fishing. Explore the Prince William Sound, see the creaking Exit Glacier, try your hand at salmon fishing or go dog sledding.

The Tutka Bay area offers rugged coastlines, deep fjords, dramatic mountains, quiet beaches, old growth Sitka spruce forests, and amazing tidal fluctuations. The lodge is located nine ocean miles from the seaside town of Homer along the Kachemak Bay.

An explorer's dream, Alaska is America's last great frontier - and an absolute pleasure to discover on foot, in sea kayaks, and by boat.

Most of our bear viewing day tours take place in Katmai National Park and Lake Clark National Park among the largest population density of brown bears in the world. Our bear viewing camp is moved around to different locations within Katmai National Park.

Discover the immensity of the continent's largest mountain and breathtaking fjords. Track grizzlies, wolves and other reclusive wildlife. Hop aboard the rails and cut through glacier-sculpted valleys. Watch the rugged men of the sea haul in their catch.