At Hallo Bay Wilderness Camp, you can see bears literally at your doorstep. Any time that bears move away to more distant feeding sites, you can rejoin them with a short plane ride.
Although wilderness lodges do their best to make guests comfortable and happy, this is after-all wilderness, where any kind of comfort is very expensive and hard to achieve.
To help you enjoy meeting the challenges of Alaskan bear country -- isolation, weather, terrain, etc. -- bear viewing guides, lodge staff and other service providers strive to maintain grace, dignity, enthusiasm and unfailing kindness and cooperation even in the face of adversity and frustration. That is our gift to you and other clients. Naturally, we prefer clients who return the gift in kind.
Katmai Wilderness Lodge
in Kukak Bay
Phone: 1-800-488-8767 or 907-486-8767
Fax: 907-486-6798
Mail: P.O. Box 4332 Kodiak, Alaska 99615
Specialists in bear viewing and sport fishing
Photos (c) 2003
Kent Fredrikkson
(c) 2006 Ed Schwartz
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BIG RIVER BAY (North Hallo Bay)
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