Alaska's Most Unique and Exclusive Wildlife Tour

Your tour begins in King Salmon, Alaska, gateway to the remote Alaska Peninsula.  You will venture southwest by bush plane, viewing wildlife and exploring the wonders of the Alaska Peninsula by air, for some 200 miles, seeing wildlife, glaciers, volcanos and miles of untouched black sand beaches along the Bristol Bay and Bering Sea coastline, before reaching Wildman Lake Lodge.  Here Alaska Brown Bear, Pacific Walrus and Wolves are our closest neighbors, while moose, caribou, fox and many more wild species flurish all around us and the bird species are too numerous to count.  Guided Photo Safaris to view and photograph Alaska's most wild creatures in their natural habitat.  Like no where else on the planet, the Alaska Peninsula is truly, in the Wild!  Join the experienced Alaska Bush Pilots and Wilderness Guides at Wildman Lake Lodge for a wildlife viewing experience that you will never forget, and return to the warmth and comfort of our deluxe wilderness lodge each evening.  Nowhere else in Alaska will you find real unhibituated wild animals roaming as they did a century ago.  This is not a canned tourist attraction, this is an EXCLUSIVE Alaska Wildlife Tour and Photo Safari, guided by real Alaskans on the remote Alaska Peninsula.  If you want to see more bears than people, don't go to a National Park!  Visit Wildman Lake Lodge, where the bears never see people, and neither will you.

The Alaska Peninsula stretches from the mainland to the Aleutian Islands and is renown for its abundant and diverse wildlife populations. Daily sightings include huge Alaska Brown Bear, Barren Ground Caribou, Arctic Wolves, the ever curious Red Fox, majestic Bald Eagles and a variety of other raptors. During your week at Wildman Lake Lodge you will surely see Alaskan Moose, playful River Otters, Seals, Walrus, Whales, Tundra Swan, and countless ducks and geese including the rare Emperor Goose, only found in western Alaska.

Alaska Brown Bear   On the Alaska Peninsula the Brown Bear is king! The Alaska Peninsula has one of the highest population density of Alaska Brown Bear in the world. There are hundreds of bear in our area and casual sightings of brown bear along our fishing streams are every day occurances.   The brown bear population in our area is well nourished by the millions of Pacific salmon that return each year to the Alaska Peninsula rivers. Quite often we sight brown bear right from the lodge.  Nearly every day you can photograph them feeding on Ocean River near the lodge.  Brown bear are relentless beachcombers and can often be seen along the black sand beaches of the Bering and Pacific coasts, as well as fishing for salmon along our numerous pristine rivers.  We take every opportuntity show our guests the brown bears as Wildman Lake Lodge is one of the best places to view real wild Alaska brown bear, totally undisturbed, in their most natural habitat.

Pacific Walrus  One of our more unique photo opportunities at Wildman Lake Lodge is a visit to our own "Wally World."  Only 10 miles from the lodge is one of the Bering Sea's most frequented Pacific walrus haul-outs. This is a special resting place where nearly all summer 500 to 2,000 walrus can be seen at one time. We fly you over and land on the black-sand beach, walking distance from a rocky lookout just above the walrus. This is as close and personal to great Pacific walrus in the wild as it gets! This is a once in a life-time experience. Your guide-naturalist will explain the unque life cycle of the Pacific Walrus.  You will want a good camera and plenty of film on this exciting fly-out day!

  Exclusive WildlifeTours:

 July and August  2013

    An Incredible Photo Opportunity Awaits You . . . At Wildman Lake Lodge, you never know when a photo opportunity will present itself. The sheer abundance of wildlife is absolutely astounding. From the smallest ground squirrel to enormous Alaska brown bear, colorful spawning salmon to breaching Pacific whales, huge Alaska moose, barren ground caribou, Arctic wolves, red fox and more.  Explore the black sand beaches of the Aleutian  coastline and search for artifacts, antique glass fishing floats, fossils and whale bones.   Visit Alaska's newest discovery, an ancient Alutiiq Village near Wildman Lake.  Whether you are a professional or an amateur, you will want to have your camera ready. 

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