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Bald Mountain Air Service announces round trip service to Brooks Camp in July and September! Make reservations for camping at Brooks with the NPS. Tour the valley of 10,000 smokes, watch bears at the peak of the salmon run at Brooks falls! We also do remote drop-off fishing and rafting trips for the more serious outdoor adventurer! Camp and fish along Alaska's most productive Rainbow rivers!

From the lush coastal rainforests of the Kodiak Islands to the rugged volcanic coast of Katmai National Park, we have developed an unequaled brown bear viewing program to excite even the most seasoned wilderness traveler, adventurer and photographer. You'll have the unique opportunity to take lots of photos and take home memories of this extraordinary trip to what we consider the most beautiful place on Earth.

The Alaskan Coastal Brown Bear, also known as the Kodiak or Alaskan grizzly, still enjoys undisturbed habitat in Alaska. Our lifetime of experience in Alaska has given us the knowledge to guarantee you will be able to see, observe and photograph the Alaska coastal brown bear in their natural habitat. From the spring groupings of breeding bears to the summer and fall frenzy of salmon fishing, we can predictably access the key areas that will afford the best opportunities. We work closely with the National Park Service and the State of Alaska refining "Best Practices for Bear Viewing." It is our serious intent to provide a safe and educational experience to our guests. We stress the educational side of our trips to produce advocates for "Watchable Wildlife and a Wild Alaska!"

Bald Mountain's aircraft are a turbine-powered DeHaviland Otter, with 10 passenger seats and a single engine Beaver, which carries six. These rugged and stable aircraft are the standard for safe travel in the outback of Alaska's bush country. We are licensed to operate ocean vessels of up to 100 tons in near coastal waters of Alaska and use a shallow draft landing craft style skiff to access some of the inland estuaries. This enables us to remove the aircraft from some of the more sensitive areas and occupy viewing sites that would otherwise be inaccessible.

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