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This summer we spent a week in a private camp within Lake Clark National Park. The park is located across the Cook Inlet from the Kenai Peninsula. It offers great brown bear viewing in a very quiet and remote setting, much more like McNeil River versus Brooks Falls.
We were fortunate to see 6-7 family groups of mammas and cubs over 5 days. and in a variety of locales and activities. A highlight was watching the bears digging for clams. They also grazed on sedge grass for most of the day, waiting on the salmon run that comes in August.
We were fortunate to see 6-7 family groups of mammas and cubs over 5 days. and in a variety of locales and activities. A highlight was watching the bears digging for clams. They also grazed on sedge grass for most of the day, waiting on the salmon run that comes in August.
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