Bear Glacier Wilderness Retreat a truly unique Alaska location for a small corporate meeting, or for a family, or small group gathering, Bear Glacier is an amazingly scenic remote Alaska location that is sure to trill everyone in your group. Activities at Bear Glacier, Sea Kayaking, Canoeing, Hiking, Wildlife Viewing, Birding, Outdoor Photography, and Camping.

Backcountry Safaris P.O. Box 1397 Seward, Alaska USA 99664 1-907-222-1632 or toll-free 1-877-812-2159

**Tour Itineraries: Backcountry Safaris and other tour operators that we work with strive to give you a high quality Alaska experience. The tour itinerary shown on our web page is an example tour itinerary. The actual tour itinerary may vary some due to weather, safety, guest abilities and other conditions. Backcountry Safaris and other independent tour contractors reserve the right to change the tour itinerary and/or make substitutions at any time and without prior notice or to cancel all or part of any tour in its reasonable discretion, for the safety of its participants or due to insufficient number of participants signing up for a tour, because of weather, for the comfort and well being of our guests, for any other conditions that might affect the quality of tour, or as deemed necessary by the tour operator or trip leader.

Limitations of liability: Although every precaution is taken to safeguard you and your belongings, our adventure trips involve inherent risks and dangers which are beyond our control and Backcountry Safaris shall assume no responsibility for personal injuries or deaths and loss of personal property. Due to the nature of the activities, a condition of your participation is that you will read and sign the acknowledgment and Release of Liability before the tour begins. A copy of the text is available on request.

Overview

Tour Type: Sea Kayaking, Wildlife Viewing, Hiking, Lodging Difficulty: Easy to Moderate Comfort: WeatherPORT Shelters (fabric cabins) Prior Experience: None

2013 Tour Dates

Daily departures June 3 – September 22

Tour Rates

Call for custom group rates. Call 907-222-1632 or toll-free 877-812-259 On payment of your deposit to Backcountry Safaris, you agree to be bound by Backcountry Safaris tour terms and conditions. Complete Tour, Reservation and Payment Terms are located here. Prices are subject to change without notice.

Optional Tours And Upgrades

Call 1-907-222-1632 to add tour options. Alaska Railroad Denali National Park Extension Exit Glacier Ice Hike Exit Glacier Ice Climbing Seward Halibut and Salmon Fishing

Maps

Bear Glacier Map Kenai Fjords National Park Map See All The Kenai Fjords Maps Available

Related Links and Natural History

Bear Glacier Photo Album Aialik Bay Photo Album Kenai Fjords Wildlife Kenai Fjords National Park Cultural Resources Kenai Fjords Glaciers - Glacial Features Harding Icefield The Retreat of Exit Glacier A Tour of the Life of a Glacier Iceberg Sizes, Shapes And Classifications Hypothermia, Cold Water Immersion Wildlife Whale Watching Glacier Cruise

Suggested Alaska Reading List

Kenai Fjords Historic Resource Study (online book) by Linda Cook and Frank Norris Exploring Alaska's Kenai Fjords by David Miller Kenai Fjords Park - Trails Illustrated Map Alaska: A Novel by James A. Michener Alaska: A History of the 49th State by Claus-M Naske and Herman E. Slotnick Guide to the Birds of Alaska by Robert H. Armstrong Wild Flowers of the Yukon, Alaska by John G. S. Trelawny Coming into the Country by John McPhee Travels in Alaska by John Muir

Kenai Fjords Weather

Seward, AK and Resurrection Bay Weather Kenai Fjords Marine Weather Kenai Fjords Tides and Seward Tides

Current Seward, AK Weather

Did You Know? Aialik (eye-Al-ick) is an Alutiiq (coastal Eskimo) word. The translation for Aialik means "eerie" or "dangerous." In Kenai Fjords National Park there are 3 places named Aialik, Cape Aialik, Aialik Glacier and Aialik Bay.