Helpful Tips
Adventuring on your own
Always check in with our local law enforcement and file a trip plan.
Hiking and biking in remote areas
Routes can be difficult to find, and many are unmarked, it is always best to have a local tour guide when trekking through our rugged terrain and bear country.
For more tips on staying safe: see the Alaska State Parks link here>>>
When viewing our wildlife
It is really easy to get caught up in the moment, so here are some helpful tips when viewing our wildlife. Your best chances to see the wildlife is with a tour guide.
- Avoid surprises with wild animals.
- Please do not feed the animals and keep your distance.
- Do not try to touch or chase them, and always provide them a way to retreat.
- It is always best not to bring your pets when viewing.
Show consideration to others.- Use your common sense.
- Always remember that you are in their space.
- Please keep it clean.
For more helpful information view Wildlife Viewing Hints and Respectful Wildlife Viewing Practices, by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
Photo of Beach provided by Gloria Selby; Deer Taken By Andy Christofferson; and Eagle Taken By Irene Nelson.